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Oh low? Thats the easiest one to block unless you're talking about the one where you njp or low bat oh.
Oh low? Thats the easiest one to block unless you're talking about the one where you njp or low bat oh.
Technically you could say MK9 Cyrax having inescapable combos is an exaggeration. There's always breaker, right? But I get it, there is a chance to block.
I get your point , but its still not hard to block , you never see this being using at high level play because its sort of gimmicky. Ive never managed to do this when ive versed actual good players because they usually always block it , instead i use it as a mixup.
Low Bat/OH dual hitting mixup after trance. You have to instantly block both hits. If you miss both the blocks you get looped. QC can do either the OH or the low bat as the 1st hit. With good execution there's like literally a 1frame window to block both. Not that loose timing where you can quickly block both, instant timing. No human being can block this consistently. This isn't like Doomsday Earthshake or Cassie's missile mix up which can be blocked with practice. This is a whole different level of madness.
Alright ill do it , but the b2 then low bat option is easy to block.
Cool sounds good. Tag me so I can see.
Smfh shujinkydink has already made a vid escaping all of this, quan has more holes in his game than you think. U can armor thru his first rune. njp vortex is the easiest to escape from, just run underneath it. His b2 is slow af u can see it coming. The low+overhead mixup is easily blocked if u tap down while blocking. If quan resets you with a standing 4 after a trance he has to run or take a step forward to open u up with a b324. He not as difficult to fight as bewer players make him seem. U just have to study and stop complaining
He has more than one mixup, but the only one that isnt seeable is his b324 at the right distance, njp vortex easily countered and his low/overhead dont even hit high level players. Its a little late in the game for that. The more u fight against quan the easier it gets. My clanmates have adapted well. And now he's not so "unbeatable." Befriend a quan player and learn something from ur matches simple as that
Hold on , do you mean doing the. Njp low bat ? Or the b2 overhead , i know about the low bat oh after trance , but the second one , do you mean the njp low bat or the b2 low bat?
Yes. I'm a new player who has never heard any of this before.
"High level players getting hit by it" link me a video of multiple ones getting hit by it. ? Only one i know is pl and that was when it was new.
Not NJP. I'm talking about how you can adjust the timing during opponents being tranced to make low bat and the OH hit almost simultaneously, and can also decide which one hits first within than 1-2frame window. You literally cannot see which will hit first so not only do you have to guess which way to block, you have 1-2frames at the most to block both. How can this realistically be blocked regularly in matches? I never thought there was any issue with this until last night. It made something like Cassie's missile mixups look like it was 200 frames in comparison.
You mean low bat and b2 and vice versa , low bat oh is slightly hard to block and its a 1 frame window , back 2 into low bat however is not , njp low bat is the hardest one to block even then i can still get it 5/5 , i dont know how to do what you exactly said esp since its training mode so i did them seprately and blocked them 5 times in a row ( low bat b2 and njp low bat) i will post that in a sec , i could use some of the footage ur talking bout whenever you can though.
Well the thing is in an actual match you don't know what's coming, you can't guess on reaction, you have to guess and commit before you know what's coming and hope you were correct, and THEN block within a super tight window. I can block NJP into low bat with no problem (well not "no" problem but I can block it well enough). And I can block crossup into low bat sometimes. But this, this here, is dookie.
The one shown in TBs video obviously, since that's what I was referring to with the 1 frame links. Do it as he did it, with the mix-up as close to 1 frame as possible, if your execution is trash and you fuck up the AI recording, just redo the AI and get it close as possible, no cop-outs. Me and SaltShaker mention this because Dink did the exact opposite, and deliberately slowed it down and injected a bunch of gaps. Record it right and then block it even twice out of a 5 AI laps of it without hitting the reset button in training mode. Then try do it against a real opponent who will be adjusting the timing of the tiny link even unintentionally.
Who is tb?
Yeah i agree on that you have to guess , but blocking it is not really the hard part its still annoying and you're bound to mess up sometimes but its not hard to block constently if you put time into learning it
Tom Brady, I believe.
Tom Brady the sub zero player
Exactly what I'm talking about. The window to block both is so tight that I wonder if frame perfect execution hits if you're even ALLOWED to switch stances and block both. Sometimes it seemed as if I guessed right but wasn't capable to block the 2nd hit.
Sits on couch to play online and just joined Sunday.