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My 2 cents on spot dodging.Bowser has lag after the dodge. Yes, dodge lag. -_- Dosent quite cover good distance either, avoid using it against fast players and spamming it. If you can do it right, good job. But i suggest not doing it at all, because 9 times out of 10, you will be punished.
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Last question for a while. Sorry. >_<
How do you record your matches as if the video camera were inside the screen?
Capture card. On your computer.Oh.
Last question for a while. Sorry. >_<
How do you record your matches as if the video camera were inside the screen?
dair is good as a surprise move when coming down and you have no other option. his nair is ok but i think his dair has a bit more priority. ya you will get hit. but you will at least interrupt them for a bit and hopefully tech before they can reach you again.Do you believe his d-air has any good uses or setups? It seems his other aerials overshadow it.
(I don't play bowser, I'm just having a hard time believing 5150 is actually going to do this.)
1. dont dtilt edgeguard ever. unless you are ****ing around.Alright i'll bite since i look for information everywhere.
One of my worst match-ups happen to be Marth, i know the general how toos of fighting the marth and can stay even with him. But as soon as i get tossed off the ledge, i end losing a stock. I think my best option is to DI up and then try and recover over him. As for counter picks i just take him to FoD, it's the best stage i have against pesky Marths. I'm getting sick of D-tilt edgeguarding and need to find away around it.
As for edgeguarding the Marth, i usually D-tilt, or D-air.. Angled F-tilts work as well i just like the added Crouch cancel the D-tilt gives me. Any suggestions on that?
I think i have the match-up fairly solid, but any advice from anyone would be cool.
if they come underneath and sweetspot dtilt won't hit.I actually have a good success rate with D-tilting with the timing so that the second swipe is over the edge when he comes up for his recovery, i'm talking about when he's coming low underneath the stage.. if he's coming from High up, I usually play campy and spam spaced f-tilts.. and wait to see what he's gonna do and hope i can punish.
fortress hog won't work because you have to get right up to the ledge. marth's upb is faster than the time it takes to get up to the ledge nad then fortresshog. you will get hit he will have the ledge and then you are on the run.Hmm, maybe they weren't sweet spotting correctly to me it seemed like a good choice at the time, I guess if I see them looking for a sweetspot i should maybe just time a fortress hog, that might be the best way around it.
i couldn't read this. i tried so hard but i just couldn't.Well know, i was talking about my D-air strategy, I'm not dumb enough to ask you if I agree with something I've learned to tell how i feel about things.. must be that high school education LOL
Just puttin this out there, the shffl'd dair on the ledge strat is pretty good. It hits below the ledge and can stun marth out of his sweetspot, making him have to up-b again. Unless he's lyke, an uber pro like me, he'll just up-b, but it won't be sweetspotted allowing you to ftilt, or fair his failed sweetspot.Well know, i was talking about my D-air strategy, I'm not dumb enough to ask you if I agree with something I've learned to tell how i feel about things.. must be that high school education LOL
Like you said next time you play, try the D-air on the ledge against the Marth, see what you think
1. you HAVE to use both swipesok, further questions on the answers
why should you never dtilt edgeguard? I'm guessing you're afraid of the marth sweetspotting then ledgehpoping to punish you in lag...however this is really just a problem if you use the first swipe to edgeguard...but i guess if you were going to use the second swipe you might as well just ftilt since it's easier to time?
why not bair to edgeguard instead of ftilt...granted bair won't hit any better than an ftilt if he sweetspots..but if he doesn't you're less likely to trade no? cause you jump over the up b portion then try to hit with the bair..while the ftilt would probably cause you to both take damage if he missed the sweetspot.
sauce doesn't know how to sweetspot.i've hit sweetspotting doc with shffl'd bair, its a big deal (i'm a big deal)
I use D-Tilt as an edgeguard move at times. It's definitely not my primary edgeguarding move, but aside from being the most damaging tilt in the game (22% <3) I find that the CC'ing, lesser area on Bowser to hit, and the range to be nice.ok, further questions on the answers
why should you never dtilt edgeguard? I'm guessing you're afraid of the marth sweetspotting then ledgehpoping to punish you in lag...however this is really just a problem if you use the first swipe to edgeguard...but i guess if you were going to use the second swipe you might as well just ftilt since it's easier to time?
why not bair to edgeguard instead of ftilt...granted bair won't hit any better than an ftilt if he sweetspots..but if he doesn't you're less likely to trade no? cause you jump over the up b portion then try to hit with the bair..while the ftilt would probably cause you to both take damage if he missed the sweetspot.
thats ********. the move is so slow crouch canceling hurts you. bowser is the heaviest in the game but has the worst crouchcancel becasue of that ****ty *** dtilt.I use D-Tilt as an edgeguard move at times. It's definitely not my primary edgeguarding move, but aside from being the most damaging tilt in the game (22% <3) I find that the CC'ing, lesser area on Bowser to hit, and the range to be nice.
If Marth is sweetspotting, then why aren't you light-shielding at the edge while holding the analog stick towards the edge? Gets 'em every time.
B-Air has more priority than the F-Tilt, if I'm not mistaken. It also has more power, knockback, and has pseudo-spike potential. I've grown to absolutely love it fairly recently. You'll find me using it as a vital edgeguarding tool against almost anyone. It's also much better to set up for edgeguarding than a lot of moves.
Edgeguarding effectively requires quick thinking and reflexes. Different moves work better than others depending on the situation; experiment and judge accordingly.