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he wasn't? Usually when you do dt, you come from the opposite direction you face (if facing right come in right to left for the attack), but he came from the direction he was facing.Well, hes not actually doing a reverse dt, so I dont think it could be what btb9 said. I really think that it has something to do with the stage and where Luc is, but I couldnt recreate it.
Like I said in a similar thread, I think he made a mistake. Bair has some good range, albeit being somewhat unwieldy compared to Luc's other aerealsIn the frames section, what about Lucario's shield/powershield?
Also there's no way in hell bair is shorter then fair or nair =S
I also don't see how Dsmash has less range then dtilt or A.
I'm pretty sure all shields come out on the first (second?) frame. And the only difference between a normal shield and a power sheild is that a power shield doesn't break your shield... Shield.In the frames section, what about Lucario's shield/powershield?
Also there's no way in hell bair is shorter then fair or nair =S
I also don't see how Dsmash has less range then dtilt or A.
He's right. D-smash, as good as it is, has a bit of a short range compared to his other attacks, like d-tilt (which has good range) and A(because he extends his arm fully, instead of the slight angle that the arm going down.I'm pretty sure all shields come out on the first (second?) frame. And the only difference between a normal shield and a power sheild is that a power shield doesn't break your shield... Shield.
Yes, sorry, I put them backwards. : (
And yes, D-smash does indeed have less range than d-tilt or A. I promise.
If me understand what u say, then me pretty sure it can be.Wait, can the reverse double team be used in the air? I.E. you're facing the stage and still move towards it? If so, that's a huge bonus for our recovery against anyone who tries to ledge guard us (assuming we don't use it too predictably).
Yes, I foolishly forgot to put this in the video, but this is one of Reverse DT's best features.
Whether you are hit by a projectile or by a melee attack, I can guarantee that you will succesfully make it back 95% of the time. Plus, on stages like Final Destination or Yoshi's Island, it will lead right into a wall cling. And if you don't have your double jump, and are playing spammy characters like Pit, this greatly increases your chances of recovery.
THAT IS... CORRECT!Marth's counter is the same as any other attack, it's just that you're usually still in attack animation and can't shield in time. The RDT can be used against characters like space animals, links, samus ect to use their projectile spam to get closer to them instead of having to jump or roll.
To be honest, the only time people have blocked my DT is when I've been spamming it predictably or when they get really lucky. Usually my opponent's reaction time hasn't been fast enough to dodge or shield.
no, once lucario is in DT animation shift the control stick immediately in the direction you want lucario to "appear",How exactly do you do the Reverse Double Team? (The one where after you activate DT, you shoot out in the same direction you're facing)
By swing the control stick forward, does that mean like... half-circle motion or what?
Evan put it really well. Just remember that whatever direction you come from you'll be going in the direction of where you were hit. Usually when you do a DT, you'll teleport and go the direction that would result in ending behind the original area. For a reverse DT, you end up in FRONT of where you originally were. This is done by as soon as you start the DT, hitting the control stick in the direction that is behind lucario (facing right, press the stick to the left and vice versa).How exactly do you do the Reverse Double Team? (The one where after you activate DT, you shoot out in the same direction you're facing)
By swing the control stick forward, does that mean like... half-circle motion or what?
Aight thanks.No, no. Allow me to elaborate. The actual shield comes out on the second frame, yes, but the power shield is activated on the first frame.
http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=169286 read that post =PWhat was Milln's 'play 20 stock w/out using fair' project?