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git gud
Oh my god thanks for this little tip, really saved me a lot of trouble and it works with a gamepad as well.
Still though, this is probably a really finicky move to use, but just like probably everybody said: You just need to practice it.
I mean, I can personally do superjumps well in other games. Not in yours.
I am going to assume other people are in a similar situation.
Maybe don't automatically assume its the error of a user and take this as legit criticism that you might wanna look into?
Nowhere was it assumed that it was user error, just unfamiliarity with the system, which is incredibly normal. Finding a comfortable way to input things in different fighting games is incredibly common. Apologies if it sounded like that was directed as if it were user error.
still glad im considered a backer. and i love to bother friends with this game :D
smother them with love and pom. :D