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*[[Shieldstun]] formula reverted. Like in ''Melee'', characters now also take longer to act out of a shield drop (almost twice as long as in ''Brawl''), causing the gameplay to be less defensive-focused. | *[[Shieldstun]] formula reverted. Like in ''Melee'', characters now also take longer to act out of a shield drop (almost twice as long as in ''Brawl''), causing the gameplay to be less defensive-focused. | ||
*[[Ledge]]s cannot be auto-sweetspotted, so they can neither be grabbed from the back, nor during the attacking portion of recovery attacks. Some moves like [[Raptor Boost]] or [[Bowser Bomb]] still use this feature, though. Additionally, characters can act out of a ledge grab sooner, and when performing any [[ledge recovery]] action (normal get-up, jump, roll or attack), other characters cannot grab it until the animation is half-finished. This makes [[edge hop]]ping and [[edgehogging]] easier. | *[[Ledge]]s cannot be auto-sweetspotted, so they can neither be grabbed from the back, nor during the attacking portion of recovery attacks. Some moves like [[Raptor Boost]] or [[Bowser Bomb]] still use this feature, though. Additionally, characters can act out of a ledge grab sooner, and when performing any [[ledge recovery]] action (normal get-up, jump, roll or attack), other characters cannot grab it until the animation is half-finished. This makes [[edge hop]]ping and [[edgehogging]] easier. | ||
*[[Hitstun]] | *[[Hitstun canceling]] has been removed, causing overall horizontal survivability to be shorter, but giving characters more extensive combo options, which were almost nonexistent in ''Brawl''. Air dodges are no longer usable when [[tumbling]]. | ||
*[[Tech]]ing can be performed even before a character is struck, making it easier to implement. | *[[Tech]]ing can be performed even before a character is struck, making it easier to implement. | ||
*[[Item]]s cannot be grabbed during [[dash attack]]s or [[aerial]]s. | *[[Item]]s cannot be grabbed during [[dash attack]]s or [[aerial]]s. | ||
*[[Grab aerial]]s cause helplessness if they miss a ledge, but can be [[Air dodge grab|used after an air dodge]] with the shield + attack combination. They still act as tether recoveries, though they won't restore a character's midair jumps if they drop from the ledge. | *[[Grab aerial]]s cause helplessness if they miss a ledge, but can be [[Air dodge grab|used after an air dodge]] with the shield + attack combination. They still act as tether recoveries, though they won't restore a character's midair jumps if they drop from the ledge. | ||
*If a character still in hitstun is struck again in quick succession, the new [[knockback]] either replaces the old knockback (if the gap between the attacks was 10 frames or less) or has its direction and power combined with the old knockback (after 10 frames). In ''Brawl'', whether to replace the old knockback is based on the relative strength of the two attacks, and no merging is performed. | *If a character still in [[hitstun]] is struck again in quick succession, the new [[knockback]] either replaces the old knockback (if the gap between the attacks was 10 frames or less) or has its direction and power combined with the old knockback (after 10 frames). In ''Brawl'', whether to replace the old knockback is based on the relative strength of the two attacks, and no merging is performed. | ||
*''Brawl''{{'}}s random input delay is fixed. | *''Brawl''{{'}}s random input delay is fixed. | ||
*[[Meteor smash]] angle reverted, thus re-implementing the more useful [[spike]]. | *[[Meteor smash]] angle reverted, thus re-implementing the more useful [[spike]]. | ||
