Recent content by Draxsel

GG's to everyone in Smash Wii U! Think I'm gonna do a little analyzation video of my tournament matches. Can't wait to head to some bigger tourneys on the east coast, too. Wanna test my Falcon elsewhere and see how I stack up.

I'd be happy to join the group, I'll add you hooded, expect a friend request from Hunter Gallagher sometime soon, since I'm one of the few scrubs who uses his real name for Skype :denzel:

Get into training and practice memorizing the length of his dash-grab. It's quite a lengthy grab, and if you're not used to it yet I can understand why you'd miss it a bit. His standing grab is a tad bit less reliable, especially against the smaller members of the cast. My best answer there is...

He doesn't necessarily have any "bad" stages, but stages with odd lips like Lylat's tend to hurt him slightly. In most cases for him, you'd want to take away any sort of platforms, because the moment he gets under you, he should be pressuring you like crazy withh up-air's. Stages with not as...

From my understanding the sweet spot to get the spike is on the lower-bit of the move, so you have to do your best to position yourself slightly above the opponent when coming in for the spike in mid-air. Not super - reliable, but I've done it on a few friends for style points.

Use your up-b early to get to the other side of her if at all possible. Recovering horizontal to the stage against a good Jiggly will almost guarantee you get knocked off, so your best bet I find is to either go extremely low or extremely high.

Definitely timing-based, get with a friend and grind it out. Also mix in jab ---> grab, as it has it's own timing and you'll need it as a tool in case you end up facing the wrong way against an opponent, your jab hits them, and you have to do a quick turn-around and grab.

Falcon's neutral game is all about baiting out unsafe reactions from your opponent, playing with their heads, and keeping them on their toes. A good place to start mastering neutral would be to practice (and mixup once you master) the following: Fast - fall bairs, especially reverse-air-rushed...

Falcon all day, erryday.