Editing Ceiling glitch
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===Shielding player (Player A)=== | ===Shielding player (Player A)=== | ||
Under normal circumstances, it is difficult for player A to properly recognize and react to the glitch being active on their opponent. Should they successfully notice or guess that it has occurred, however, they can plan to use horizontal or diagonal attacks as effective semi-spikes, making it very difficult for player B to recover before reaching solid ground and fixing the glitch. Should player A wish to try and inflict the glitch on their opponent, they need to act very quickly after their shield is | Under normal circumstances, it is difficult for player A to properly recognize and react to the glitch being active on their opponent. Should they successfully notice or guess that it has occurred, however, they can plan to use horizontal or diagonal attacks as effective semi-spikes, making it very difficult for player B to recover before reaching solid ground and fixing the glitch. Should player A wish to try and inflict the glitch on their opponent, they need to act very quickly after their shield is it, requiring a [[powershield]], specific shield [[SDI]], edge-cancelling, or other such technique. Alternatively, a teammate can strike player B if player A cannot react in time. | ||
===Attacking player (Player B)=== | ===Attacking player (Player B)=== |