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@@hollowknightenjoyer I'll keep that in mind for my All Bindings runs 🙃

@@gaghhuh2943 When you press dash, you release the nail button pretty much immediately. For a split second both buttons will be presssed, but no longer then that. Below I will try to illistrate, the 2nd row is to illistrate the difference in time when pressing and releasing buttons Hold Y --> Press ZR --> Release Y

@@ProNerdy no I literally couldnt dash when charging but I asked on reddit and found out its because of keybinds. But thanks anyway

Snapback is also a problem on the Pro Controller. I've seen a video where someobe put a special type of grease inside the stick modules and for them if eliminated the snapback, but I haven't tried to the method and can't vouch for it.

Agreed Nail Arts and especially cyclone slash are pretty much mandatory for all bindings. In the open world I do sometimes use cyclone slash against the hopper enemies in kingdoms edge, but yeah it's strengths don't shine in normal gameplay.

I haven't played the Xbox version, but you're issue may be with whatever display you're playing on. If you're playing on a TV, make sure you're running "Game Mode", it can usually be found in the TV settings. If you have you're Xbox connected to some other device (like a receiver) then that external device is connected to your TV's HDMI port, instead try connecting the Xbox directly to the TV's HDMI port. A lot of receivers and other devices will add processing to the image which also can add lag. Make sure you're playing natively on the console and not streaming it, as it can cause input lag.

I use a Switch Pro Controller with the default controls. I did all of the 112% and achievements on the Nintendo Switch version of Hollow Knight years ago. But now I use the same controller but on PC. Most 2D platformers I would use the D-pad, but I found that the smoothness on a control stick makes Pogo-ing and moving very natural for me specifically with Hollow Knight. I also like the Switch Pro Controllers Digital Triggers for quick dash inputs instead of using a controller with slower analog inputs

​@@ProNerdyjust got the game and i know the pro controller is on its way, cant wait to try it hk

For most games (including Ultimate) Buffer means to perform an input early, even while you are in another animation/state. The buffered input will get performed right after the previous animation/state has ended. Smash Ultimate has a really large buffer window for a lot of inputs. Ultimate has another buffer system that deals with the short-hop where if the game detects that you are pressing jump and the A button at the same time, it will make you perform a short hop aerial even if you are holding the buttons down for a long time.

You can also do the same for Oro & Mato and Sly, though that does mean you are choosing to dream nail instead of bowing (ʘ ͟ʖ ʘ)

I don't play smash on a Switch Pro Controller so I can't give too many tips since I don't have experience doing arrow ladders on that controller. But the inputs are more customizable on a Pro Controller since you have access to an extra shoulder button. With GameCube controller, a claw grip is pretty much the only way to do buffered short hop specials with the 1st method I mentioned in the video at 0:55. But with a Pro Controller you could give yourself two jump buttons on triggers (like putting jump on L and ZL) then you can use your left thumb for flicking the control stick, and you can use your right thumb for your special button. There is a lot of ways you could customize your button layout to make the arrow ladders more consistent.

This video is actually my first editing project, I learned the basics of editing by doing it with this video. Thanks for watching!

I'm reffering to the short hop macro Smash Ultimate has built in. If you press two jump buttons at the same time you'll always get a short hop. With the quick reactions needed to start the fire arrow ladders, simplifying the inputs with the short hop macro makes it easier

No idea, but funny enough someone else today had the same comment 😄

No idea, but funny enough someone else today had the same comment 😄

Why do you think it's called "quick cast"?

However the quick cast one is wrong. It barely changes anything and when there are like 12 buttons used without QC it's already annoying and using 13 buttons is a nightmare. Also I don't see replies in my notifs

Also descending dark gives like 2 frames of invincibility 😐

Anyways I learned a lot of cool stuff like the triple jumps and stuff so thanks ig

Glad you enjoyed the video even if you have already done everything in HK. I play on controller so using quick cast (my R button) wasn't too hard to get used to, but I could see how it could be difficult to implement for keyboard controls. Quick Cast is a little bit faster even if by just a little bit, but anytime time on my inputs is worth it to me. Descending Dark gives 0.4 seconds of invincibility without stalwart shell. It seems like a very small amount of time on paper, but in practice it's plenty long enough to dodge enemy attacks and patterns. That in combination with descending darks coming out just a little faster with quick cast has saved me so many times with Abs Rad's light attacks, Grey Prince Zote's random patterns, etc.

@@hollowknightenjoyer ddark gives 0.4 seconds of invincibility and quick cast is definetly faster

I forgot about that when I was making this video. I wasn't focusing on charms too much, just the movement and combat fundamentals, but if I ever do a charms video in the future, I will be sure to include that.

I will be here🤡

@@ProNerdy waiting... 🤡🤡🤡🤡