Terry can do his input moves by letting go of the button instead of pressing it. For example he can hold down A to start his jab, do the double quarter circle forward for Busterwolf, then just let go of the A button and Busterwolf comes out, but it is only the light input for his non super-special moves.
This tech was probably already suggested and was also explained by Marss, but I’ll put it here in case it hasn’t been suggested yet. First enable a+b smash attacks. Do a dash in one direction and enter skid animation to dash the other direction. Without letting go of the turn around direction, during the skid animation start holding a+b. If you did it right, you should just start running the other direction, and no attacks should happen. Don’t let go of the direction you’re holding or a+b buttons, and just keep running until you get to a ledge. You’ll stick to the ledge and run in place!
I’ve noticed you do a lot of tech videos, any chance you can do one for ness and his djc magnet stuff? I know you don’t main ness but any help with the ness djc magnet stuff would be helpful and dope, I know I can’t be the only person wondering about it. Just an idea for another video for you.
You can do a buffered full hop uair fair bair or dair by using tap jump and then using a special and holding down the button afterwards, and then using the cstick to buffer an aerial during jumpsquat
@@im_Spade_ it’s cool cause it gives you aerials that start on frame 1 after jumpsquat which is the same speed as Idj aerials but you keep your double jump.
Haven’t heard anyone really talk about this tech so idk if it’s well known or not but if you have a+b smash on and you hold them both down during and after your pivot animation you can keep dashing at the ledge without falling off. I’ve seen marss do this as well
Your not supposed to crawl before the crouch cancel. You have to fill crouch, naturally crawling Sint crouching. Idk of ASDI is in Ult but that would work as well
You can pivot your neutral b for a short slide, though you do turn around. But, if you b reverse your pivoted neutral b, you'll stay facing the same direction but slide backwards. Kinda useless but makes for a stylish platform tech chase with Ike. Might want to try this one in 1/4 speed. I think this is because you do your turn around slide, but it gets cancelled, so you only do the slide. To do it just run in one direction, then jam the stick in the other direction, let go, and press b.
@@gamesandluigifan7152 I think you're right it is a wavebounce but you also start your turn around animation. It works best with people like Ike who slide with their neutral b.
Great topic, Solo!! Short essay incoming. Here's one that is hardly talked about, which has insane benefits for certain characters- Dash Walking. If you input a dash, hit down on the c-stick at the same time and then quickly release it (while NOT releasing the dash), your character will transition immediately from a run into a walking animation. This has many applications. First and foremost, transitioning into a walk animation immediately gives you much more flexibility with your shield, giving you better odds of parrying and pushing into your optimal range when you fight projectile-heavy characters. Secondly, it proportionally adds length to your dash depending on a number of factors, including the speed of your initial dash and how fast your character is on the ground. Characters with incredible dashes like Mythra, Greninja, and Fox all get a HUGE boost to their horizontal mobility. Not only do their threat ranges get exponentially bigger- you can mix dash walks in with regular dash dances to make your threat range extremely ambiguous. A cornered character with a good dash walk can literally slip right under jumping opponents to claim middle stage. This is especially good for Greninja, since he keeps a low profile to begin with. Lastly, it increases the range of your base shield dash, which is really useful as a means of pushing yourself in while playing against zoners. That's all. Just your resident Fox main spreading the word! Thanks for reading my giant comment! -Artifact
Kirby with crouch canceling is stupid, he had a frame 1 crouch option with dtilt that invalidates a ton of aerials, is moderately safe on shield because of pancaking, and takes less knockback when hit.
surely you know about ultimates pc drop, but if you do the motions for a pivot cancel ftilt then flick the stick back in the original direction you can get an fsmash directly out of a run
This was actually really cool, please do more! A little more well-known, but maybe you can mentioned how you can land with an airdodge into a tech to make your landings more ambiguous and gain more distance from your tumble animation
You mean Waveland? There is actually a player who does that, MKLeo. He's the only player rn who actually wavedashes as well, he's a very cool player tech wise
@@illford not a waveland, nope. I meant airdodge from tumble into tech. It's a way you can move one direction then another to make your techs slightly less reactable. You have to airdodge right before (maybe 20 frames or less) into the ground (similar to a waveland input, yes but in tumble) and it transitions into a tech. Pretty cool imo
I think I just played against you in EliteSmash. You played King K.R. (character name "Guts") against my white Ike (character name "Tim"). Would be very ironic if I just managed to get into EliteSmash with Ike with the help of your videos and now you beat me with a different character😁
Here’s something I found: For characters without zair. Wavedashing with the grab button takes you much farther and is smoother than waedsshing with shield. Wavedashes are still kinda useless but it’s a nice shmoove
So when I saw your twitter post I suggested glide tossing because a lot of people don't know that it's in ultimate. But after seeing the Fox Illusion being safer on parry than it is on shield I would like to put in that Spindash is actually PLUS 8 on parry.
