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All too easy...
I dont think most NRS players even know what confirming is or how to do it. They all learned playing fighting games at the University of Nike: just do it
I dont think most NRS players even know what confirming is or how to do it. They all learned playing fighting games at the University of Nike: just do it
I already mentioned those are my first impressions, I'm playing only for a week and I have no SF experience. I'm only saying execution seems unnecessary difficult, so there is no need to tell me to practice, I already know that. I only said it to get some advice.
Well for Gief (Im assuming when you say d1 you mean crouch jab) on hit it will not combo you have to delay it a tiny bit due to the hitstun. On block it should work. If you are getting jabbed then you are not doing it fast enough. Also when you say throw, you do mean SPD right?Which one? The random grabs? All the time with me. For Gief, both on block and hit. I just tried it on practice. I set the AI on reversal d1 and was trying to d1 grab. I noticed it worked only on very strict timing.
Yes I mean crouch LP. Yes SPD...fdbu Punch -_- =)
Then what I wrote should work.
That explains a lot. Really helps with combos and conversion off weird situations. Thanks for that.
You have a point.
if two active hitboxes collide with each each other's hurtbox on the same frame the higher strength button wins.
Holy shit that will help me in that MU so much lol. Thank you based Shaz.
I don't know if you saw my explanation of SF's combo system but there is a hidden juggle point system being used. Every time you hit the counter goes up "1" with a few exceptions. So you need something to hit that has a point setting that's the same or higher. It's why Ken needs to burn EX meter after cr.MK tatsu. SF isn't a combo heavy game where you lop off 30% every touch. They want you to play a lot and whittle down your opponent. Hitting for 300+ Damage (out of the average 1000 HP) is for stuff like jump ins and counter hits. Things that is a reward for beating your opponent.
I think you playing with a wrong mindset. Seems like you had no clue how this game was going to work and now you're in a rough patch. If you're having trouble with getting jabbed then you need to work on your timing. SF is big on timing. Meaty hits on wake up (not how NRS makes delayed wake up and extra long strings), they made all throws susceptible to light attacks because of speed which just means people have more reason to mash LP which in turns means people are more susceptible to frame traps and counter hit setups.
At this point it's pretty much a known legacy thing. Not enough people care for Capcom to care to upgrade how they do things. I mean I thought NRS was pretty good until MKx came out and moves had no description, and status effects had no timer or stock count or anything. Arc Sys and SG are probably the best at teaching players from what I've played.
How would you crouch jab Dhalsim out of his medium kick?
Proper spacing and a well timed button press.
so would Sim's st.MK touch you at this spacing?
Using meter to beat out his regular poking attacks at the end of matches.
Like, would it hit you if you didn't press anything? I don't know. Even if it won't hit you, the fact that his limbs have a hurtbox on them means your button only has to reach where his limbs are gonna be. It's all about spacing, timing and reads.
Has to be before he leaves the ground. Its a very short window.
