Editing Snake (SSBU)/Down throw
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!colspan=5|Snake down throw hurtbox visualization | |||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
[[File:Snake dthrow chart.png|thumb|400px|A chart showing which follow ups work on specific | [[File:Snake dthrow chart.png|thumb|right|400px|A chart showing which follow ups work on specific character at certain percentages after the down throw.]] | ||
==Throw Data== | ==Throw Data== | ||
The amount of frames the opponent is immobilized by the throw before they can use a getup option is equal to <code>3 + p/17</code>, with a minimum of 3 frames and a maximum of 13, where '''p''' is the opponent's percent after damage from the throw. As a result, the immobility duration starts increasing | The amount of frames the opponent is immobilized by the throw before they can use a getup option is equal to <code>3 + p/17</code>, with a minimum of 3 frames and a maximum of 13, where '''p''' is the opponent's percent after damage from the throw (including the [[1v1 multiplier]]). As a result, the immobility duration starts increasing with 17% post-throw damage, and caps at 170%. | ||
{{UltimateThrowTableHeader}} | {{UltimateThrowTableHeader}} | ||
