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In ''[[Melee]]'', there is only 1 frame available to delay instead of 3 when doing a forward smash in the opposite direction, making it pointless. On the other hand, in ''[[Smash 4]]'', the player can choose when to forward smash in the opposite direction. In ''[[Ultimate]]'', the window is 5 frames for both directions. | In ''[[Melee]]'', there is only 1 frame available to delay instead of 3 when doing a forward smash in the opposite direction, making it pointless. On the other hand, in ''[[Smash 4]]'', the player can choose when to forward smash in the opposite direction. In ''[[Ultimate]]'', the window is 5 frames for both directions. | ||
The small step forward smash is most useful for characters whose forward smash has low startup and high range (such as Marth), effectively increasing the range slightly further. [[Pivoting]] can be used in a similar, yet more universal way, but it | The small step forward smash is most useful for characters whose forward smash has low startup and high range (such as Marth), effectively increasing the range slightly further. [[Pivoting]] can be used in a similar, yet more universal way, but it's much harder to do and also takes one frame longer. | ||
[[Category:Techniques (SSB)]] | [[Category:Techniques (SSB)]] | ||