Smash Brothers- Dlc Update 1.1.7 3d... - Dairantou

Update Overview

Patch Notes:

Visual & Control Cue:

A faint depth gauge appears next to the damage meter.
Character slightly shrinks/grows based on layer depth (parallax effect).
Controls remain simple: no camera movement needed — it’s still a 2D screen, but with layer icons under fighters.

Week 4 – Projectile Depth Faking
Play as Samus. Fire a Charge Shot at center depth, then immediately roll forward (changing your Z-depth to background) and fire a second uncharged shot. Opponents will instinctively dodge the first shot’s depth plane, leaving them open to the second. Dairantou Smash Brothers- DLC Update 1.1.7 3D...

Maru:

No Balance Changes: Unlike earlier updates (such as 1.1.5), Version 1.1.7 contains no character balance adjustments, damage tweaks, or frame data changes. How to Access DLC Content Update Overview Patch Notes: Visual & Control Cue:

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Balance Changes:

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