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[Ninth-level]

Smash Bros. DOJO!! 71-75

- Firm footing while crouching -
- Adjust jumps freely! -
- Hit stop shift -
- Influenced, fixed, and additive knockback values -
- How to credits -

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#71 [System] Firm footing while crouching

While crouching, any knockback received will be reduced to to two thirds.

If shielding isn't possible for some reason, this can be useful to know.

▲Because of straddling.

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#72 [Tactics] Adjust jumps freely!

In time attack modes, when climbing, it's very important for jump height to exactly match platform height.

Making full use of your double jump is one way to adjust.

Since double jumps have different distances than normal jumps, using a double jump immediately after a normal jump can reduce the size of the parabola.

Subtly altering the timing of the double jump, or using a short jump, can help land on a platform in one shot.

These seem much easier to do with the C buttons.

▲In other words, figure out how to reduce the red part of the arrow.

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#68 [Controls] Hit stop shift

The moment an attack hits, a pause called "hit stop" is applied to both parties. The higher the damage, the longer the hit stop is.

During hit stop, the player being hit can flick the stick to move slightly in that direction.

This can be done any number of times as long as hit stop persists, giving a way to slightly resist being continuously damaged.

Those with fast fingers can even escape a Mario Tornado. In addition, electric attacks have more hit stop, making them a little easier to escape.

▲Flick and...	▲...he moves just a little bit.

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#74 [System] Influenced, fixed, and additive knockback values

Every attack in the game has values for influenced knockback, fixed knockback, and additive knockback, set for each hitbox.

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Influenced knockback value The magnitude of the knockback, as a percentage, which makes it larger or smaller. If small, it won't do much knockback to even a high-damage opponent. If large, the knockback starts high and gets even more extreme.

FIxed knockback value When the attack hits, it always does the same knockback. It doesn't matter what the opponent's damage is. However, weight and handicap do matter.

Additive knockback value This value is added directly to knockback. This value is mostly to control how much knockback is done at low damage.

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This is hard to notice in normal play.

ただ、相手の蓄積ダメージの影響が少ない攻撃があったり、かならず一定しかふっとばない攻撃があることをおぼえておこう。

[something about handicaps and 1P mode's Polygons]

Smash Bros. makes an entirely new ruleset. Its depth is based on reacting to all these variables.

For more in-depth data on the attack system, see here.

▲For example, Hand Slap always launches at a constant height.

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#75 [Other] How to credits

Just for fun, I'll write the world's first Staff Roll Operation Manual.

Stick: Move the cursor A button: Lock onto name (tag display) B button: Scroll toggle Start: Fast-forward toggle

The tag in the top-right shows the responsibilities of each individual staff member. As a programmer myself, I wanted to add a gimmick.

▲Designers and programmers shouldn't be lumped together.

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