because the calculations for the two are different, it is possible for a hit to be displayed as untechable with the pink sparks, yet actually be techable
Okay my best advice is to look for patterns and then play Rock, Paper, Scissors. (When you approached them what do they do? Paper=projectile, Rock=attack/grab, or Scissors=shield/out of shield options.) Whats your gsp? Because tbh if you don't have great fundies its really hard to pick the right option. Cuz you might jump over projectiles and land hit but then they start attacking then you don't know what to do. You can bait and punish (like pretend to jump in but back off and then punish). If they spam projectiles and you run up shield and they grab; you can spot dodge, jump, bait and punish. Tbh is really hard to explain all of smash but honestly people who projectiles spam teach you basically every options you need to learn. Except for some other important funnies like conditioning and changing tempo.
Two things. First they really need to fix parrying in this game. Sometimes it helps and sometimes it does not and it is confusing on the role parry is supposed to play. Second, are we sure that the knock back being reduced when crouching is not because of DI? I say this because if you DI down which is the same direction that crouching is then you would reduce knock back. However, if you don't di then you wouldn't be reducing any knock back so it makes sense why you fly out further.
Got any more secret tech for me? What was your favorite from the video?
Terry can do his input moves by letting go of the button instead of pressing it. For example he can hold down A to start his jab, do the double quarter circle forward for Busterwolf, then just let go of the A button and Busterwolf comes out, but it is only the light input for his non super-special moves.
Every Video is your best video.
This tech was probably already suggested and was also explained by Marss, but I’ll put it here in case it hasn’t been suggested yet.
First enable a+b smash attacks. Do a dash in one direction and enter skid animation to dash the other direction. Without letting go of the turn around direction, during the skid animation start holding a+b. If you did it right, you should just start running the other direction, and no attacks should happen. Don’t let go of the direction you’re holding or a+b buttons, and just keep running until you get to a ledge. You’ll stick to the ledge and run in place!
I’ve noticed you do a lot of tech videos, any chance you can do one for ness and his djc magnet stuff? I know you don’t main ness but any help with the ness djc magnet stuff would be helpful and dope, I know I can’t be the only person wondering about it. Just an idea for another video for you.
@@nin10dad71 if you need help with stuff like that you can also go to the ness discord and ask for help discord.gg/mRYHUcxb
love your channel. Keep up the good work!
Solo recognition from Gimr hype!
If GimR likes your tech and your channel, you know what you’re doing is good
Thanks GimR! You're one of my biggest inspirations!
@@SoloJones
1:34 nice dab
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Now you deserve a medal
You can do a buffered full hop uair fair bair or dair by using tap jump and then using a special and holding down the button afterwards, and then using the cstick to buffer an aerial during jumpsquat
I need to see this.
@@im_Spade_ it’s cool cause it gives you aerials that start on frame 1 after jumpsquat which is the same speed as Idj aerials but you keep your double jump.
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Haven’t heard anyone really talk about this tech so idk if it’s well known or not but if you have a+b smash on and you hold them both down during and after your pivot animation you can keep dashing at the ledge without falling off. I’ve seen marss do this as well
This is mainly used for BM but I think it has uses in competitive maybe
@@sansanabanana I’ve seen elegant use it like a mixup or something
Btw, while crawling you don’t actually get the crouch cancel bonus, making it even more useless lol
Your not supposed to crawl before the crouch cancel. You have to fill crouch, naturally crawling Sint crouching. Idk of ASDI is in Ult but that would work as well
You can pivot your neutral b for a short slide, though you do turn around. But, if you b reverse your pivoted neutral b, you'll stay facing the same direction but slide backwards. Kinda useless but makes for a stylish platform tech chase with Ike. Might want to try this one in 1/4 speed.
I think this is because you do your turn around slide, but it gets cancelled, so you only do the slide.
To do it just run in one direction, then jam the stick in the other direction, let go, and press b.
If you do the pivot b reverse neutral b (isn't that technically a wavebounce) with Mythra she slides really far
@@gamesandluigifan7152 I think you're right it is a wavebounce but you also start your turn around animation. It works best with people like Ike who slide with their neutral b.
The Shimmy tech is meta changing.
Great topic, Solo!!
Short essay incoming. Here's one that is hardly talked about, which has insane benefits for certain characters-
Dash Walking.
If you input a dash, hit down on the c-stick at the same time and then quickly release it (while NOT releasing the dash), your character will transition immediately from a run into a walking animation.
This has many applications. First and foremost, transitioning into a walk animation immediately gives you much more flexibility with your shield, giving you better odds of parrying and pushing into your optimal range when you fight projectile-heavy characters.
