Chrom smash ultimate frame data update#
Chrom smash ultimate frame data Patch#
Chrom smash ultimate frame data code#

The immediate reaction from most of the community and the large Peach/Daisy players is that Peach is now clearly the better character. The lesser knockback may give Daisy some more interesting or consistent combos, but at the moment it hasn't been tested enough to be shown. Peach just consistently hits harder, especially at later percents when looking for a kill. What does this mean for the characters at a competitive level?ДЄs is made clear by the above graphs, the window where Daisy will deal more knockback is extremely tiny and even non-existent with some Turnips. So even if the opponents starts at 0%, with a turnip like the Stichface that deals 30% Daisy may never actually have more knockback): To visualize this, on Twitter posted some graphs of what knockback will look like at different percents for different Turnips (remember that knockback is calculated with the percent of the opponent after the damage is dealt. Okay, but what does that actually look like? So since Peach has less Base Knockback but more Knockback Scaling than Daisy, it means that at lower percents Peach's turnips won't send the opponent as far, but at higher percents, they'll begin to send linearly further. Chrom is Roy's Echo Fighter, thus being classified as Fighter 25, though his lack of sweetspots. Rool in the Nintendo Direct on August 8th, 2018. He was announced as a newcomer alongside Simon, Richter, Dark Samus, and King K.

r - A collection of any other modifiers (from things like giant mushroom, smash attack charge, rage, etc.) Chrom is a playable character in Super Smash Bros.

Chrom smash ultimate frame data code#

b - Base Knockback, or BKB in the code above.s - Knockback Scaling, or KBG in the code above.p - Percent of the player being hit (after the attack's damage is added).To paraphrase from the Wiki page, these variables are: To take from that Wiki page, the formula used to calculate how far a character will fly from any given move looks like 1: How does the game use these numbers?ДЇor that we're going to have to take a look at how Knockback works in Smash. Peach and Daisy's down-special, Vegetable was just yesterday discovered to have different knockback values between the two on Twitter was able to pull the code that shows this:ДЄs you can see, everything is the same except the Knockback Scaling (KBG) and Base Knockback (BKB) between the two (45/25 for Peach, 35/30 for Daisy).

Chrom smash ultimate frame data update#

I'll leave the below answer for historic value, but note that it's no longer accurate as of Update 3.0.0. So the fact that they're now changed to match each other seems to confirm that someone was copy-pasting values and forgot to change both Peach and Daisy. Daisy's knockback values (pre-3.0.0) were the numbers Peach had in Smash 4. Many people thought that the fact that they were different to begin with was a development mistake.

The launch distance when hitting an opponent with a vegetable now matches Peach.

Chrom smash ultimate frame data Patch#

From the patch notes on Daisy's down-special: Turnips are no longer different between the two.