Ultimate Pit

[Rogue Pit]

Im sure everyone knows about arrow looping or swarming and raining but what about combining them along with fighting to make 1 devastating defensive and offensive technique. Use arrow raining technique to get arrows in the sky. loop them constantly while fighting careful and raining some downward when in need of help. I've tryed it and its the most difficult thing ive ever done before. But with some practice and more precision with arrows you can use arrows that people cant see and wont know when they are coming as a stalling technique for a smash tilt or running attack and when overwhelmed to back them all. But it seems the arrows are lost when trying to recover from the stage. Any suggestions?

 

[Undrdog]

I've tried this and have had trouble simply pulling it off, let alone doing it while on the offensive. It's at the top of my priority list at the moment, though I'm graping it very VERY slowly.

 

[kupo15]

can you do this without sacrificing your flow?

 

[Undrdog]

I can't. Not yet anyway.

 

[kupo15]

Oh sorry, I ment is it possible with practice? But I guess the answer is yes. Wow, I wouldn't know the way to practice that.

 

[teh_pwns_the]

hmm i dont think it will ever be completely possible without sacrificing some of your flow, i mean after all you are guiding an arrow, but who knows maybe one day there will be a kwisatz haderach-esque person who can do it, but i dunno to me it seems a little too much to ask

 

[Rogue Pit]

I agree it does seems far-fetched but a master of such looping can cause much damage and lead into a lot of combos but i guess i should learn one thing at a time. Wing dashing is next in line for me.

 

[kupo15]

Good point Sir Lucario. There are so many good things to learn I am almost overwhelmed. I have to take it one step at a time.

 

[kown]

Just to be clear. You DON'T have to hit your opponent with the looped arrow for the offense to work! I think you guys are missing the biggest point of arrow looping. Its meant to mess with your opponent and to make him air dodge. This move is meant for mind games and to control how your opponent plays. Also, you can overcome "losing the flow" by practice.

note: im not denying that you shouldnt hit him but its a win/win even if you miss it.

 

[Undrdog]

Arrow Chasing and Looping are used for Mindgames. To frustrate and force your opponent to do what you want. If Technical Game is about controlling your character, then Mind Game is about controlling your opponent in the same way. Technical Skill has been reduced in this Brawl, thus Mind Games are far more important then they were before. This is why Pit's Arrow game is so deadly.

 

[kown]

if Technical Game is about controlling your character, then Mind Game is about controlling your opponent in the same way.

i remember you saying those exact same words to me and becuase of that we have the same ideas on arrow looping undr.

 

[Admiral Pit]

I will see what i can to try this new trick, for i think I will need it against this certian cheap Player who uses that ugly short guy in the space suit.