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You are mistaken, It is a true autosweetspot. He doesnt cancel his momentum on anything. In Melee only if you have downward momentum are you allowed to grab the ledge, this seems to break it, unless there is a slight downward momentum when falcon starts his upb, much like yoshi's and peach's double jumps.It looks like he just cancels his upward momentum on the underside of the stage and backgrabs the ledge, or maybe uses the forward ledgegrab.
Either way, shouldn't be too hard to do. Also probably isn't that useful because it requires you to be under the stage where you'll eat shinespikes/fairs.
You are mistaken, It is a true autosweetspot. He doesnt cancel his momentum on anything. In Melee only if you have downward momentum are you allowed to grab the ledge, this seems to break it, unless there is a slight downward momentum when falcon starts his upb, much like yoshi's and peach's double jumps.
That's not true at all. It is the properties of your character that allows to grab. If you aren't in tumble\doublejump but going in any direction (not doing any moves) you can grab the ledge, no matter what your momentum is. Ever seen some of the momentum glitches where characters are jerked up but are in freefall? You can grab the edge.actually you can grab the ledge as long as you are in one spot long enough wit no downward or upward momentum(example fox and falcos up B).when falcon does up b he actually loses all falling/rising momentum right before he jumps.
also with his up b there are certain frames on his up b before it ends where he can grab the ledge backwards in this case because it is battle field he goes right behing/under the ledge to force the frames to touch the ledge to create an instant grab.
ummmm i think thats it.its actually pretty simple =D
That's not true at all. It is the properties of your character that allows to grab.
you dont say lolwith his up b there are certain frames on his up b before it ends where he can grab the ledge backwards in this case
Yeah... but this still isn't true. The up + Bs were hardcoded to allow you to grab the edge at certain times... not because you pause.actually you can grab the ledge as long as you are in one spot long enough wit no downward or upward momentum(example fox and falcos up B).when falcon does up b he actually loses all falling/rising momentum right before he jumps.
Yeah... but this still isn't true. The up + Bs were hardcoded to allow you to grab the edge at certain times... not because you pause.
like i stated im not talking about theyre move at all i just gave a quick example of no momentum because their forward b stops all momentum but doesnt grab until the dash.you dont say lol
also the firefox was an example of momentum, not when they can grab period as i explained.
Don't be stupid.Also probably isn't that useful because it requires you to be under the stage where you'll eat shinespikes/fairs.
i have no idea how this works, i havent tried it yet. im sure its only on BF.Wow this looks awesome. Another option for getting back onto the stage? Yes please! Especially with C.Falcons uber-predictable recovery. And especially especially on BF, where your options for getting back onto the stage are minimal to none as Falcon.
How do you do this btw? I cant get it to work... Does it only work on BF?
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if ur referring to the practicality of this technique, some matchups or people may not have the CF against a person/character who can reach that part of the stage on battlefield. even a shine at that point of the stage could prove fatal for the fox if timed improperly (or properly). Moreover, the CF could be in a situation where a missed sweetspot could cost him his life; this technique could more easily ensure a sweetspot and somewhat confuse the opponent.Don't be stupid? The hell?
This requires you to be right up under the stage. That means you probably could have grabbed the ledge with your doublejump anyway, and all the extra time you spend trying to get there is going to get you edgehogged/shined/hit further under the stage by anyone who knows what they're doing.
always on top of things =Dhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2cOUEL9uic&fmt=18
It works when you're positioned exactly where the ceiling and wall join. On frame 14 the wall pushes you away and far enough so that only 1 of the edge grab boxes overlaps the edge (just barely I might add), and the ceiling pushes you downwards which allows you to grab the edge. You can grab it while facing backwards too.
You need to be at just the right height and also be hugging the side/underside of the stage. A tiny bit lower and the wall won't push you away and you'll slide underneath and die. A tiny bit higher and you will move up on frame 14 and it will not allow you to grab the edge.
If you happen to hold down (prevents edge grabs) when you otherwise would get it, you continue with your Up-B, so the Up-B doesn't get cancelled in any way. You just are able to grab edges at that time if you aren't moving upward and have only one edge grab box making contact with the edge.
You might be able to do this on the outer platforms of Jungle Japes as well since they also have ceilings in close proximity to walls and edges. Maybe not though since the ceilings are perfectly horizontal and you might not be able to collide with both surfaces at the same time.
Good gravy. x_Xhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2cOUEL9uic&fmt=18
It works when you're positioned exactly where the ceiling and wall join. On frame 14 the wall pushes you away and far enough so that only 1 of the edge grab boxes overlaps the edge (just barely I might add), and the ceiling pushes you downwards which allows you to grab the edge. You can grab it while facing backwards too.
You need to be at just the right height and also be hugging the side/underside of the stage. A tiny bit lower and the wall won't push you away and you'll slide underneath and die. A tiny bit higher and you will move up on frame 14 and it will not allow you to grab the edge.
If you happen to hold down (prevents edge grabs) when you otherwise would get it, you continue with your Up-B, so the Up-B doesn't get cancelled in any way. You just are able to grab edges at that time if you aren't moving upward and have only one edge grab box making contact with the edge.
You might be able to do this on the outer platforms of Jungle Japes as well since they also have ceilings in close proximity to walls and edges. Maybe not though since the ceilings are perfectly horizontal and you might not be able to collide with both surfaces at the same time.
holy crap i didnt know you could make them change each time you view it =0...which one? xD