Vestboy_Myst
NJ TO & Peach knitwit
lloD knitting on stream at S@X 128! the commentators call it 'netting' lol. 1:46 and 5:30 and 7:15
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Based off this video it seems getting 5 turnips safely with this technique should be possible in some scenarios. After all, this is the smallest stage and he spawned very close to you.every off the top kill = 4 turnips with knitting
even on the smallest stage and right under spawn
(~40% chance that at least one of those 4 pulls is +EV)
(slightly related, one of the mus im finding knitting to be the most useful in is vs samus. not because you kill off the top, but because many times you cant do anything else while she's recovering and +EV turnips are really good edgeguard/kill tools. plus it feels like you get more chances at recatching than in other mus)
I like to slide my index finger off the tip of the Z button.Knitting seems way harder than it should be because of the stupid Z light shield. The double jump window is reasonable enough but Z is a very awkward button to tap and let go as fast as you need to.
yes i advocate sliding off as well.I like to slide my index finger off the tip of the Z button.
What's the frame data on the fastest possible Float --> Z drop. Been doing it this way for years, wondering if it's really worth the switch. Honestly it might be worth it to do it with float for consistency's sake
5f jumpsquat + 1f jumpf + 1f frame (need to wait 1f before float) + 5f float release + 1f falling + 4f landing = 17 frames