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https://www.twitch.tv/houstongameguys/v/61493155?t=01h52m31s
This is pretty similar to a combo I devised. The initial hits are the only real difference. Managed to pull it off online once too.
Cool combo, but unfortunately a lot of people just spam air dodge and by a result never miss that window. Its worth going for though as I don't think many characters can get down and punish our lag after a whiffed dABK fast enough.
You can always read their spamming of airdodge and go for something better.
For some reason, some players don't spam air dodge throughout the entire combo. And when you miss the only window to, you're kinda screwed. But you're right. I usually mold my combos around the way my opponent is playing.
I actually watched the rest of the GF. That WT read on the get-up was niiice. And so was the salt at the end x)
Only at 0%
No doubt that this is what I had thought as well.
What I find funny is that most people don't seem to realize that you can WT Bullet Arts. Sometimes I'll start spamming dtilt BA until they do it too and get a free punish.
Right now my favorite Witch Time punish is getting them offstage and charging dsmash. (Really, her dsmash is basically my favorite kill in the game.) Unfortunately this is almost impossible to do unless they're already near the ledge.
You can use grounded SideB (no kick) to send them horizontal, and then time a downsmash at the ledge to catch them when they exit witch time.
By not going through with the multihit (stopping at jab 3), you leave the opponent right in front of you, confused. Something to consider when the opponent is at higher percents and stuff like Witch Twist and Heel Slide stop comboing.
Well at low%s, pretty much anything. The easiest to land is fair1, since it's our fastest aerial and hits in front of us. Fair1 can lead into naturally fair23, but also uair with some tight timing, which you can do a couple of times at low %s, and if you can land it will link into just about anything else. This'll work up until about 90%(the fair1, not fair1->uair), then you might have to dj to reach the fair1. Other than fair1, there's also utilt (if they're super close) RAR bair and uair (difficult, and sometimes won't work until 30%), or nair (which links into fair1 at less than 50% in general, or ABK almost always). Post 100%, our dtilt options are mostly relegated to fh fair (if you can land it), uair, or RAR bair. You can land ABK too, but at that % don't expect much. dtilt->uair kills at about 130% stage and character depending, it's one of our easiest kill confirms but it's hard to land if they DI correctly our you don't hit with the base. dtilt->bair is somewhat hard to land since you have to be sure that your dtilt hit, then immediately turn around and jump or dj into it, but DI is less important for landing it, and it kills earlier off the side (120%, or even less with rage). I'll also remind everyone that utilt at 110%+ also true combos into uair, and kill confirms in just the same way (it also does more damage than dtilt, making starting %s earlier). The angle is also 90 I think, so DI is almost moot for the opponent.
(Oh, geez. I think we need some consensus over our acronyms, because things get confusing when WT can mean either Witch Twist or Witch Time.
Apologies, I meant WTi for Witch Time. WTw is Witch Twist as well. Sorry!
I thought you could no longer hit aerials like uair after WT unless you jumped, but even then that's not guaranteed. Your list has several combos that entail WT-aerial so I'm pretty sure they're no longer guaranteed.
DA does have a couple different uses. It's got faster startup, meaning that it can do long ranged punishes with greater ease. If the opponent is at the ledge, holding BA can also make it so that they get pushed off, making it safe even on shield. Other than those, there's not a whole lot of reason to use DA over HS.
HS may have faster startup on the attack, but the slide itself is quite slow. Useful as a long-range punish? Yes, but can still be read pretty easy. Useful as an escape option? You bet.
****, I switched those around. I meant DA in place of HS.
Lylat is her best IMO because A. the platforms are low enough for utilt and sh aerials, B. the blast zones are somewhat small, so killing is easier, C. The ledge can give others trouble but almost certainly not us, and D. the tilt can make BC not suck.
makes sense. I'm curious why you prefer BF over DL?
