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Drift and Slice Through the Opposition, with This Advanced Super Smash Bros. Melee Guide to Aerial Drift and Fastfalling
Picking your spots and angles of approach is vital to scoring a hit in high-level Melee. Mixing up your aerial drift and fastfalling at specific points can be the difference between starting that massive combo or getting smacked for big damage. To outline just how important varying up your fastfalls can be, Kira from SSBM Tutorials has highlighted some footage of C9|Mango’s Marth and how he uses aerial drift and fastfall mixups to bait out opponents and land safe damage.
Using these clips, Kira can show how Mango can outspace and condition opponents to changing up his aerial drifts and choices when to fastfall or not. It’s a great display of how knowing and actively swapping between aerial approaches can keep your opponent on edge and make sure you can account for any of their defensive options.
Source: SSBM Tutorials
