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BanchoBoost Oct 18, 2015 @ 11:51am
Which DI is correct, Sm4sh DI, or Melee DI
I've been inputting Sm4sh DI more, but mainly because i dont fully understand Melee DI, does anyone know which DI is correct?
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jpeg Oct 19, 2015 @ 11:23am 
Look it up on reddit, everyone says DI'ing In is best.
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comfy Oct 19, 2015 @ 5:23pm 
What's the difference?
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BanchoBoost Oct 19, 2015 @ 9:35pm 
Originally posted by doomé:
What's the difference?
Smash 4 DI is a mix of vectoring and melee DI, you get Forward smashed, you DI to the stage, You get hit up, you hit the control stick left or right, thats it (Im asuming you know Melee DI)
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comfy Oct 20, 2015 @ 4:01pm 
Originally posted by Radical Rex:
Originally posted by doomé:
What's the difference?
Smash 4 DI is a mix of vectoring and melee DI, you get Forward smashed, you DI to the stage, You get hit up, you hit the control stick left or right, thats it (Im asuming you know Melee DI)

Other than where you point, you go, not at all. I'd love an explanation though.
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BanchoBoost Oct 20, 2015 @ 8:56pm 
Originally posted by doomé:
Originally posted by Radical Rex:
Smash 4 DI is a mix of vectoring and melee DI, you get Forward smashed, you DI to the stage, You get hit up, you hit the control stick left or right, thats it (Im asuming you know Melee DI)

Other than where you point, you go, not at all. I'd love an explanation though.

Directional Influence is when you aim for the direction you want to go when being launched. In melee, If you are launched vertically, tilt the control stick to the left or right. If launched horizontally, tilt the control stick to the upper left or the upper right, in the opposite direction you are launched. this is from http://supersmashbros.wikia.com/wiki/Directional_influence :steamhappy:
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comfy Oct 21, 2015 @ 4:58pm 
Originally posted by Radical Rex:
Originally posted by doomé:

Other than where you point, you go, not at all. I'd love an explanation though.

Directional Influence is when you aim for the direction you want to go when being launched. In melee, If you are launched vertically, tilt the control stick to the left or right. If launched horizontally, tilt the control stick to the upper left or the upper right, in the opposite direction you are launched. this is from http://supersmashbros.wikia.com/wiki/Directional_influence :steamhappy:

Oh yeah, I know that, I just thought there was some super-advanced technique about DI, like smash 4's is wildly different to melee.
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BanchoBoost Oct 21, 2015 @ 7:39pm 
Originally posted by doomé:
Originally posted by Radical Rex:

Directional Influence is when you aim for the direction you want to go when being launched. In melee, If you are launched vertically, tilt the control stick to the left or right. If launched horizontally, tilt the control stick to the upper left or the upper right, in the opposite direction you are launched. this is from http://supersmashbros.wikia.com/wiki/Directional_influence :steamhappy:

Oh yeah, I know that, I just thought there was some super-advanced technique about DI, like smash 4's is wildly different to melee.

Well you can watch Ken's video on DI, its an hour long https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKMyDkWzOcQ
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