Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Collapse
X
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Afrobean > That reverse grab is a Pivot Grab (this is an official name, it's on the Dojo :P). Every character has it and can be performed by turning around at the end of a dash or during a run and pressing Grab simultaneously. It's usually faster than a standing or dashing grab.
Some characters benefit a lot from it. Yoshi, Lucas and Samus can use it to perform a faster, less laggy grab.
Also, SHFLing has been replaced with SHFFing. No L-cancel means it can only be done with certain moves, specifically the ones that have no lag on landing (often referred to as auto-canceled aerials).
Ex. Mario/Luigi's b-air, Yoshi's b-air, Lucario's f-air and d-air...I don't remember if Pika has any. Last I checked all his aerials lag on landing except maybe u-air.Quack quack quackComment
-
Comment
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
rofl
It works with jumping too. You dash, jam the stick in the other direction, jump, then jam it back in the original direction, and you'll find yourself jumping backwards with little to no momentum change depending on how quick you are. It's easier than it sounds, and dead useful for characters with awesome bairs.You can run in one direction, then grapple in the opposite direction.
Comment
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Hilariously epic fun.
I finished my All-Star requirements. All I had left was All Stickers and 30,000 running feet.
Heard a rumor about Big Blue. Forgot the entire stage is a huge raceway. Sonic + Bunny Ears = EPIC.
Seriously, try it out. You'll get the 30,000 running feet in one 5-minute run most likely. If you hit the exhaust of another vehicle, you'll stop running. Sometimes you can position it just right so that you don't move at all, but you're running insanely fast. My suggestion is to turn bunny hoods on high and don't use a CPU. CPUs steal all the bunny hoods.
My only challenge left is to get all the stickers. 44 left. I have ~30 trophies left.Comment
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
the stickers challenge is actually the most annoying one thanks to all the repetitions.Hilariously epic fun.
I finished my All-Star requirements. All I had left was All Stickers and 30,000 running feet.
Heard a rumor about Big Blue. Forgot the entire stage is a huge raceway. Sonic + Bunny Ears = EPIC.
Seriously, try it out. You'll get the 30,000 running feet in one 5-minute run most likely. If you hit the exhaust of another vehicle, you'll stop running. Sometimes you can position it just right so that you don't move at all, but you're running insanely fast. My suggestion is to turn bunny hoods on high and don't use a CPU. CPUs steal all the bunny hoods.
My only challenge left is to get all the stickers. 44 left. I have ~30 trophies left.Comment
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Lucky for me then, that this tactic wouldn't really help me all that much with Pikachu. Not like his back aerial spikes the opponent away like it did in N64... it works almost the same as his forward air except that I think it does knock the opponent a little further on the final blow of it, not that that's something I actually look for in my aerial attacks these days.It works with jumping too. You dash, jam the stick in the other direction, jump, then jam it back in the original direction, and you'll find yourself jumping backwards with little to no momentum change depending on how quick you are. It's easier than it sounds, and dead useful for characters with awesome bairs.
Comment
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
So I was messing around with Pit today, and discovered that not only are Pit's arrows NOT useless(someone made a comment earlier in the thread to that regards) but are also the attack I use the most with him.
Proof that arrows aren't useless.
Pit doesn't exactly have the best KO move. So you end up getting your opponent around the 150% range before actually knocking your opponent out(well this is me anyway). I was fighting someone today, got him to around 130%, and did Pit's ->A attack. Well it didn't quite kill him, so I shot an arrow, while he was trying to recover, to try to build up some more damage so I could for sure get him the next time, and my opponent was far enough over on the screen, and the arrow provided just enough knock back to kill him. I thought it was a fluke, but it happened numerous times after that.
Also, I never noticed how fun Pit is. I've been a Toon or a Marth main since I got the game, but I may switch to Pit.Comment
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Finally completed 100-man brawl with everyone.
Basically all I have left is gameplay hours, Beating all-star with everyone, Beating classic with everyone, and KO's.AAA's = 800
Originally posted by VManti, I apologize for insulting you. Let the record show that I am a prickass douche, and not only that, but that I am a terrible player.Comment
-
-
Comment
-
Re: Super Smash Brothers Brawl
Who the hell said Pit's arrows were useless? They're vital to his game. If forces approaches, which Pit is well equipped to punish. He depends a lot (maybe too much) on his arrows. If he's facing a character with a reflector, he's in trouble.
Also, Afrobean is right about reverse jumping not helping Pikachu. I actually don't like his forawd air OR back air that much. N-air FTW. The reverse jump (which most people call Reverse Aerial Rush...****ty ****in' name if you ask me. Pivot Jump sounds like a good name for it) works better for characters like DK, Snake and Ike whose b-airs are TREMENDOUSLY better than the f-air. I use it a lot with Yoshi.Quack quack quackComment

Comment