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Yeah it's really interesting. Why facebook does that idk, but it does.
yawn... at least I don't actually have to boot up AR for this stuff anymore. Assuming a fresh Knee...
Huh...
thunder? you mean electric element on attack? it only affects the amount of hitlag on a character. for the victim, it's 1.5x normal. for the attacker, it's still 1.0x. it grants frame advantage to the attacker.
You mean this?I haven't tried any of these, but they seem like solid ideas to me.
"impossible to grab the edge because of ledgehop invincible f-air"
If your character has a difficult time doing it or you don't want to risk it, do you really even need to grab the edge if you have a decent ranged low hitting attack? It always seemed to me like Jiggs poofs up above edge height a bit from her DJ unless you interrupt it and grab the edge using sing everytime. I don't have experience against it myself and this could be a dumb question, but have you tried staying out of range of ledgehop invincible f-air anytime immediately following an edge grab, moving in a bit when they drop back from the edge, and then if they dropped low enough maybe look to d-tilt or something them out of the jump?
Kinda like that I guess. Stay out of range, then once you see them drop far enough below/away from the edge go in and maybe attack like those gifs, or sometimes just go in and put up your shield to see if they jump early and do something expecting you to attack their regrab that you can punish and if not then just roll back to safety.
"ledgehop on/off stage f-air camping only"
Ok then.
Jiggs is vulnerable for at least 12 frames before the f-air animation can end and is able to grab the edge. About 9-10 of those frames are while she's still above stage height. If you're using an attack that can hit below the stage a little then you may be able to hit for all 12.
In this example with CF you'd jump right when Jiggs grabs on. You have time to react to them committing to going far on stage with the f-air and then you come down with a b-air, and if you see they didn't then you DJ back to safety.
It's 290 degrees, or 20 degrees from the vertical (from straight down).
c-stick DI into the stage whenever you want to tech and you'll find its a lot easier to tech
God damn, Magus does it again.
Uh I'm just kind of doing things right now.
He's working on P:M, fixing a lot of ****, like, A LOT of ****.
Does he live in a lab?
He has a whole laboratory in his pants? Magus2good
There's not much you really need to know about the Luigi matchup other than punishing uncharged side-b's, DIing everything to his back if he hits you with a ground move, DIing away if he's trying to combo you with aerials, and remembering he's a wavedash character so his mobility is restricted set increments
He's still around. Usually these days I'm the one chiming in on the frame data/game mechanic questions around SWF and I just ask him on the Project M IRC if there's something I don't know, which regrettably still happens sometimes.
I run away from every Zelda I've ever played. I like to see how long it takes for them to switch to Sheik.
LOL.
I used to play The Kwan a bunch back when he would hang out in the DVC recroom and I still mained Ganon. Zelda's dsmash is some kind of ridiculous. It can edgeguard Falcon/Ganon forever if you come in low and so can her neutral-b for some reason. Ultimately I learned just fair her. With Ganon and Falcon, she can't really do much about it.
