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| − | The '''super wavedash''' is a frame-perfect physics exploit in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] performed only by [[Samus]]. |
+ | The '''super wavedash''' is a frame-perfect physics exploit in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] performed only by [[Samus (SSBM)|Samus]]. If done correctly, Samus will travel approximately the distance of Final Destination, however, it is important to release the control stick after the player performs the move, otherwise the distance will not be as far. |
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==Execution== |
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Revision as of 04:56, 1 June 2016
The super wavedash is a frame-perfect physics exploit in Super Smash Bros. Melee performed only by Samus. If done correctly, Samus will travel approximately the distance of Final Destination, however, it is important to release the control stick after the player performs the move, otherwise the distance will not be as far.
Execution
The super wavedash considered a very complicated maneuver that takes a lot of practice to pull off. In order to do this, drop a bomb, and as Samus is hitting the ground, immediately hit the opposite direction desired on the 41st frame (approximately when Samus lands after dropping the bomb), then hit the direction desired on the 42nd frame. This will result in Samus sliding across the level, as if in a normal wavedash, but she will go much farther.
It is possible, with better timing to do a super wavedash falling from the air, but a bit harder since the player does not have the ground to judge the timing as he or she may fall though the air from different heights. It is also possible to cancel the SWD in order to avoid a self-destruct. Doing any move with the exception of jumping, sidestepping, using the Charge Shot or smash attacks will stop the super wave dash.