I think it's because the statement looks odd otherwise: "I thought 1 jailed after..." may be unclear what 1 is referring to. FP for front punch is another standard way of saying it.Right. I thought that's the case, but I didn't see people prefix standing attacks with anything before, so I was a bit confused. Probably also because in Rising Thunder people refer to specials as s1/s2/s3 and that made me make a connection to specials. Anywho, thanks.
Lackey has godlike d1 as opposed to Sub-Zero's average d1. Lackey has a Command Grab. All three of Lackey's jump punches are slightly better in my opinion.
The problem is, at least from my experience, that actually utilising your better tools against grandmaster is difficult because the good ones recognise that you won't be able to get close unless they choose to get close to you. And because of the clone, they can always dictate when that happens, rendering your options useless as long as the clone is up. And with that safety in mind they can do whatever they want in the game.
The problem stems from our lack of a good answer against Ice Clone zoning. We really don't have anything safe and have to hold it most of the time.
We actually don't have better damage, believe it or not. Grandmaster can clean out about 35% for one bar and keep clone and corner pressure, we can get about that much with no benefit, maybe 5% more by doing a tight link
Since launch. The f2~db2 OS was an awesome tool.So... Since when could he special cancel f2?
Personally, I don't use it as a setup like that, because you hit yourself for 5%. That means you now have to prove the PnG by dealing more than 5% extra damage to your opponent. Just my style though. Try it out and see how you like it.
Each stack lasts for 8 seconds, you have to stab yourself again by then in order to go up to the next stack. You can tell if PnG is still active based on whether Torr's forearms are dripping blood. Each stack adds one hit of armor to the recovery frames, so first stab gives you one hit, stab yourself again and that time youll have 2 hits of armor, and the third time gives you 3. In terms of damage, each stack adds 20% damage to that last stack. So level zero you do 100% damage like normal, level 1 you do 120%, level two you do 144%, level three you do 172%
this is wishful thinking, but could i in theory PNG full combo and end with PNG to get extra Stacks and or Armor? or they just have to be repetitious?
Nope you can do that now, or you can do two pin n gains in one combo. so let's say it's off a punish:
Your wording here makes me wonder if you think you get to keep the armor. You don't keep it, it's just present during PnG's Startup and Recovery.
Yeah. I thought the EX had 4 hits.
Oh ok. I'm new to the character and had seen nothing on it. The three hit were all I had discovered thus far
Basically, the only things that really stuff the EX Charge to my knowledge are Jacqui's machine gun and Goro's Punchwalk. Or maybe Punchwalk only beats the regular version, don't remember.Oh ok. I'm new to the character and had seen nothing on it. The three hit were all I had discovered thus far
thank you, i think you explained in Ruthless thread that P&G stacks last 10 seconds, whether im hit or combo i hold stacks until timer is out, executing P&G resets timer but holds remaining stacks.
8 seconds per stack.
It's true that chip is not worth it. One hit in a combo isn't worth it either, because PnG hits you for 5 damage. That means it's on you to prove it's value by doing at least 6 extra damage to your opponent. There are times that in a full combo, I only do 5% extra damage with PnG active than without it active..
It's not 8 seconds, it's definitely 10. Time it yourself. The fight clock is slower than real time.