Scabe
Successful Businessman
Don't know, I suppose you could.
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Yes.I mean when you hit the ground after being pulled into it. Like jab combo into rang pull and they hit the ground behind you. Can you tech that?
Ryos' reply sums it up.Now guys, no offense, but everything you've found out about Link so far is inconsequential compared to what I just discovered. This is the motherlode of bomb ATs. After people start using this, I guarantee Link will jump up to at LEAST mid low tier. Watch and be amazed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9siOW-c0l5k
It would be interesting to see how this could be shown effectively. Maybe just go to training mode and show it registering as a consecutive hit. Also, whoever ends up recording it, make sure you perform it properly, with the whole "SH Fast fall Bair to turn around stuff".I'm considering recording the bair combos Fox is Openly Awesome listed off though now that I have my Gamebridge working.
This looks interesting and I have tested it a bit, but I'm just not sure if it'd be possible to get close enough in time to Jab them. Did you have a vid of this setting up a Jab lock? Even if you've just done it before but you don't have a vid, I'm sure I could take your word for it Scabe. I just need some kind of confirmation before I add it. Usually, I test things to get my confirmation, but I just gave it a quick test and I'm still not sure.Another Jab lock set up (although in this video it turns into a stage spike but it can be a jab lock set up).
But anyways, if you full hop throw the bomb and then immediately angle your boomerang diagonally down. The bomb will followed by the set knockback of the boomerang.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhJPqIgiv30
No way! Arrows I either shield, spotdodge or...get hit. I have no idea why he's suddenly such a beast. Maybe it took ideas off Scabe's Link when we Wi-Fi'd. It jab cancels into F-smashes, too, the darn thing.Your CPU used his shield? Smart Comp. I dont think my Wii's Link has ever tried that. Do you do that yourself?
Also do you think you could take advantage of ur opponent ducking down like that? Any possibility he might be left open?
Dropkick Combo.Anyway, if you were going to just do the Bair Cancel D-smash thing, you could easilly cover the 8 characters that it works on. (WE NEED A NAME!! Bair Cancel? Let's think, so it's the first hit of Bair that is cancelled on the ground. That's what we have to work with. We probably can't include whatever folow up we would use because the follow up changes. Ground cancelled Bair? It just doesn't sound cool enough. We need a cool sounding name.)
Holy ****. Awesome!!Dropkick Combo.
Example: Dropkick Dsmash combo.
It's business time. Because it's Wednesday night. And afterwards you should sort out the recycling, because that's not part of it but it's still very important.Oh Snap! You guys are the best! My mind is blown!
It has to be updating time. Either that or business time.
I've only been able to spike using Link's body. IMO it's easier how Izaw does it: when the opponent is airborne just off the stage, jab cancel into the d-tilt.From what I understand, the spike connects if you hit with the hitbox that is in Link's body or the hitbox that is the middle of the blade, not the hilt or the tip, and ONLY in the middle of the blade, because the other two hitboxes have more priority and override the spike if they also hit.
I'm not gonna lie, this is all nuts. I knew Link had a good bit of potential, but I'm finding all of this amazing. Is this for real? It all seems too good to be true.
I've only been able to spike using Link's body.