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Good. I want to have the chance of surpassing him before he gives the game up. I've got until........ Wii-U Smash to do so.
If I don't outperform Espy in his time of Brawl and I'm still going, then I'll just have to surpass it.
You better be. I was shocked when you first implied that our Espy was retiring.
bump for actual game-relevance.... anyone want to investigate this?It's quite possible that Sonic *does* have this ability, but we'd have to be very frame-perfect. Does someone with brawl-hacks want to test this out?
1. What frame(s) exactly, after releasing side-B, is it invincible? We want Sonic to be aerial the frame before the invincibility, and grounded the frame with the invincibility. (I think -- ask the DK-hacker-ppl to establish that that's exactly what they're doing.)
2. Even then, it looks like DK's success depends on the precise momentum with which he's moving towards the stage. Note that DK's up-B acts as a "brake" -- on some particular frame, it completely sets his horizontal/vertical velocity without regard for any previous momentum he may have had . This is the same as Sonic's side-B!
3. However, our side-B sets very different values for that velocity when it's released. In particular, we start moving with some considerable horizontal velocity (this is at the very beginning of the "hop"). I'm not sure how this compares to DK's up-B; or if it's even relevant to the way we might need to perform this tech.
4. The moment we release the side-B (well, I guess starting on the very first frame that B is un-pressed, but I'm not sure), the control stick's horizontal component has a minor effect on the horizontal momentum of the spindash's "hop". That is, we can pull the hop back or push it forward, by a very modest amount. This might be relevant to finding the perfect momentum with which we want to "land" on the stage during our invincibility frame.
Why do I feel that Z'z has something to do with this.
It's my personal record, not the overall one, which is close to even IIRC.
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![[FBC] Papa Mink](/data/avatars/l/166/166410.jpg?1363023093){kind=avatar}
i fully remember doing this once vs Mink onb, i may have saved the replay. but i don't know what match it was. it IS possible at least on smashvilles platform. but since that one is moving i dunno.It's quite possible that Sonic *does* have this ability, but we'd have to be very frame-perfect. Does someone with brawl-hacks want to test this out?
1. What frame(s) exactly, after releasing side-B, is it invincible? We want Sonic to be aerial the frame before the invincibility, and grounded the frame with the invincibility. (I think -- ask the DK-hacker-ppl to establish that that's exactly what they're doing.)
2. Even then, it looks like DK's success depends on the precise momentum with which he's moving towards the stage. Note that DK's up-B acts as a "brake" -- on some particular frame, it completely sets his horizontal/vertical velocity without regard for any previous momentum he may have had . This is the same as Sonic's side-B!
3. However, our side-B sets very different values for that velocity when it's released. In particular, we start moving with some considerable horizontal velocity (this is at the very beginning of the "hop"). I'm not sure how this compares to DK's up-B; or if it's even relevant to the way we might need to perform this tech.
4. The moment we release the side-B (well, I guess starting on the very first frame that B is un-pressed, but I'm not sure), the control stick's horizontal component has a minor effect on the horizontal momentum of the spindash's "hop". That is, we can pull the hop back or push it forward, by a very modest amount. This might be relevant to finding the perfect momentum with which we want to "land" on the stage during our invincibility frame.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1DZU4Dtv0M&t=00m24sIgnore this post.
Blah, I forgot why this can't work.
Sonic doesn't stop ascending on his Spin Dash on a flat surface until like frame 17 at the earliest. If he's rising before then, there's no possible way to land unless there's a slope, which just defeats the purpose of trying to make this universal.
D1aos best Sonic main imo.
is there a slight slope on the smashville platform?, because i definitely have iSDR'd in very strange places on alot of stages, but smashville was one of them it hit the moving platform when it was moving towards me then i definite'y was iSDRing since he kept going straight like he does when he goes airborne.
This is my favorite picture.
h sound good?
