Stomp On Foes for Footstool Combos Straight Out of Shield, Courtesy of the Beefy Smash Doods

As popularized by Kamemushi’s devastating footstool combos with Megaman, footstooling someone out of shield can be a fantastic way to punish landing opponents. While it’s not for every character and you can’t expect to just footstool someone every time they land a hit on shield, knowing the correct situation for a footstool out of shield could be the difference between resetting to neutral or taking a stock.

Using Megaman, cFive from the Beefy Smash Doods take viewers through the step by step process of when a footstool out of shield would be a prime punish. In this case, they show how a shielding Megaman could successfully footstool a Sheik who had just landed a miss-spaced forward-air on shield, in order to lead into a Metal Blade kill combo. The amount of variables going into this one interaction shows just how situational a footstool out of shield is–but with fast enough reactions and a misspaced move, it can net you an easy kill.

Following the initial example, cFive then explores how perfect shielding a move can actually make a footstool punish easier to pull off, before finally showing off some setups with characters like R.O.B., Bowser Jr., Diddy Kong, and Ganondorf. A whole lot of information to digest–but if mastered, the footstool out of shield can do serious damage.

Source: Beefy Smash Doods

 

Overwatch: New Game Mode, Skins & More Arrive in Summer Games Event

Overwatch players will have a lot to look forward to from now through August 22nd with the arrival of the Summer Games Event. Players can score new Olympic-themed skins, sprays, emotes, voice lines and much more. In addition, a new game mode, LucioBall, on a special soccer-themed map gives participants a whole new way of playing.

Hear What Pro Players and Invited Guests Thought about Kuwait Battle Royale 2016 in This Short Documentary

Home to the Middle East’s first and largest fighting game event, this year’s Kuwait Battle Royale saw pro players and special guests from all communities come together to experience what the Kuwaiti FGC had to offer. While they were all in town–either competing, spectating or commentating the event–tournament hosts Fikra sat down with many of the visiting community members to get their thoughts on Kuwait, its gaming scene, and the event itself.

The overwhelming response from those interviewed shows just how passionate and welcoming the Kuwaiti community was: with many praising their hospitality, along with the zeal of the competitors and cosplayers who attended the event. As Kuwait Battle Royale was twinned with GX, a general gaming expo held in Kuwait, this gave the whole tournament a much busier atmosphere and showed just how dedicated the general gaming scene is in Kuwait.

Hopefully, the positive response of all those interviewed has shown Kuwait as a potential destination for any traveling tournament attendee. Here’s hoping Kuwait Battle Royale 2017 is even bigger.

Source: FikraKW