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Directional Influence Got You Down? My Smash Corner May Have Just What You Need to Get Back in the Fight
Directional Influence plays a major role in every match of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. On top of preventing your character from sailing into the stage’s blast zones, DI can help mitigate incoming damage (through avoidance) when used correctly under specific circumstances.
My Smash Corner recently took a break from creating character combo guides to put together a breakdown of everything that you need to know to up your DI game. The video begins with a brief history of the mechanic in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and how it differs from its previous appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
My Smash Corner goes on to demonstrate the best ways to use this life saving technique against both vertical and horizontal trajectories as well as how to escape multi-hitting moves, so definitely check out their video if you’re having a rough time adding DI to your game.
Source: My Smash Corner
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Elder Scrolls Online: Is ESO Plus Membership Worth It?
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