gagelax
Smash Apprentice
I'm curious as to which forward smash the community think is the best, and as to why it is the best. Vote away, and may the best forward smash win!
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I agree. The frying pan has the most kill potential.I would go with frying pan because of vertical kill potentional.
Good input.Tennis Racket definitely. It's the perfect medium between the other two with having greater kill power than the club but more range than the pan and places opponents in bad positions off stage.
The pan is second. The kill potential on it is absolutely ridiculous. It's weird to say because in every other game I considered the club the best but in this game I think it's the worst. The range is nice but it doesn't have much kill potential on it. When opponents are at high percents I usually cycle it out.
Eh, I would still prefer this games Fsmash, it's use overall can depend on the character, for instance^ I like this version of her Fsmash. It's not as much chance based and gives you good options depending on the situation. The other day I broke an opponents sheild and it was nice to be able to "choose" the frying pan to get a nice KO. Whereas perhaps if we were situated by the ledge I would go with the racket. I think it's nice to have options dependent on percent/stage position.
70%*@ Captain Zack killed me at like 95 with frying pan so I'm gonna go with that.
I do agree with frying pan, but actually, tennis racket has the most launching power. Frying pan is best because it does the most damage (so is useful in low knock back combos) and is an excellent kill move. Combined with Peach's newly broken u-smash and long since broken d-tilt, Queen Toadstool can benefit from low ceilings, AND thin stages. (because back throw is life)I would go with frying pan because of vertical kill potentional.
This needs to be a board project since no, this wasn't ever figured out since the first time this was mentioned: http://smashboards.com/threads/peach-frame-data.390365/Does anyone know if all peach fsmashes have the same frame duration (including cooldown)? Also, what IS the cooldown/frame duration? The frame data dump from Thinkaman doesn't say anything about Fsmash...
All Peaches everywhere would be forever in your debt.I can get hit-on frames and cooldown for her FSmashes today! Finding out duration will be a lot trickier though I'll try. I'll post back here with the data in a bit.
OMG that would be amazingI can get hit-on frames and cooldown for her FSmashes today! Finding out duration will be a lot trickier though I'll try. I'll post back here with the data in a bit.
I can't thank you a thousand times, that's not enough. THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU you're the best!Okay so here's the deal, all of Peach's FSmashes are identical in terms of frame data
Hit on: F15
Duration: F15-17 (3F)
FAF: F45 (27F endlag)
I define endlag as the number of frames between the last frame you have a hitbox out to the last frame before FAF, so in this case it would be from F18-F44
FAF is the first frame you are allowed to input an action and have it occur on the very next frame, just as though you had entered the input from neutral.
They only differ in damage, knockback, and angles
Tennis Racket: 13%, ~40°
Golf Club: 15%, ~40°
Frying Pan: 18%, ~60°
So yeah, that's about it for now I guess.
Excellent analysis! thank you so much! i was wondering why Usmash was so much more useful now than in brawl. And you're right, even sourspot is priceless on Usmash now.I can't thank you a thousand times, that's not enough. THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU you're the best!...
Basically, upsmash both starts faster and ends sooner. Provided you are within range to sweet spot either one, there is no reason to use fsmash unless you need the range. To me the Fsmash isn't a good punish tool, it's a spacing tool strictly. This is a big deal to me because it's the opposite in brawl where upsmash took way long and fsmash was virtually nonpunishable. I've struggled adapting to this and now I know the full detail on why.
I actually micromanage these tools all the time. it might seem like a hassle to remember, but there's sort of a system to it:So how many of you actually micro manage the three?
In the heat of the fight I can ever really see myself doing this. I just change my follow up based on what one I hit with