Super Smash Bros. Melee
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endeavourl
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endeavourl
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A wave dash, i believe, is a very advanced move used by those who have almost perfected the game. From what I gather, it is
1) Doing a short jump (barely above the ground)
2) immediatly doing an air dodge downwards (and slightly in the direction that you want to move)
3) immediatly after step 2 performing a move such as a roll, attack, or grab.
This allows for extremely fast movement if wave dashes are performed right after another, and allows for an attack after a dodge.
What I was looking for was some hints/tips in order to do a wave dash, as it is very hard to pull off even anywhere near consistantly.
1) Doing a short jump (barely above the ground)
2) immediatly doing an air dodge downwards (and slightly in the direction that you want to move)
3) immediatly after step 2 performing a move such as a roll, attack, or grab.
This allows for extremely fast movement if wave dashes are performed right after another, and allows for an attack after a dodge.
What I was looking for was some hints/tips in order to do a wave dash, as it is very hard to pull off even anywhere near consistantly.
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Hmm... I'm not really good with them myself. I read up on them a few months ago and tried it out. I can do it about 50% of the time. I would just keep doing it over, and if you play with friends, every one in a while try to incorporate it into the match and keep doing it more and more (not so that it's predictable) as you play until you get it hands down. I think the only way to get it down is the old "practice makes perfect. :\
Dyl wrote:I'm not the best at the game, I find wavedashing hard to do. I can manage it once in a while with Luigi, but not with anyone else.
I don't use Luigi anyway, well I do, but as a punching bag.
I've wavedashed with Luigi before, he's fast, so it's not that hard to do with him.
Otherwise, I nearly always use Falco, high jumps and incredible speed combine to make him such a vital character. Man.
Uhm, I read that Peach has healing properties. Is there any truth to those claims, if so, how?

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Xil wrote:Uhm, I read that Peach has healing properties. Is there any truth to those claims, if so, how?
I've never heard of Peach having healing properties.
I don't think she does but she can float in the air for a short period of time.
I don't think she can because if she did how could she heal?
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endeavourl
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the only thing I can think of is that peach might randomly pull out a heart container, piece of food, or maxim tomato when she tries to pull out a turnip.
I know that there is a very slight chance that peach will pull out an item other than her turnip during her move (even with items turned off) and have personally seen a beam sword and a bomb appear this way.
I know that there is a very slight chance that peach will pull out an item other than her turnip during her move (even with items turned off) and have personally seen a beam sword and a bomb appear this way.
endeavourl wrote:the only thing I can think of is that peach might randomly pull out a heart container, piece of food, or maxim tomato when she tries to pull out a turnip.
I know that there is a very slight chance that peach will pull out an item other than her turnip during her move (even with items turned off) and have personally seen a beam sword and a bomb appear this way.
Yeah she can do that while getting a turnip but that has a very,VERY,VERY small chance of happening.
But other than that no.
But she can float.
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