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Wolf's Dthrow Flooring.
- Thread starter Seagull Joe
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Baskerville
That's a paddlin'
Just wondering, what moves can be followed up with D-Throw?
I was in training mode and randomly decided to see when Sonic would start to be floored by dthrow, and the % i found was either 57% or 58%, not 55%. Weird.
^ Afaik wolf never has a guaranteed followup after dthrow vs any character at any %, unless they techroll.
^ Afaik wolf never has a guaranteed followup after dthrow vs any character at any %, unless they techroll.
Training mode is weird though :/
As for the question, bair can be followed up with dthrow sometimes, and there's jab/grab, the occasional weak nair combos, but outside of those I don't think any attacks really lead into it well. If you meant followups to dthrow, yeah, if they don't tech I don't think anything is guaranteed
maybe DACUS under some circumstances, and then walls help too, but... yep.
As for the question, bair can be followed up with dthrow sometimes, and there's jab/grab, the occasional weak nair combos, but outside of those I don't think any attacks really lead into it well. If you meant followups to dthrow, yeah, if they don't tech I don't think anything is guaranteed
maybe DACUS under some circumstances, and then walls help too, but... yep.
Baskerville
That's a paddlin'
What I found out is that you can grab release into Side B. I've done it before on Snake.
Yep, works on a bunch of characters actually: http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=231689
Too bad we don't air release anyone best way I get it to work is by dashgrabbing my opponent at the ledge or end of a platform. Also, sideB should hit on the first frame where the opponent can take action, which means moves with invincibility on frame 1 can beat it out (ex. Marth's upB).
Too bad we don't air release anyone
best way I get it to work is by dashgrabbing my opponent at the ledge or end of a platform. Also, sideB should hit on the first frame where the opponent can take action, which means moves with invincibility on frame 1 can beat it out (ex. Marth's upB).
Zync
Smash Journeyman
Only marth goes with that exception 
, you can actually fake a grab release into an Side B cancel then **** marth if you know he is going to Up B
, you can actually fake a grab release into an Side B cancel then **** marth if you know he is going to Up B
Don't ZSS and Ivysaur also have frame 1 invincibility on down B/neutral B respectively? Idk, I should test with someone this weekend.
Zync
Smash Journeyman
Doubt ivysaur gets out of this one, since his B move does not move him he cant scape wolfs side B hitbox, marths Up B places him at a safe position thats why he can get away...