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Lol seriously though I have no idea why they gave her the Demo nerf. Completely uncalled for.Sonya viable? CrawlingShadow may disagree.
Lol seriously though I have no idea why they gave her the Demo nerf. Completely uncalled for.Sonya viable? CrawlingShadow may disagree.
I agree that it was uncalled for, but I think it was an overreaction tbh, just like some members in the Sonya forum usually behave anyway. lol She can still reload safely in the corner with the same damage as usual I believe, just reload the grenades in the stun animation of the last stun grenade and you're fine. Regarding the Xray nerf, that was fair because she had no damage scaling after that Xray.
Yea that Xray was extreme lol.
i don't know if it's because I'm triggered when someone downplays my character, but I only post regularly in the Sonya forums because she's my girl, otherwise, I wouldn't because the atmosphere is pretty toxic to me there, especially in the general thread. I hold back to not insult the Debbie Downers and keep things civil. Believe me, it's a challenge.
I rock it because KLK is a legit anime.
I've been saying that for years now and yet I don't think people get it. They say they do but what do they do? They instantly complain about some mechanic/tech that appears to be new and instead of taking the time out to actually lab it and find ways to get over it, they instantly complain about it, forcing the character to get nerfed.
I been keeping things in general since I think every fighter struggles with this. Granted there are some unique problems for each fighters. Our being able to grow and etc.
This happened to me like 2 months ago, when Tanya was released. So, this patch may have brought that back.
Just something that helps me - you have to be very fast with the first part of the string. If you are cancelling at 2112 then you need to complete that button press by the end of the first 1 animation so that you essentially are (and have time to be) doing the dbf motion from neutral - it comes out for me every time I "feel" neutral before I dial it. If there is overlap with other button presses it still works for me on and off, so it just felt inconsistent until I got this down.
Welcome to the world of online MKX that we have all been complaining about since the game came out. As you progess through the world of MKX online, you will come to notice a loss of inputs, input delay, loss of frames leading to the appearance that your opponent is somehow falling faster every time you get a juggle, and occasionally frame delay.
NJP works. For me anyway. It's all about the timing.
Well, the thing is that being, like I said, KB user, I have no problem with the string itself, but why won't grab register even with trivial strings of other characters is beyond me.
A joystick is really just 4 on/off buttons (in most cases); it's not actually different than a keyboard in the input signal; nor is it different from the action buttons. Just digital 1/0 on/off. I said neutral because that's how I think about it, but in re-reading it maybe it looks like I mean the directions. What I mean, specifically, is that no switch/trigger should be activated prior to starting the d,b,f presses - so if you are pushing front punch from the previous dial while you also being pressing the down, my experience is that it won't come out or will come out inconsistently. So if I pay attention as I dial/type the combo and notice that nothing else was being depressed -at all- when I start the d,b,f then I have no problem. Of course, the dbf+button has to be completed by the time the cancel is supposed to happen, still, so the first part has to be done quicker than it seems like it should.
Oh, I should've specified why I was mentioning KB, my point was that since I can use multiple fingers for attacks all the time, dropping it or not inputting it fast enough in order to get command grab in time isn't probably something that troubles me - it looks like you suspect something like thatA joystick is really just 4 on/off buttons (in most cases); it's not actually different than a keyboard in the input signal; nor is it different from the action buttons. Just digital 1/0 on/off. I said neutral because that's how I think about it, but in re-reading it maybe it looks like I mean the directions. What I mean, specifically, is that no switch/trigger should be activated prior to starting the d,b,f presses - so if you are pushing front punch from the previous dial while you also being pressing the down, my experience is that it won't come out or will come out inconsistently. So if I pay attention as I dial/type the combo and notice that nothing else was being depressed -at all- when I start the d,b,f then I have no problem. Of course, the dbf+button has to be completed by the time the cancel is supposed to happen, still, so the first part has to be done quicker than it seems like it should.
At any rate, this is what works for me, sorry if it's no help for you!
