Editing Isabelle (SSBU)/Forward throw
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Isabelle's Forward throw is mainly useful for sending offstage at mid percent, and occasionally higher percentiles. Otherwise [[Down throw]] is better at low percents due to its follow ups, and Back throw is often a more powerful positioning tool at higher percents due to strong knock back growth. As it takes over half a second for Isabelle to become actionable after the throw, it | Isabelle's Forward throw is mainly useful for sending offstage at mid percent, and occasionally higher percentiles. Otherwise [[Down throw]] is better at low percents due to its follow ups, and Back throw is often a more powerful positioning tool at higher percents due to strong knock back growth. As it takes over half a second for Isabelle to become actionable after the throw, it possess no reliable follow ups. | ||
The move becomes a potentially stronger positioning option if a [[Lloid Trap]] is already placed near where the throw will send the opponent. However, this usually involves giving up a possible follow up opportunity via [[Down throw]], and assumes the trap is not about to disappear. This should be treated as a situational, experimental option. This specific use is mainly owed to the knock back buff it received, allowing it to potentially reset Isabelle into a mildly advantageous neutral scenario. | The move becomes a potentially stronger positioning option if a [[Lloid Trap]] is already placed near where the throw will send the opponent. However, this usually involves giving up a possible follow up opportunity via [[Down throw]], and assumes the trap is not about to disappear. This should be treated as a situational, experimental option. This specific use is mainly owed to the knock back buff it received, allowing it to potentially reset Isabelle into a mildly advantageous neutral scenario. | ||
