BBCP: Flinging fireballs in a straight line
578 views · Published 7 July 2014 · 1:14 · Indexed 19 October 2026
Channel: BananaKen (バナナケン) · 2014 · Gaming
This is a surprisingly common scenario when doing 6D into 214A, basically if your opponent is running underneath your fireball while 6D is out, it's extremely likely activate will cause your fireball to be sent back in a straight line and towards your opponent. It usually results in a very convenient bounce that's easily followed up. It's not as abusable as it might seem, due to fireball having a lot of recovery and activate might put you in risk of running into normals, though jumping before activating generally helps make it less risky.
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