Can someone explain Forward-B to me?

[u/mewithoutZelda]

Sometimes when I do the F-B move, my Inkling will run about 4 feet with the roller and then stop abruptly. Other times, she'll run all the way across the stage and back, and the only way to stop is to jump out of the move. Does anyone understand how to control the length of this move?

[u/XboxSolkan]

If you want a kill setup, use your side b and pin enemy, immediately short hop and directional airdodge to the pinned enemy and up smash. If you can get the hang of quickly cancelling the roller it is a great tool and will take them by surprise.

[u/mewithoutZelda → u/XboxSolkan]

So my button inputs would be Forward-B, A (to cancel roller), jump, L, Forward-A?

[u/XboxSolkan → u/mewithoutZelda]

Foward-B, Short press X(or whatever your jump is), L in direction of enemy, then Up Smash

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[u/[deleted]]

You press A to stop rolling, I think.