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Thank you Hylian. And I can compile videos if people send me the links. Its just I won't spend huge amounts of time finding new videos. But I will compile stuff.
In the air, there is no aerial priority. Only which hit hits first is the one that has the higher priority. So if both hits hit at the same time, then you will trade hits, not have them cancel out. So essentially, both hits hit at the same time.
That sounds pretty goo to me. Anybody got videos to start this thread?
I knew that, but I wasn't aware you could trade hits with a disjointed hitbox
Your welcome. Glad to help.
Lol, someones impersonating you online?? Is the Lain on AiB the same as you?
...runs on a 10 second timer. So for example, if you see the Clap Trap swim under the right platform at the 6:34 mark in a match, keep track in your head; the Clap Trap will come back around every ten seconds, at 6:24, 6:14, 6:04, etc....), and snake (never dies on this stage and his explosives are almost invisible on the platforms). Take note though: You can survive being spiked into the water as long as you time your jump right. The timing isn't too bad, just pracitce.
), I think this is a good stage for Falcon. Someone let me know if I'm completely wrong xD....I haven't been around these parts for a little while a counterpick guide is neear the bottemWas looking around and didn't see a counter pick thread, so thought I'd mention a level I absolutely love counterpicking with falcon.
Japes.
If you DI everything up, you will live FOREVER; Japes has a stupid, ridiculously, questionably (lol) high ceiling. Assuming you DI the right way, including momentum canceling along with proper DI, you can easily live close to 200 percent on every stock. The un-even platforms allow you to avoid projectile spam and camping pretty well.
Also, aerial raptor boosting from either of the outer platforms back towards the center is safe as long as you don't...er....act stupid with it. lol. But essentially, if you think someone's going to jump approach you while on either of the outer platforms, raptor boost their aerial approach; you'll either spike them into the water or float by them and land in the middle with enough time to recover after the landing lag.
One last thing: The Clap Trap (the fish who spikes if you get hit by it in the water) is NOT RANDOM. The Clap Trap, or as peach mains like to call him, clappy
Word of advice: Other characters are very good on this stage. Falco for obvious reasons, Link and Toon link (although against Toon Link all of his vertical killing moves are almost moot due to the high ceiling), Peach (yep
So, long CP rant aside (lulz
how dare you forget Uair
Yes sir. quote away.
But he dies very very easily off the side.Was looking around and didn't see a counter pick thread, so thought I'd mention a level I absolutely love counterpicking with falcon.
Japes.
If you DI everything up, you will live FOREVER; Japes has a stupid, ridiculously, questionably (lol) high ceiling. Assuming you DI the right way, including momentum canceling along with proper DI, you can easily live close to 200 percent on every stock. The un-even platforms allow you to avoid projectile spam and camping pretty well.
Also, aerial raptor boosting from either of the outer platforms back towards the center is safe as long as you don't...er....act stupid with it. lol. But essentially, if you think someone's going to jump approach you while on either of the outer platforms, raptor boost their aerial approach; you'll either spike them into the water or float by them and land in the middle with enough time to recover after the landing lag.
One last thing: The Clap Trap (the fish who spikes if you get hit by it in the water) is NOT RANDOM. The Clap Trap, or as peach mains like to call him, clappy
Word of advice: Other characters are very good on this stage. Falco for obvious reasons, Link and Toon link (although against Toon Link all of his vertical killing moves are almost moot due to the high ceiling), Peach (yep
So, long CP rant aside (lulz
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You have it right on the money. The sec-kick gets weaker the longer its out, it has two weakened phases. This is unfortunately unlike Dr. Mario in melee, who had a stronger sex-kick than regular move for one of his attacks, so it was very useful in his gameplay.
darn you are right..
Lol thats why I was confused. I couldn't think of a FC in his moveset.....
Do me a favour that will benefit you too, go to training mode > Captain Falcon > Any Training dummy > Set your training speed to 1/4 and now do a knee in mid air. You should notice that Captain Falcon will shake (resembling him being electricuted) during the last few frames and in these shaking frames is his sweetspot or zap as I like to call it. Now if you could get the 'last few frames' timing on your training dummy then your all set! ONE MORE THING, what's very important is Captain Falcon's spacing. I can't just go close up on my opponent and do a knee other wise it's not garunteed to zap, it may happen a few times but you need to have a small gap between your dummy/opponent that the knee's zap frames will make contact with.
ah I see
tbh I have no clue what you mean..
I thought everyone knew that.......
Last few frames? =O
Nope, I have proven it by training in slow mode, I'm not trying to flame you or anything. Just helping you out! I have trouble with the knee too... But with distance and timing I could perform the zap, I remember doing it 4 times in a row in a tourney (on a kirby player, it was really fun
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