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Rohins for most subbottom Samus?!?!?!
I am just in absolute love with the way he uses those jabs and d-tilts. Man, that was so great!
I must learn the true pivot!
Funny you mention that, n00b had told me about it a bit back. The benefit is you get some invuln frames as opposed to letting go and midair to bomb.
If that is really the true pivot you are using, may you offer me some tips on how to do it better? I am already at the Brawl Tactical Discussion in Jewdo's thread. But you do it so flawlessly, that it looks even better to do than rolling around your opponent to get out of the way. If I could get this down, I would try to use it in my game to overwhelm my opponents.
I see. I wasn't aware of this. I only tried it out today, because I was wondering what would happen if I did use Down+B instead of the other attacks.
To pivot tap one direction and move your finger quickly back to the neutral position. If you do it right you should interrupt your dash and be standing. From here you can do anything you normally would do while standing (jabs, charge shot, etc.) I was really into pivots in Melee so it carried over, just keep practicing.If that is really the true pivot you are using, may you offer me some tips on how to do it better? I am already at the Brawl Tactical Discussion in Jewdo's thread. But you do it so flawlessly, that it looks even better to do than rolling around your opponent to get out of the way. If I could get this down, I would try to use it in my game to overwhelm my opponents.
Oh, and I'm just curious on what the name of the music is called. I like it.
What I'm trying to figure out is, Does this involve fox-trotting? From the looks of things, it does. I'm confused on whether or not this should be done once or twice. I read that you fox-trot, and then when you are going to fox-trot again, you tap the opposite direction so that you stop in one spot.
He moves so fast with those pivots that the frames look like they take less amount of frames, which is why I think this is way better than rolling around your opponent. I like how he runs really fast and uses that shield. Liek woah! 
Would you say thats useful? It kinda looks like you can space I guess. Plus, you can do anything out of it, a downsmash, fsmash, actually this really is useful.
It's a combination of two concepts:
Thats confusing, so suppose you foxtrot right, then before it ends you dash left making it a "small dash dance" and then you foxtrot left and do the same thing ?
Did you just change your avatar within the last 6 hours?
Why, yes, yes I did. I went through another avatar before I settled on this one. It matches my sig.
If you're fox trotting right you keep tapping right to restart the dash animation. To change directions you just tap left immediately after hitting right. Repeat that pattern and you'll get that dash dance.
Don't need to flick. When you are in shield release animation just press the reverse direction. When you do this you buffer a turn around. Any move done during turn around animation cancels it and has you facing that direction immediately. You don't have to do it too fast, it's more getting the rhythm down.
No I ment the shield dashing. Rohins has combined that basic concept with dashdancing and it looks great.
I wasn't referring to you. I was referring to a comment made in Rohins' comment box at YouTube.
