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suit parts
- Thread starter J0K3R
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DeliciousCake
Smash Lord
You probably should have made this pointless comment in one of the various other threads that have actual strategies for armor pieces.
Z-N_Freak
Smash Ace
Throw them all but one and hold on to the last one. That's what I do. Watch out for the enemy to throw them back or catch them. If they do that you should just stop throwing and keep one for a suprise attack or something lol.
Tristan_win
Not dead.
Follow the link and look at deliciouscake and mine post
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=156717
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=156717
Ørion
Smash Ace
I do the same as Z-N_Freak, i find it best to throw them in a way that they bounce off the edge after hitting the opponent so they cannot be used against you.
Personally I don't like to lose my pieces for any reason. I figure I have the advantage- the pieces start at my feet, not theirs, I have a (sexy) glide toss, they might not, I have a lot of mobility which helps me fetch pieces quickly, and most of all I simply have more practice using pieces since I'm ZSS while they aren't as likely to have the same.
If I'm charged, a downtoss from standing makes it bounce of the floor and is a tricky way to upset things quickly before they get the match in their favor. Mostly, however, I love throwing once piece, having them shield it, and right after that follow up with a glide tossed second piece into any move, picking them right back up where they bounced off and toss them both again. The majority of the time that gets them off their feet, and with more than one piece nearby you can hit with one and then follow up with another very quickly. For example, throwing one at them after they get in the air, they airdodge catch it, I throw another at them out of the airdodge and they never get a chance to toss it back at me.
Also, on the stages with things to bounce the pieces off of, the suit parts can become absolutely brutal. For example, Green Hill Zone, where not only the pieces bounce off the hills at great angles making even a missed throw disruptive and damaging, it also piles them all nicely for you on the bottom. Finally, since that course has walk-offs, it's easy to get some percent and smack them with a piece and KO them before the pieces ever disappear.
Since you can catch thrown items by dash attacking, ZSS is good at catching or picking parts back up with her good dash attack, and often when they go for the parts when they are still on top of a passable platform, it's creates the perfect opening to jump up and uair them from underneath, which also gets another piece for you.
If I'm charged, a downtoss from standing makes it bounce of the floor and is a tricky way to upset things quickly before they get the match in their favor. Mostly, however, I love throwing once piece, having them shield it, and right after that follow up with a glide tossed second piece into any move, picking them right back up where they bounced off and toss them both again. The majority of the time that gets them off their feet, and with more than one piece nearby you can hit with one and then follow up with another very quickly. For example, throwing one at them after they get in the air, they airdodge catch it, I throw another at them out of the airdodge and they never get a chance to toss it back at me.
Also, on the stages with things to bounce the pieces off of, the suit parts can become absolutely brutal. For example, Green Hill Zone, where not only the pieces bounce off the hills at great angles making even a missed throw disruptive and damaging, it also piles them all nicely for you on the bottom. Finally, since that course has walk-offs, it's easy to get some percent and smack them with a piece and KO them before the pieces ever disappear.
Since you can catch thrown items by dash attacking, ZSS is good at catching or picking parts back up with her good dash attack, and often when they go for the parts when they are still on top of a passable platform, it's creates the perfect opening to jump up and uair them from underneath, which also gets another piece for you.
James Sparrow
Smash Master
Depends how confident you are in your item catching skills. If not very, toss all but one off and **** them with it, if you're good at it, use all 3. Learn to glide toss.
0RLY
A great conversation filler at bars and parties
Toss one forward immediately. Pick another one up, throw it at wherever my opponent is now. Hold on to the last one for glide tossing.