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Just jump back on stage as soon as you feel they are going to destroy the pillar.
Or attack them while they're breaking the pillar.
Kragg does not get his pillar back till he lands on the stage, this would likely lead to a trade in stocks.
Not in early access, but planned for full release, for now, use x360ce with a guide by Absolute black: http://www.reddit.com/r/RivalsOfAether/comments/3db7uh/the_full_gamecube_controller_guide/
theopenlink22
This is already well-known. Fair's reverse hitbox has been coined as the "Bubble Butt".
I have used x360ce on steam games without encountering problems.
Steam will be using the already extracted version of the game so will be one less step even.
Awesome!
So it will come with x360ce built in? That's great.
More like you will have to still set up x360ce, but you won't have to extract the exe to get access to the dll.
Got it, good to know!
I don't know. For right now, the Smashboards thread does fine in its own right, mostly 'cause we talk about stuff that we can all chime in on. The thread starts running into problems when multiple topics are being discussed at once, since then replies, continuations, and tangents all get scattered, potentially throughout multiple pages. The same sort of thing happens when someone asks a question that we know has an answer already typed out here; if they're trying to find an answer, they'll have to look through the entirety of the thread, unless someone can point them to a specific region of pages. Seeing as how we already have 79 pages at this point, this would just mean that we're just adding more onto a single source for information that can't have it's own categories and sub-sections, which ends up causing all kinds of organizational problems.
The biggest point I'd like to add on to this is the fact that RoA is coming out for Xbox One and PC. It's going to get a lot of its exposure from people who are not Smash players - people who would never have any reason to have a Smashboards account. It's important to remember that this game's community will inevitably include a lot of non-Smash players. Many of my friends who are excited about this game don't play Smash at all.
On full release, it will have native support for Mayflash Gamecube adapters. For Early Access, however, it does not have native support. You will have to use xbox360ce to have it work, though I think the game will come with this so you can set it up easier.
See this is what we were talking about on the subreddit, Dan really is a tease.Maybe
-Dan
Its actually a parry, not a spot dodge. when you parry a move that an opponent throws out, it puts them in a helpless state (or reflects the move if it is a projectile).
PS3 works through x360ce.
The problem is that now everyone probably read this and will check to see if it's in.
The real problem is that Dan is an Orcane main.
#Earthnation #Minekragg4life
Yep online 1v1, random or with a steam friend. There is also a steam group for matchmaking. "Rivals of Aether fight club"The game will have online multiplayer right? I don't have friends to play this with
Spot Dodge has always functioned a lot like a parry, it's a predictive defensive action to allow you to punish a move which might otherwise be safe, it's just even stronger in this game. Actually, if I have one concern in this game, it's that the Spot Dodge / Parry move might be so strong as to significantly discourage offense. In Smash, Spot Dodge is balanced out by the fact that there are some moves that beat Spot Dodge, either moves that are so active that they stay out longer than Spot Dodge remains active (ie, Zelda Forward Smash), or they recover so fast that the opponent can stick out another move during the recovery of the dodge (ie, jabs). In this game, from what I have seen, the Spot Dodge / Parry is always at least safe if it succeeds, and in most cases if it succeeds you get enormous reward. Getting something like Kragg downsmash for successfully parrying a forward air seems kind of insane. (I am aware that the amount of time the opponent is frozen depends on the recovery of the move, but it seems like it's pretty long in most cases).
I mean there are alot of pages here. I am sure alot of the current fan base has read this, but a tiny fraction of the one after full release will have. Plus its fine if some people know about it. everyone on the PM subreddit knows about like 50% of the easter eggs in there the day after a new version drops and those are still fun.
jam1garner
Ah, my bad on the misinformation, I just assumed because his tag used to be Zetter
You're taking a risk with parrying. If you parry too much, your opponent will catch on if they're smart. I've had a bunch of times at SSC where the person I'm playing tries to use parrying a lot to stop my dash attack shenanigans, so instead I just run up to them and charge a Strong Attack, and they die at like 60 lmao. High risk, high reward.
Parry is a bit of a risk, but it's undeniably greater reward for lesser risk compared to Smash, which I find concerning as it is already a pretty strong defensive option in Smash if used right.
For Wrastor, his strong attacks ARE his aerials. Then what? And then we have moves like Orcane's backwards Fair. That's a kill move. Should he not be super hard punished for reverse-Fairing into a parry?
