BigMacMcLovin
B2s and Birdarangs
Worth a look. Thanks
I hate to be that guy but it's just practice and taking the time to familiarise yourself with the game
Worth a look. Thanks
I hate to be that guy but it's just practice and taking the time to familiarise yourself with the game
I played a little injustice and thats 10 times easyer manual combos jus wont happen soon as you get em up in the air they seem to fall better i get the bext hit in
I feel what you mean. Its most definitely a waaaaaay faster pace. You just gotta learn the inputs one by one and practice until you get your muscle memory down. I know it seems hard at first, cuz im still learning myself, but once you get it down, then the motions become second nature. And the combo challenges are a very GREAT way in understanding how each character's combo basics are. Just practice
Ye i know what you mean practice makes perfect but half hour in training and not being able to get one combo out is quite offputting playing casual matches i may aswell jus put the controller down lol [emoji23]I feel what you mean. Its most definitely a waaaaaay faster pace. You just gotta learn the inputs one by one and practice until you get your muscle memory down. I know it seems hard at first, cuz im still learning myself, but once you get it down, then the motions become second nature. And the combo challenges are a very GREAT way in understanding how each character's combo basics are. Just practice
Okay, this was my experience as well. To me, medium stance seems like a decent tool to use after heavy conditioning, but it is always risky because the followups are easy to stuff. But I kept reading stuff everywhere about Hit has "easy mode 50/50s on block" and such, which are primarily tied to medium stance, and I wanted to check to see if I am just crazy that it doesn't really work that way in practice. One thing I noticed is that it seems 236LL is neutral at worst on block, so combined with 214S, he has the tools to keep himself safe after any blockstring, which I hope opens the door for medium stance shenanigans.
From memory, you can jump backwards the dash forward with that method, easier than 766 too. Not sure how useful it is, but I’d imagine a little, for air attacks with less advancement....
Theres some videos on page like 41.
Block strings into his command backdash can be strong too, drop back and activate stance, it buys some time if they arent expecting.. etc.
I won't say it's hard as it's new. I haven't played a anime game since marvel vs capcom. That was back on 2000! I've never liked team games too much and played a few here and there and dropped it but this fighter is different.
If they are in sparking super dash puts them right on your toes
Maybe I just don't notice then, are you sure it can only be done in sparking?
I believe that after a blocked super dash the opponent is able to use their air movement options like air dash or double jump, so they might be air dashing forward afterward. But yes to confirm Sparking keeps them closer to you after they super dash.
Maybe they are implementing a fix for the servers/ring battle issue?
I disagree so intensely. Frieza superdash followed on block by ki blast on block. What moves punish and what moves gets beat? Have to test with each and every character... wheareas I could say "oh, any 8 frame normal will win"
It's not always punishing. In the case I listed above it was actually another player being bold enough to try and put out a quick move when negative assuming that me, knowing they were negative, was comfortable throwing out something a bit slower.
Sometimes meter build is a determining factor in this.
thats exactly what you should do, along with taking into consideration how much meter they have. Expect to have more opportunities for meter by the end of the game and far less on round start, obviously
Ye its just geting the inputs tight in the rright times i tried labbjng android 16 last nite and i did ok i jus couldnt do the 10th combo
