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I’m hoping they add parrying in a DLC. We can only dream 🙏

To give a little more explanation, when you hit a feather, you slow down until you reach a full stop and then gain control of the feather slightly later. Collecting this feather in a very specific way lets you get bumped around by the shields (bubbles) before you can reach a full stop. This means that when the feather is still getting bounced around (seen by the feather still being white), I have zero control of its movement. During this time, you can't control the feather's direction and you can't even dash out of it!

​@@globglogabgalabyeast6611 oooh of course! that makes a lot of sense now. I'm guessing that what happened on the first time is you broke through the shield collecting the feather and before you were able to completely stop your momentum from your dash to actually start the feather and control it, you hit another shield but since you had already had touched the feather (which you can tell by the instant white hair colour change) and you were in the process of slowing down completely, it didn't count as dashing into it and you bounced off it and your feather could never stop completely in time. And there is not enough room to stop completely before bouncing off a different bubble until you got bounced in the direction of the bubble you popped leaving you enough room to fully stop. It looks like you had to set it up in a very particular position so that when you dashed right it will happen every time. can you please explain to me a bit more on how it works for you to get in that state? also judging by the red hotbox it seemed like the absolute limit of space you were able to have before you would have died, or am I wrong? I don't know how the hotboxes work but I'm assuming the red hotboxes are the spikes and other things that you can collect or hit in the air and the green hatbox is for something else maybe like all the platforms? since Madelines hotbox is only green, but then the ground on the room to the right has a red hitbox? idk maybe I have it all wrong.

Talking about the neutral into corner jump? Could you clarify what you mean by long jump too? That trick can definitely be a bit difficult to line up. Helps to buffer the corner jump input. If you give more description about what is going wrong, may be able to help, but tough to say without a clip. Also don’t have much experience with a controller

I would highly recommend practicing Theovators at slower game speeds as it helps you separate each movement. 1. Press down 2. Release grab 3. Dash up 4. Grab Luckily, most mods don't require you to perform very optimal Theovators. If you can describe what's going wrong with your Theovators, I've happy to give more specific advice. Will differ depending on exactly which step is going wrong or if you're simply trying to get more height out of Theovators

Wallboosts are pretty odd. They're a leniency mechanic designed to address someone accidentally doing a climb jump instead of a wall jump (away from a wall). If you climb jump upwards and then quickly press the direction away from the wall, your climb jump is converted into a wall jump. This also refunds the stamina use of your climb jump As you can see in the video, there are a number of different uses for this. Most of the tutorials in the wallboost section give you less the normal amount of stamina, making wallboosts required. In the first section, you don't expend any stamina doing the wallboost from the lower wall to the upper wall. The second section teaches "overclocking". If you do a wallboost from the ground, you actually gain more than the maximum amount of stamina because the climb jump doesn't expend any stamina, plus you gain stamina from the wallboost. The third section shows that you can infinitely climb a flat wall with wallboosts (and no neutrals) without expending any stamina. The fourth section demonstrates that a wallboost cancels the momentum boost from a moving block, and the fifth section brings all those concepts together

@@globglogabgalabyeast6611 that's wild thanks for the breakdown!

Lol, I loved reading all the signs and learning all the details, but they can definitely get a bit boring/overwhelming if you’re not in the mood for that

Missed this comment. Idk if you still need any advice, but core hypers pretty much have the same leniency as dream hypers. Their timing is just less intuitive. You should input the hyper much later than feels right, as the block is actually breaking. Slowing the game down when you're learning the appropriate time to hyper can help a lot