SSB4 - Peach basics (Video guide)

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TheBattleRifle submitted a new guide:

SSB4 - Peach basics (Video guide) - A video guide covering the basics of Peach and how you can go about using her.

Princess Peach Toadstool - "Damsel in distress"

This is a basic coverage on Peach and her arsenal in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. This was done on version 1.0.6, straight after the Mewtwo patch release.

Overall Peach is a relatively defensive character. She's slow and floaty, but has a very good recovery and is able to punish very well. She also has some interesting mechanics and is capable of following up into some cool combos under different circumstances.

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Since this guide was first published there have of course been patches and character/ stage additions. I'm not entirely sure what has changed from 1.0.6 to 1.0.8 but apparently they have changed her throw trajectories, not by knockback or % but the physical angle of the throws. Not by much but this could potentially discard or change any throw combos you were previously able to do with Peach.

 

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TheBattleRifle updated SSB4 - Peach basics (Video guide) with a new update entry:

SSB4 - Peach Basics (Video guide)

Princess Peach Toadstool - "Damsel in distress"

This is a basic coverage on Peach and her arsenal in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. The video of this guide was made on version 1.0.6 of the game, within a few days after the patch that added Mewtwo into the game.

Overall Peach is a relatively defensive character. Depending on the circumstances that can change, for example if you have a turnip in hand or depending on the matchup. She's slow and floaty, but has a very good recovery...

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[TheBattleRifle]

I'm busy with work and caught up on things over the summer, but just announcing that I will be giving this guide a major overhaul some time soon! I'll also be working on guides for Peach in other games like Melee and possibly Brawl. I may also borrow the 3DS version of the game just to check if certain things are applicable to both Wii U and 3DS versions, although I will probably end up just keeping the guide Wii U exclusive.

On top of this, I may be going to BEAST VI in Sweden next year! As I live in the UK it'll be expensive for me to travel to the USA for a major but I'll be saving to go to BEAST in Sweden, and any other major tournaments if they're worth going to/ can fund the travel.