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Sourspot is the part of an attack that has least power. Most attacks are easier to sourspot than [[sweetspot]]. That's not the case with Falco's [[side smash]].{{stub}} | Sourspot is the part of an attack that has least power. Most attacks are easier to sourspot than [[sweetspot]]. That's not the case with Falco's [[side smash]]. One example is when [[Marth (SSBB)|Marth]] uses any of his attacks and the opponent hits the bottom of the blade of the sword, as opposed to the tip, the most powerful hitbox which is a powerful sweetspot. {{stub}} | ||
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Revision as of 07:28, February 20, 2009
Sourspot is the part of an attack that has least power. Most attacks are easier to sourspot than sweetspot. That's not the case with Falco's side smash. One example is when Marth uses any of his attacks and the opponent hits the bottom of the blade of the sword, as opposed to the tip, the most powerful hitbox which is a powerful sweetspot.
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