Velox
Smash Ace
I found this by accident, makes sense though, worthy enough to post. It's not anything new, but now anyone can grab behind them 100% frame perfect every time like Ken/M2K.
What you do is you just pivot in place and then grab. It works by the same theory (well... sort of) that the walk -> pivot behind you and grab works. I actually discovered this while I was chain grabbing Fox with the walking pivot. I thought, "You know... why don't I use this technique to just grab behind me in place?", and of course, it works wonders for your consistence.
Just thought some people would find this interesting. For those of you that instantly fall asleep at the first sign of pivoting, this technique takes almost no practice and you will be off and running (or grabbing). It's really nothing to write off as a useless flashy technique.
The whole point is that I think it's easier to do consistent than the slow perfect timing technique used by most, not that this technique is actually faster (other than it being easier to do frame-perfect.)
Notice I didn't call this anything stupid, because really, it's not even worth a name. I wouldn't even call it a technique really, the only thing different is you use the pivot flick to perform the grab instead of a slow(er) horizontal movement of the joystick.
What you do is you just pivot in place and then grab. It works by the same theory (well... sort of) that the walk -> pivot behind you and grab works. I actually discovered this while I was chain grabbing Fox with the walking pivot. I thought, "You know... why don't I use this technique to just grab behind me in place?", and of course, it works wonders for your consistence.
Just thought some people would find this interesting. For those of you that instantly fall asleep at the first sign of pivoting, this technique takes almost no practice and you will be off and running (or grabbing). It's really nothing to write off as a useless flashy technique.
The whole point is that I think it's easier to do consistent than the slow perfect timing technique used by most, not that this technique is actually faster (other than it being easier to do frame-perfect.)
Notice I didn't call this anything stupid, because really, it's not even worth a name. I wouldn't even call it a technique really, the only thing different is you use the pivot flick to perform the grab instead of a slow(er) horizontal movement of the joystick.
