Yeah, parent johns. DI is so annoying, but I want to flatten out all the bugs if I can.
Sorry that this wasn't as good as it I thought it would be, I feel it will still have some little bits that are addable, like how I usually do:
AA-FP, FP (they usually break out of the third one, but not the second), A-grab, dthrow for bigger characters, uthrow for smaller, then string aerials.
I honestly wanted to test this some more, I want to see what CLL was talking about with the "sliding jab" thing.
Also, might have something less significant (not really advanced), but something I noticed involving a throw's possibilities, but I also wanted to tell you guys something:
Learn and build upon the solid workings of each move and the overall lucario metagame, I like this thread, but I also want a strong dedication towards just improving lucario metagame by moving faster, hitting harder, becoming more unpredictable, and most of all, playing smart. I think we all can get caugh up in the idea of a "golden mechanic" that'll help boost, and while it's fun and exciting, the truth is, brawl is brawl.
I dunno about this jab thing, I think I have a different use for the whole close combat thing (not really as glamorous, but still nice to know).
If you are doing FPCG, we all know the problem is that if they mash BEFORE the FP, they can get out.
But if you have been paying attention to their controller and the loud clacks it makes, you should know they start it on your previous FP. That being said. It's all really a bit more of a tech chase (still not quite though):
If your opponent doesn't know about the jab buffering or expects an FP, they'll usually be doing the crazy clicking on their controller on the anticipated FP, and by that, you should be ready to do jab instead of FP since they were doing it on the previous FP, and obviously is not goiing to make good DI.
If they do expect it, and are slowing down the clacks for anticipating jab, continue FP.
Might not work, but still an idea to make it more worthwhile.
idk, just go do well with lucario, try this stuff out, but don't get caught up in it.