They always had.Questionable Edit: Do the lucarios have a chat room? o-O or something like that
Also let it be known that I pioneered Up-Smash.
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They always had.Questionable Edit: Do the lucarios have a chat room? o-O or something like that
To answer this:I don't know ... the ground helpless state.
DT isnt a move, its a taunt >_< I always forget about it lolDJ you say that DT > Usmash? :o
It's Brawl+
1. It just means the rest of the move past a point is purely cosmetic, and can be interrupted into any action you wish as if the move ended completely on that frame. A great example is Ganondorf's Usmash. As soon as he begins moving his leg back down, you can move again.Ok guys cuz im lazy got a few questions
1: How do you use IASA frames??? i understand what IASA means but i dont get how to use it...
2: surely theres this apparent infinite rumor going around, has any work been done on that? or could anyone explain it?
"Flow?"It's not an infinite, we don't have it confirmed yet whether it even does 30% iirc. Basically in the words of Gage, "don't worry your sweet little head" lol
And yes, Kita's right. A big misconception is that IASA is only in moves where it's apparent (aka Marth/MK dtilt), when in reality it's much more. This actually helps when learning to buffer moves, so you can transition through things more quickly (imo a good playstyle that incorporates a lot of "flow" like this is Trela's, you'll notice that he seems to slip from one move to another really well)