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You have to stutter step the tippered f smash.
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noCan the whole cast grab release infinite Wario? Or at least have follow-ups after the grab release?
lol, I didn't get invited. I just won a tournament yesterday. Am I good enough yet?
Wario is a jack of all trades, use him like you want to use him, pretty much XD Just remember that his airdodge = god.I'm sorry, but how is Wario suppose to be used, I just can't get any ideas from his moveset :/
Is he a gimper?
Cause I've really got no idea how to begin using him.
Excuse you.the backroom was made by someone who just recently started coming to the wario boards.
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I would. In fact I told chudat recently to look into picking up wario as a secondary because he plays kirby the way wario should be playedWould you guys say that Kirby's and Wario's playstyles are similar?
I tried to but it didn't work. I guess I was fastfalling them accidentally. ******* c-stickDair meta through his tornado. I get it nearly 95% of the time, and at lower %'s I get another free Dair, sometimes even clap or Fsmash depending on how high they are.
Also, for Diddy I didn't really notice a difference in handling banana's better myself as Wario after trying out Diddy a bunch. What I did learn better were Diddy's full options at any given time, and what he can truly get away with OOS and with glide tosses.
This doesn't help at all. If I approach with air dodge then Lucario will just roll away. And don't say "predict the roll dodges", because this particular Lucario user is one of the best players in the state, so he knows what he's doing and will make sure I won't adapt.just mix up the airdodge.
and learn how to clap through his Dair (inbetween them I mean)
Do you suggest using Nair to "outpace their dodges"? In general, I like Dair because it has nice set ups but it doesn't have as much range as Nair. I've noticed that Bair is pretty good for beating out roll dodges too, but it's really hard to follow up with it.If you autocancel your aerials and fastfall them properly you can outpace their dodges, or you can bait them with an approaching jump and then bike into them. Luc's roll is good but it's not unpunishable by any means.
Luc's tilts are also pretty committed, so if you can airdodge past them you can punish him.
Yes...playing patiently. Another thing I need to work on, especially with Wario. It's too fun playing aggressive with him ^_^Boost Smash covers his rolls. I understand what you mean though by it's hard to approach him. Normally, yes it is, but there are a few things to go through that make it easier. It's just a big spacing game, he rolls you gain ground. If he tries to cross over you, you have him covered. He can however almost do the same to Wario.
It's a very subtle game, but Wario barely has it covered.
And I know that with a fully charged waft, your entire body is a hitbox on your way up; does that apply to uncharged wafts as well?Is the Waft's hitbox wider in the air than on the ground?
So, I played a Yoshi the other day and got my 3 stocks infinited. We were playing on BF and he camped under a platform spamming eggs. His pivot grabs took care of any approach I committed to and well, aside from camping and dodging eggs, I really did not know what to do. How do you guys deal with Yoshis? Heard the match-up was in Wario's favor and I was wondering why... as you are pretty much forced to camp. The match-up is similar to D3 in that regard, which you guys also have it as Wario's adv, and that's what I don't get.
Falco and MK are said to be even but Falco has -no- answer to ledgecamping, so if the MK resorted to LCing, the match-up could go as far as 70:30~ Is the same logic applied for Wario and his toughest match-ups? How does running away grant you an advantage anyways?
At some point or another, you'll want to get in and deal some damage of your own and you can't always hope for your opponent to make mistakes (platforms always get in the way in BF </3).
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And I know that with a fully charged waft, your entire body is a hitbox on your way up; does that apply to uncharged wafts as well?