Easier (and quicker?) Reverse Aerial Rush

[Mobbin]

Hi

I don't know if this has been posted yet... I read the compilation thread and the Reverse Aerial Rush thread, but I couldn't find it. If the following is old news, please ignore and delete this thread.

Anyways, I messed around in Training Mode a few minutes ago and found this:
Run in one direction and then move the C-Stick to the other direction (C-Stick must be set to "Special-Attacks"). Your character will instantly do that Reverse Aerial Rush (you just have to push A to do the B-Air). You can also easily do a SH, just don't hold the C-Stick for too long.
I don't know if this is quicker than the normal Reverse Aerial Rush, but I find it much easier :D

I can't post videos of it... so you have to try it out.

greetz

 

[Gary]

Founded already by SamuraiPanda I believe. It's called B-sticking. But if you found it on your own, props.

 

[kooky]

he isn't talking about b-sticking, he talks about RAR! this might come in handy for everyone that set special to their c-stick for wavebouncing anyways.

 

[GoForkUrself]

This is b-sticking. If you read the name of Panda's thread it says "Panda's Discoveries! (New AT, Auto-RAR, and C-stick Neutrals) UPDATE: NAME DECIDED! "
He discusses Auto-RAR in the intro of what B-sticking can do.

 

[Taymond]

Auto-RAR, indeed found (or at least first discussed) by SamuraiPanda, is known, yes. It is also a function of B-Sticking (the practice of setting C-Stick to Specials), but it itself is not B-Sticking, nor is it the only function of B-Sticking.

It's discussed in my new C-Stick Compendium sticky, as well as Panda's original thread, which is likely no further than page 2. It's good you looked before posting, though, even if you didn't look enough.

 

[LinkSpecialist]

Yes, now if only I posted that other theard here instead of in the Link topics thread, I might have gotten a little credit. I did after all posted the same thing only an hour earlier. Oh well, no biggie.

 

[redgreenblue]

Hey congrats on finding it out yourself, doing that is called Auto-RARing. SamuraiPanda discovered it in his thread a while back.