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First ever 0.9b match!

dramatic mode is god's gift to man (language warning i guess)

everyone can stop now

we don't need other ssf2 videos

Pfft. You know I gotta tell everyone when I do a simple combo, right? RIGHT?

Ok so I'll post a video for each one of my main in this post :

Fox :

DK :

Sheik :

C.Falcon :

Marth :



Fox is really fun to play he's really fast now, other than that he hasn't really changed exepct upthrow->upair doesn't always work but it seems to work at KO percentages which is fine and how it should be.

DK is also similar to old DK except that buffed recovery is really nice.

Sheik also feels similar to 0.9 Sheik, although she seems to have a buffed recovery as well, maybe increased air speed not too sure.
Also wtf Lloyd with the hilarious kill, I dunno if it was possible before but damn I wasn't expecting this.

Falcon is different from before, it will take some time to get used to it. For example I almost always d-throw when I get a grab, and d-throw isn't as good as it used to be.

Marth is okay, not easy to master. The Dair Meteor Smash hitbox is really tricky but I think I've figured it out. It's still kinda hard to successfully sweetspot it.

That Lloyd perfect shield, though.

Don't blame, I just love Evangelion. Also, the most awesome glitch I have saw.

Yeah wtf one of the sickets thing a CPU has ever done to me lol

Happy feet, ROBO-COMBO!

Sheik = OP :

Wait so the damage teleporting in front of enemies has now been replaced with great knockback?

Edgeguarding technique? Fantastic! I'd like to see how this can play out.

Yeah well it's kind of weird actually.
The first "explosion" of the UpB, when Sheik disappear, still does damage, but it has reduced knockback compared to the previous one.
The second part of the move however does no damage yeah, but does this weird thing.
Also this is a set "knockback" kind of like Fox's Shine, the only problem is, Fox can Shine offstage, jump and recover. Sheik can't do anything after the UpB. So you can't use this offstage. Except if you're playing doubles and your teammate is ready to save you...

The advantage this technique has over Fox's Shine, is that technically you're not hitting the opponent. After an UpB, most characters can't do anything. They just fall. If you hit em with a shine when they're falling, it will give em their UpB back. Because you hit em. If you use this trick however since you're not hitting them, they won't get their UpB back and will not be able to recover another time. They will be stuck in a helpless state and just fall offstage. Which happens to Marth on my video. So as long as they haven't landed on the stage yet, if you manage to reappear right next to them with the UpB and send em offstage, they're dead.

The advantage of this trick over simply grabbing the ledge is, grabbing the ledge will prevent the opponent from grabbing it, but it won't prevent them from getting back directly on the stage. With this even if the opponent was going to land directly on the stage, you can prevent them from landing and gimp them.

The thing is, the timing is really tricky. Also if you miss and appear offstage...You're the one who lose the stock.
So it's really difficult, and it's risky. But it can gimp. Also it's a really fun way to edgeguard/gimp, and you get some style points from doing it.

Hope you don't mind me asking, but does anybody know how to take a replay from the game and convert it into a useable video format so that it can be posted here?