Recovery: Difference between revisions
From SmashWiki, the Super Smash Bros. wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
m (disambiguation-ish) |
(Sorry Smash Master, I'm afraid that info is outdated. We have given you more than enough proof that hammer provides NO HELP in recovering horizontally.) |
||
| Line 87: | Line 87: | ||
||His recovery consists of five midair jumps and the [[Final Cutter]] for good vertical movement. However, if the player misses the ledge with Final Cutter, Kirby will plummet downwards with no chance of recovery. | ||His recovery consists of five midair jumps and the [[Final Cutter]] for good vertical movement. However, if the player misses the ledge with Final Cutter, Kirby will plummet downwards with no chance of recovery. | ||
||With a new forward aerial, Kirby can perform a technique similar to [[Rising Pound]], albeit not nearly to the same degree. Final Cutter gives less vertical distance and is much weaker. Kirby has lower air speed. | ||With a new forward aerial, Kirby can perform a technique similar to [[Rising Pound]], albeit not nearly to the same degree. Final Cutter gives less vertical distance and is much weaker. Kirby has lower air speed. | ||
|| | ||His recovery is more or less the same the same from the previous 2 games. Contrary to what many new players believe, Hammer ''does not'' assist recovery in anyway; it provides no extra horizontal distance compare to just moving forward in the air doing nothing. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Link]] | |[[Link]] | ||
