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oh so you're named after a german car insurance company. i get it nao
I was asking if spot dodging actually works as a counter to different kind of pillars, not just for the standard one (in which case it does, because I've been using it successfully)aight W/e .
I dont see why you asked
Its still a bad tactic to rely on in a spacie ditto
Standard pillaring is like 07-08. When somebody inquires as to if something works, I always assume that the opponent is top level.I was asking if spot dodging actually works as a counter to different kind of pillars, not just for the standard one (in which case it does, because I've been using it successfully)
I don't get why it's a bad tactic if it actually works vs. opponents that rely on standard Dair > shine shield pressure :O
Is that a yes? because I've only seen it like 3 times and 3/3 successful attempts made by a pro level player doesn't mean its necessarily a good habit/thing to pick up.I mean, you've seen him do it successfully more than once. Soooo....
I'd so much rather just get grabbed than risk getting *****. Besides, Falco's throws suck anyways.Yes.
If you time it wrong and they put a shield up your only option is to dj out of there or be shield grabbed, and now you're just above them without a double jump...
The angle is really good for an edgeguard, so that was an affirmative.Is that a yes? because I've only seen it like 3 times and 3/3 successful attempts made by a pro level player doesn't mean its necessarily a good habit/thing to pick up.
how exactly do you shine OOS?
I'm starting to prefer method #3 currently since it's so similar to multishining.Method #:
1: Shield -> C-stick up -> Down+B
2: Shield -> D-stick up -> Down+B
3: Shield -> Y/X -> Down+B
Which way is best?
None. Everything is based on preference and how comfortable you are.
I personally use method #1.
He's really good, that's why I was asking :xJust because it works on your friend doesnt mean its good.
Unless of course if your friend happens to be Da Shizwiz or mango.
While holding down the shield, you jump-whether it be up, x, y-and then shine immediately. As falco you can easily stop pressure and then start a combo from the shine.Is that a yes? because I've only seen it like 3 times and 3/3 successful attempts made by a pro level player doesn't mean its necessarily a good habit/thing to pick up.
how exactly do you shine OOS?
Lol, I cant really attest to his skill level, nor can I attest to yours. I dont know what really good actually means on a comparative scale.He's really good, that's why I was asking :x
Because grabs don't lead to **** or tech chases or anything like that.I'd so much rather just get grabbed than risk getting *****. Besides, Falco's throws suck anyways.
Well now Im curios as to who your friend is. and does he have any vids?Well, he's probably Zhu-Shiz level, so he's actually REALLY good xP
Of course I wouldn't rely on spot dodges only, but it looks like they could work from time to time
spacing .What beats dairshine -> retreating nair?
What beats dairshine -> retreating nair?