Man, I suck at wavedashing...

[Worirakthecheeseburger]

No, really. And short hops.

[Worirakthecheeseburger]

Example: Luigi does a SH-F. air, backwards WD to edgehog.

[imported_zombot]

<--- that belongs to gamer chris

[SkyDragon]

Originally posted by CaptHayfever:
I've heard of it, but I never knew how to do it.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

If you play a luigi without wavedashing you must truly suck.

[SkyDragon]

There's no other way that can even come close to the effectiveness of wavedashing in terms of speed and control of movement with luigi, as well as outsmarting your opponent and starting and continuing combos.
You are not a worthy Luigi player ...
and remember, "I'm a-luigi *fart, Thumbs down* wannabe"

[Dee Emm]

Anyone can do just fine without wavedashing. Some people are better with it and some are better without. Quit acting like you know what you're talking about.

[SkyDragon]

Originally posted by CaptHayfever:
I'm telling you, I do great without the wave dash. All you need to know is how to direct the momentum.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

Wavedashing offers more combo opportunities, for example, do a non-shorthopped Fair on your opponent, then fastfall and superwavedash towards them, the fastest alternative is to fastfall and then run towards them, which takes at least twice as much time.

and btw i do know what i'm talking about

[SkyDragon]

Actually, Shadowking, a wavedash is better for a ground based strategy than an air based one, because of its sheer potential to set you up for using your ground moves. For example you can start smashes while still moving in a wavedash, so I am completely convinced that you could benefit greatly from wavedashing.

ForwardAir, you SSBM-a Scrub number one!