The hax of the verse are very diverse, aside from the powers granted to every character through Parry.

Kragg can throw a 10 tonne rock around like a baseball, Etalus is said to have the power of a glacier behind him, Zetterburn can burn down a massive town, Orcane can make a rain storm fast enough to put out the burning town before it is destroyed, Sylvanos can regrow an entire country-sized forest and threaten the planet's animal life, and Absa can create and sustain a storm, spanning an entire mountain range, so powerful that it makes attacking the mountains impossible.

Characters can range from mundane to insane in feats, but the Rivals are all just that, rivals, and thus scale to each other. The combatants of the verse will battle it out, with only the most skilled claiming victory.Īs a whole, the verse is surprisingly powerful. Each nation will protect its own, and seek to control and thrive among the others. The nations are controlled by the four elements, fire, water, earth, and air, with representatives of each nation appearing in the game. There is already a limit to how much smoke Forsburn can have out, but it's pretty high.Rivals of Aether (romanised as RIVALS OF AETHER) is an indie fighting game developed by Dan Fornace of Aether Studios.Ī land set in conflict between four nations, Rivals of Aether is a game set in a world broken into four pieces. It has a really good iasa frames, meaning you can waveland after doing the fair to gain better positioning. His forward air is a great initiator even when a clone isn't out. When you start to really get into Forsburn's mechanics, you can do some advanced stuff like execute multiple inputs of different special moves, such as Up-B when the clone is in a position to dash attack, or to use a charged Down-B when the clone is about to nair. When offstage, the clone will choose the fastest recovery route. I highly recommending using Side-B when you can so the original Forsburn doesn't do another Special. On the stage, the clone will always and consistently follow the true enemy player (it will not follow any Forsburn clones) and attacks when you use a special move. Since Rivals of Aether is first and foremost a 1-screen fighter game, your suggestions on marks to distinguish clones are out since they only work in an online environment. Also I feel like he should be visible to me when in smoke, and also the clone should have a marker to indicate to me it's the clone. Make him able to absorb multiple clouds at a time. My suggestions for changes would be lower the lag on his smoke, but limit how much smoke he can have out. How are you supposed to use his clone, am I missing something? It's pretty effective but it doesn't feel right. I sometimes SD from this, and I end up filling the entire stage with smoke lol. This causes me to constantly drop more smoke, and even up special randomly when I want him to execute an attack. His side special is killer for comboing, but in order to get the clone to attack you need to press the special button again. Therefore, I'm trying to utilize his specials. Using limited specials he simply get's outclassed (despite having some sick aerials). I found him extremely underwhelming when compared to characters like Kragg, Zetter, Orcane, etc in terms of aerials/regular attacks.

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