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If you know they will airdodge, then the Usmash will definitely hit. What about Uair. Does Uair combo into Twist at that range? Because if Twist doesn't work, Uair might work a bit better as it should be able to catch jumps.
Well uair is frame 9 while witch twist is frame 4. So most of the times I go for witch twist depending on how they DI the uthrow.
bair stagespike and low upb towards the side blastzone against characters with poor recovery
on some characters that peaks up from the ledge should be possible (Jr, Yoshi, Dededes Glove).
Yeah, it's real weird, but it's funny because a lot of Bayo's don't know that. Often in mirrors I'll spam dtilt bullets until they do it too, then WTi for a punish/kill.
Whatever I do in Witch Time, if I can't get the KO I use either dsmash or dair near the end to reset and keep them close.
I believe that you were never able to do three Twists...
JC Up B doesn't work past 50% usually, and JC ABK doesn't really work below 50% as the opponent isn't sent high enough.
If you do the jump cancel fast enough does it matter? It looks like it doesn't even make a difference. I didn't know you had to different ones at different times.
At some point the opponent is just sent too far away, too fast. But it might be a higher percent, like 80%.
I don't want to talk about the first because I don't know if I am right on that point. But ABK is percent dependent. You want to DI in at lower percents to avoid the Twist, and away at higher percents for the same reason. Out of Twist 2, you want to DI into the twist to try and avoid the Uair, and I don't think the combo works at percents where DI'ing away works.
I personally always ban Battlefield due to the platforms often getting in my way. My other bans depend on what character i play against.
Just stay at a good distance where you can immediately turn around grab a roll & react to getup. I've seen 9b punish a roll onstage w/ up-b into kill combos. You can up-b jumps, and shield/punish getup attacks & grab getups. Dtilt can be spaced sometimes too & ledge trumps into bair or dsmash are good too. It's really all up to you.
i would say its 4-5 frames. its not that huge of a window
Seems like it. Pretty easy to get consistent at without failure as of now.
I actually came up with the same combo after seeing Pink Fresh's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wKfT_ETa1E&nohtml5=False
I tried that on a friend (he was using Cloud), and I'm pretty sure he DI'd out of it in between the fair 1 and second WT
Like many of our combos it is definitely DI-able, but like you said the fear of losing a stock tends to make them DI into it. As for killing, I tend to always take the stock as I drag them into the blast zone, but I only roughly tested it with DI In. If they DI In you could probably fit in a Fair 2 before the second WTwist to get more distance, but I wouldn't rely on it.
He could have, I'm not saying its guaranteed, but make sure you're hitting the 'Pop-Up' part of the Fair 1.
If you can do some of the combos in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6p9k2H43F0 (shameless plug) then you're doing pretty good at the moment.
Not sure, I know people sometimes out of it when I do it, but the up-b will still connect though. I think it's a frame trap. Also I think fair 1 to up air a lot easier to connect on fast fallers.
Eeyup, not so easy until it's in your muscle memory. But people like the exaggerate how easy she is. You may need to change your controller scheme in order to do double jump cancels (DJC) a lot easier. Like a shoulder button set to jump. Also helps with other teach like out of shield up smashes and up-bs or jump canceling on the ground with items. You'll get used to the timing. Also if you're struggling with dive kick then keep practicing. You'll eventually get used to it.
I think for Yoshi you always should go for the DJ cancel Side b for it to connect. So Upb DJC Sideb, Upb Upair.
Ness is tough to me too because its hard to kill him due to his airdodge & overextending in the air could get you upaird. I'd say just relax in the neutral and watch his spacing for side b & dash attack. Don't attack his shield because his OOS options are too quick & his aerials will catch you. Focus on getting him offstage & getting the edgeguards. Ness will likely live a long time otherwise so don't be upset if he's at 160-180 just hold your control & try not to get grabbed : /What cando to finish
All of those combos are good. I feel like the basics are most important like the upb, side b, JC Upb Side b upair combos. U can start them with dtilt around 40--80 and go for dtilt upb or side b depending on % generally the lower they are side b connects better & upb at high %
I'm not sure but u can input it the upair after fair.
Practice bro, takes a ton of practice & dedication. I spent countless hours & late nights trying to get my bayo extra crispy. Watch the combo videos & top Bayonettas & try to figure out what they're doing & apply it.