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While it is easier to grab ledges in ''Brawl'', successful edgehogging requires better timing because the player can no longer edgehog their opponent by rolling to the [[stage]] from the ledge. As a result, some players use hugging to edgehog their opponents when they aim their recovery move to the ledge. However, edge hogging should be done with precise timing and caution, because if one mistimes the edge hog, the invincibility will wear off and the edge hogger can be attacked, most likely by a deadly [[stage spike]]. | While it is easier to grab ledges in ''Brawl'', successful edgehogging requires better timing because the player can no longer edgehog their opponent by rolling to the [[stage]] from the ledge. As a result, some players use hugging to edgehog their opponents when they aim their recovery move to the ledge. However, edge hogging should be done with precise timing and caution, because if one mistimes the edge hog, the invincibility will wear off and the edge hogger can be attacked, most likely by a deadly [[stage spike]]. | ||
*If anyone is on a ledge | *If anyone is on a ledge, [[Olimar (SSBB)]], [[Ivysaur (SSBB)]], and [[Zero Suit Samus (SSBB)]] will not be able to pull themselves on the ledge. | ||
==In later games== | ==In later games== | ||
