those turnip recatches are so difficult b/c u can't grab the turnip too fast or else u get an airdodge, but you have to throw the turnip right after the regrab or else it won't combo. So it's kind of like a heartbeat da-dun da-dun da-dun.
More like makes your head hurt. I don’t find the tech particularly difficult in terms of the finger gymnastics you perform to do it, since it is often literally pressing buttons and not like b-reversing or flicking the sticks in certain directions. BUT the timing is incredibly strict and messing up is really frustrating, like getting an air dodge in the middle of a turnip combo or not being fast enough to true combo a turnip train
i believe it's just a neutral air after a grounded float, you can also stop floating to land and animation cancel the ending of Nair which makes it safer, and then you can even chain multiple of them together if you're quick enough with the inputs. if it was just the grounded float you didn't know about that is actually very easy to do, just hold down and then start holding jump and you will float while right above the ground and have access to your aerial attacks while basically grounded which is very strong and what gives peach such good movement and combo game there's a video called "The ONLY 3 Techniques you need to play Peach in Smash Ultimate" by someone named Ralts_1 that explains her ground float (and 2 other techs) really well with lots of good examples and even some frame data for different options to use with it, another video i saw called "How to do Peach's GROUND FLOAT NAIR!~" by a channel called fox and otter is also nice and short and just simply shows the speed and inputs for chaining grounded Nairs together. hope this helps and good luck if you try out some peach tech!
those turnip recatches are so difficult b/c u can't grab the turnip too fast or else u get an airdodge, but you have to throw the turnip right after the regrab or else it won't combo. So it's kind of like a heartbeat da-dun da-dun da-dun.
not true, you can just be float
@yalmanac1342 you still have to time it. You cannot buffer be float
Peach is high skill high reward. Gotta have an A game punish and movement.
That was the case but now we have airdodge cancels which are also a pain tbf
This is a great way of explaining peach’s combos tho
I find it so funny how the opponents from locals kind of just desperately hold shield in shock while thinking about what to do if Mute lets them live.
Thinking of Peach tech makes my fingers hurt, the fact that MuteAce can pull it off with his hand/finger condition is nuts
"Peaches, Peaches, Peaches, Peaches, Peaches"
You just gotta love Mute’s juggle
Thinking about attempting this tech makes my fingers hurt lol.
More like makes your head hurt. I don’t find the tech particularly difficult in terms of the finger gymnastics you perform to do it, since it is often literally pressing buttons and not like b-reversing or flicking the sticks in certain directions. BUT the timing is incredibly strict and messing up is really frustrating, like getting an air dodge in the middle of a turnip combo or not being fast enough to true combo a turnip train
@@colbyclay5911consistently FCFFing the way professional peaches do is extremely difficult. Sure you can do it but not consistently like they do.
Skill issue. Imagine thinking anything in smash is hard to do lmao. Go play a real fighting game 🤡
If you get used to doing it right ur fingers won’t hurt
6:16 "arsene lost it's visitation rights" LMAO
OQ's remember Samsora. Mute carries the torch.
miss him
@@mehdidelteil3672did he retire?
@@_3.14 He was rather unfairly banned from Big tournments
@@mehdidelteil3672 which is good because of what he did
Mute is better now after his Genesis 9 imo
first wa smad crazy
Peachy 🍑
slap some moonlight sonata on this video and officially the best smash bro's relax video
This is ... hypnotizing
How do you attack while keeping the turnip in hand like @2:13 for example?
peach doesnt throw items when using her float, so just do an aerial while floating
Yeah, if you hold down and press jump you float close to the grown, while floating, you don't throw items and allow you to make aerials.
I accidentally watched the video on 1.25x and it scared me a little
Mute is so sick. Sadly haven’t seen him pop off in bracket for a while
Muteace gotta take care of his hands.
You need to do an Armadillo video soon cause he has such a strong Lucario
Have I change the controller configuration to play like this?
Right shoulder as jump if really all you need. An extra jump button that can be pressed while you use A or c stick
Day 1 of asking for luigi
mans wants a grab compilation
@@TricksterBU And also a misfire one, but yeah just because he deleted the elegant video.
How tf does he do the spin attack while floating inches above the ground?
i believe it's just a neutral air after a grounded float, you can also stop floating to land and animation cancel the ending of Nair which makes it safer, and then you can even chain multiple of them together if you're quick enough with the inputs. if it was just the grounded float you didn't know about that is actually very easy to do, just hold down and then start holding jump and you will float while right above the ground and have access to your aerial attacks while basically grounded which is very strong and what gives peach such good movement and combo game
there's a video called "The ONLY 3 Techniques you need to play Peach in Smash Ultimate" by someone named Ralts_1 that explains her ground float (and 2 other techs) really well with lots of good examples and even some frame data for different options to use with it, another video i saw called "How to do Peach's GROUND FLOAT NAIR!~" by a channel called fox and otter is also nice and short and just simply shows the speed and inputs for chaining grounded Nairs together. hope this helps and good luck if you try out some peach tech!
Why are they wearing muzzles in many of those clips? Do they have rabies?
Can you do toon link
Day 2 of asking for Sora
50% of these are all the same combo
Samsora Is better
Samsora has stated Muteace is better than he ever was.