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The '''sweet spot''' of a ledge is the furthest point from the edge at which a character can still grab the edge after a [[recovery]] move (usually [[up B]]). "Sweet spot" can also be used as a verb | The '''sweet spot''' of a ledge is the furthest point from the edge at which a character can still grab the edge after a [[recovery]] move (usually [[up B]]). "Sweet spot" can also be used as a verb, i.e. "He sweet spotted the ledge." Players strive to sweet spot the edge when recovering to avoid being [[edge-guarding|edge-guarded]] - a sweet spotting recovers too low to be hit by most ground attacks and is thus much safer than a character who comes above the ledge during his up B recovery (like [[Captain Falcon]] and [[Ganondorf]]). | ||
Revision as of 04:59, July 9, 2007
The sweet spot of a ledge is the furthest point from the edge at which a character can still grab the edge after a recovery move (usually up B). "Sweet spot" can also be used as a verb, i.e. "He sweet spotted the ledge." Players strive to sweet spot the edge when recovering to avoid being edge-guarded - a sweet spotting recovers too low to be hit by most ground attacks and is thus much safer than a character who comes above the ledge during his up B recovery (like Captain Falcon and Ganondorf).
