SUPER SMASH 2 MINIPLAY DOWNLOAD

SUPER SMASH 2 MINIPLAY DOWNLOAD

This article is about Link's appearance in Super Smash Flash 2.It may be some time before we see SSF2 supported since the game is built in ActionScript 3.0, but in the meantime you can always download the game to play on your desktop using Adobe AIR in place of the Flash Player. For general information about the character, see Link. Link is a veteran starter character in Super Smash Flash 2. His moveset is taken directly from Super Smash Bros. Brawl with some minor changes, such as the addition of Bomb Arrows. His sprites are custom-made and based on his appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, but with his bright colors from Super Smash Bros. His voice clips are taken directly from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, which are recycled for Super Smash Bros. Link is ranked 1st on the current tier list, placing him in the S+ tier. Link possesses disjointed range, a highly flexible and effective zoning game, a decent combo game, and a large variety of powerful finishers. He has high survivability due to his above-average weight, high accelerated falling speed, and is hard to guard break his recovery thanks to his Spin Attack. Link also possesses a very good edgeguarding game, due to his projectiles and his down tilt, which can meteor smash. However, due to being a high faller and possessing above average weight, Link is highly vulnerable to combos and chain grabs, nullifying his survivability somewhat. Adding to this problem, his recovery is limited if he loses his midair jump, as his Spin Attack grants him great horizontal distance, but rather poor vertical distance, making it very difficult to return to the stage against an experienced player. Furthermore, his ground movement is one of the slowest and his attacking speed is sluggish, making it difficult for him to play up close offensively, allowing faster characters to quickly overwhelm him if they get too close.

His projectile game is weakened overall due to the more lenient power shielding mechanics, allowing any character to instantly reflect his arrows and boomerangs back at him before he has time to react. Link has a small but dedicated player base and some representation in online tournaments, achieving an overall mild success. It has an informal appearance and does not meet the current standards for proper articles.

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See also: Link (Super Smash Flash 2)/Hard dataĪs a swordsman, Link holds the advantage of long-reaching, disjointed hitboxes filling out the majority of his moveset, albeit at the cost of longer than average startup and ending animations. Link has many powerful finishing moves, both on the ground and in the air. These include the first hit of his down smash, the second hit of his forward smash, his down aerial, his up aerial, the second hit of hit of forward air and back throw. Link has a versatile arsenal of projectiles in his special moves, providing him with one of the strongest zoning games among the cast. His Hylian Shield also plays an important role in his control of space, granting him the unique ability to block certain projectiles while standing or crouching without having to use the standard shield. Link’s mid-heavy weight and being a high faller allows him to survive many powerful hits, both horizontally and vertically. Complimenting his survivability is his aerial Spin Attack, which shields him with wide hitboxes that can discourage edgeguarding attempts and causes only minimal landing lag should he chose to land on stage. He also has the option of snapping to the ledge with his hook shot tether grab, providing additional recovery mixup options. Link has the third longest grab, which is a tether grab and leaves him open if missed. His down throw is a good combo starter which can lead into up tilt, up smash and any aerial. Back throw is a great kill option when user near the ledge.

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