Secondly, it proportionally adds length to your dash depending on a number of factors, including the speed of your initial dash and how fast your character is on the ground. Characters with incredible dashes like Mythra, Greninja, and Fox all get a HUGE boost to their horizontal mobility. Not only do their threat ranges get exponentially bigger- you can mix dash walks in with regular dash dances to make your threat range extremely ambiguous.
A cornered character with a good dash walk can literally slip right under jumping opponents to claim middle stage. This is especially good for Greninja, since he keeps a low profile to begin with.
Lastly, it increases the range of your base shield dash, which is really useful as a means of pushing yourself in while playing against zoners.
That's all. Just your resident Fox main spreading the word! Thanks for reading my giant comment!
-Artifact
also if you grab after initial dash you get a standing grab whoch is safer than a dash grab
Kirby with crouch canceling is stupid, he had a frame 1 crouch option with dtilt that invalidates a ton of aerials, is moderately safe on shield because of pancaking, and takes less knockback when hit.
You can do sliding tilts, that is common knowledge I think, but you can also do sliding smash attacks as well.
This was a great video
If you make a custom ice stage with an ice platform, you can actually wave dash
You can always Wavedash, it's just bad in Ult because Airdodges stale Meaning distance decreases over time
surely you know about ultimates pc drop, but if you do the motions for a pivot cancel ftilt then flick the stick back in the original direction you can get an fsmash directly out of a run
This was actually really cool, please do more! A little more well-known, but maybe you can mentioned how you can land with an airdodge into a tech to make your landings more ambiguous and gain more distance from your tumble animation
You mean Waveland? There is actually a player who does that, MKLeo. He's the only player rn who actually wavedashes as well, he's a very cool player tech wise
@@illford not a waveland, nope. I meant airdodge from tumble into tech. It's a way you can move one direction then another to make your techs slightly less reactable. You have to airdodge right before (maybe 20 frames or less) into the ground (similar to a waveland input, yes but in tumble) and it transitions into a tech. Pretty cool imo
That taunt is Fire
more would be cool
I think I just played against you in EliteSmash. You played King K.R. (character name "Guts") against my white Ike (character name "Tim"). Would be very ironic if I just managed to get into EliteSmash with Ike with the help of your videos and now you beat me with a different character😁
Hey I haven't really played K Rool lately sorry! Guts is from a Manga so I'm sure I'm not the only one rocking it
@@SoloJones Haha ok good to know :)
Here’s something I found:
For characters without zair. Wavedashing with the grab button takes you much farther and is smoother than waedsshing with shield. Wavedashes are still kinda useless but it’s a nice shmoove
try instant doublejump wavelanding on platforms with z, makes wavelands so much more viable in game
@@duncanmcmanus6908 surprised they never removed airdodge staling or made it a better option later on
So when I saw your twitter post I suggested glide tossing because a lot of people don't know that it's in ultimate.
But after seeing the Fox Illusion being safer on parry than it is on shield I would like to put in that Spindash is actually PLUS 8 on parry.
AGT is huge for item characters Diddy and ROB players should use it more
because the calculations for the two are different, it is possible for a hit to be displayed as untechable with the pink sparks, yet actually be techable
I thought it was a very known mechanic because everyone uses it in Melee
Who coded this game bruh?
detective tech
Back from the old just cause 2 video
That’s a good shimmy
Ive been doing the shimmy for ages
MAKE MORE MAKE MORE
Could you make a video on playing against characters who camp? Every time I see a Samus or Young Link online I know I'm gonna get wrecked.
Okay my best advice is to look for patterns and then play Rock, Paper, Scissors. (When you approached them what do they do? Paper=projectile, Rock=attack/grab, or Scissors=shield/out of shield options.) Whats your gsp? Because tbh if you don't have great fundies its really hard to pick the right option. Cuz you might jump over projectiles and land hit but then they start attacking then you don't know what to do. You can bait and punish (like pretend to jump in but back off and then punish). If they spam projectiles and you run up shield and they grab; you can spot dodge, jump, bait and punish. Tbh is really hard to explain all of smash but honestly people who projectiles spam teach you basically every options you need to learn. Except for some other important funnies like conditioning and changing tempo.
This is interesting
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MORE
Two things. First they really need to fix parrying in this game. Sometimes it helps and sometimes it does not and it is confusing on the role parry is supposed to play.
Second, are we sure that the knock back being reduced when crouching is not because of DI? I say this because if you DI down which is the same direction that crouching is then you would reduce knock back. However, if you don't di then you wouldn't be reducing any knock back so it makes sense why you fly out further.
This is an interesting question. I’ll have to test it
yeah, I would have LOVED to comment on that question except, im blocked
why are you blocked
That sounds like a you problem
What is wrong with this people xD