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zomg, I made a thread on this very matter, and now, to my chagrin, I notice that KevinM is a big meanie face and has merged it into another thread (what a jerk amirite? I should be Falco broads mod, not him
). So without further ado, the lost Mogwai guide on fighting low tiers:oh, my bad, <3 V3ctorMan, you my boi son! Keep reppin' it straight Air Force, but try to get some melee in to um, up your reaction time and **** (yea, that's a good excuse).
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1)ok i will try to not get grabbed so often,baybe dair them on back or something
) but i found a way to combo him to 50% and then doin it regulary,just shine shine dj fair,it feels weird as hell but resolves hitstun problems at low%
he hasn't played in at least a month. there has been no official statement from his Public Relations team, but I'd say it's safe to say that PC Chris has quit smash.
um, just SH dair, why are you full hop dairing fox at low %s after a shine?3) HE DOES GO LOW,and because of that my fulljump dair doesnt connect in time,it brokes outta hitstun(dairing at the peak of jump,i broke the bad habit
yes. when you have your back to the edge of the stage and have an opponent in the center of the stage, you're typically better off approaching them than camping the edge. Falco has an excellent approach game and while being the aggressor is typically less likely to give you the first hit than your opponent, getting hit in the center of the stage typically doesn't result in a lost stock whereas getting knocked off the edge frequently does. Also, Falco's approach game is good enough that he does break the imbalance of playing defensively (which isn't to say he's not better off playing defensively, but it's not as bad for him to approach as it is for most of the cast).
your falco is pretty sick, i saw some you vs axe
He's already gone for the air force. He's in way-the-****-north Texas right now for
Usually one of my smartass replies would come right here but honestl Mogwai couldn't be anymore correct... but yeah pretty much just practice.. You're lucky.. you have Axe/YEAH to train with.. when I was getting advanced.. I relied on countless hours of training mode and youtube! =p so just use what you have you know
Watching right now.. I'll critique ya once i'm finished and help out w/what i can k? =] Glad to see another Falco.. ^^
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well, there are 2 answers to this question. The first is that it is used a **** ton vs. Falcon. Utilt is the main way you keep Falcon's approach in check when you're not shielding. It's also used this way in many matchups, but the short of why you don't see it more in videos is because most Falcos play an overly aggressive style that rarely, if ever, plays defensively. Another part of the equation is that utilt, as a grounded move, isn't particularly mobile and forces you to time it against your opponent rather than letting you control the time of contact the way an aerial would.
The main benefit of SH shine on a grounded opponent is the quicker Jump Cancel. If you're grounded, your jump cancel takes 6 frames of jump startup lag before you have control of your character again. If you're midair, there is no startup lag to the double jump, which gives you immediate control of your character.
Shiz has impeccable game sense and knows when to fsmash better than any other Falcos.
This difference mostly has to do with how these players like to pressure shields. Shiz has double shine mixups and is generally just blazingly fast on shields, which keeps his opponents guessing about how to break out of shield pressure. This uncertainty allows him to just WD after shines that only hit their shield, whereas if you do this consistently, you will just get punished out of shield (be it a grab, shine, up b, w/e). Mango on the other hand spaces a nair backwards after the initial dair -> shine on a shield, pretty much without fail. Which means that if he thinks he's gonna hit your shield, he's just going to do this sequence since it's unpunishable (bar bad spacing...).
sheiks tilts have lag? lies
i cant hit him with a sh dair after a shine unless i wait him to be lower(breaks of hitstun) or can you do it as fast as to catch him before he gets high?(if you can,im not that fast o.o)
you don't need to act asap
lolololol, I like playing Marth against you way too much
how about not using it? or doing it late to not shoot and grab em