Post by ShadowTiger on May 17, 2006 9:06:58 GMT -5
I started to learn to Wavedash sometime around February. It's hellishly difficult to get right at first, but eventually you really learn to do it. The more you use it, the more useful you'll find it. I almost pity people who shrug it off, thinking that it's useless. The more you analyze it in terms of its faults, the less you'll use it, and the fewer gains you'll recieve from it. 
It's really a shame.
I love to Wavedash as Samus. She's an excellent wavedasher. No kidding. I tend to face Link opponents very often. Most of them use Spin attacks or Downthrusts against me. If someone is downthrusting toward you, instead of rolling out of the way, you Wavedash backwards out of the way, (Quite possible, I assure you.) and Smash right when they land. They're very vulnerable when coming out of the downthrust, but you're not, considering that you wavedashed backwards instead of rolling away. The wavedash leaves you almost immediately available to attack.
It's really a shame.I love to Wavedash as Samus. She's an excellent wavedasher. No kidding. I tend to face Link opponents very often. Most of them use Spin attacks or Downthrusts against me. If someone is downthrusting toward you, instead of rolling out of the way, you Wavedash backwards out of the way, (Quite possible, I assure you.) and Smash right when they land. They're very vulnerable when coming out of the downthrust, but you're not, considering that you wavedashed backwards instead of rolling away. The wavedash leaves you almost immediately available to attack.
