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Question for technical Mario mains...

munchies911

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Orlando, Florida
Has anyone been able to get consistent with mario's b-reversing into a walljump, back into a b-reverse (rinse and repeat) for climbing up stages with a wall? If someone could post a video or tips to get more consistent, it would be appreciated. Other than "Just Practice it," all advice is welcome :)
 

AnEnemyMongoose

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Jul 13, 2014
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49
Location
New Hampshire
Try to dissect what you are doing into individual actions at first. In this case, you're going to be jumping towards stage side > pressing opposite direction on control stick to wallhop > pressing B > quickly reversing direction > wallhopping again. Go into training or start a timeless match on YS or GHZ and try and go through the motions. If you don't get it at first, just keep working at it. Don't get aggravated; that will slow you down a lot. If you do, just start from square one and try to dissect again. Start being able to do one B-reversal wallhop off of wallhop; when you start getting consistent you can try and do two consecutively, three consecutively, etc.

TL;DR - split it up into individual button presses, and try and speed up the process as you go along. And, sorry, but PRACTICE!
 
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munchies911

Smash Cadet
Joined
May 1, 2014
Messages
30
Location
Orlando, Florida
Try to dissect what you are doing into individual actions at first. In this case, you're going to be jumping towards stage side > pressing opposite direction on control stick to wallhop > pressing B > quickly reversing direction > wallhopping again. Go into training or start a timeless match on YS or GHZ and try and go through the motions. If you don't get it at first, just keep working at it. Don't get aggravated; that will slow you down a lot. If you do, just start from square one and try to dissect again. Start being able to do one B-reversal wallhop off of wallhop; when you start getting consistent you can try and do two consecutively, three consecutively, etc.

TL;DR - split it up into individual button presses, and try and speed up the process as you go along. And, sorry, but PRACTICE!
Thanks Homie.
 
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