Yes, this is stated in the op.
I understand that but your next post followed up with how stupid it is that throws can beat staggers. My point is it's risky to try it at all and any decent player will catch on and punish it. This is why I dont think it's so stupid.
That's fine, but you also give up more frames to do that as well. So that lets your opponent push buttons or get out. It's just the same neutral as always except in this case a throw can catch normals they otherwise wouldn't. It's not as stupid as I originally thought either.
That just seems odd to me. I always thought the basic idea around throws in fighting games was that throws beat blocking, blocking beats strikes, and strikes beat throws, so I would think in the case of a tie the priority would go to the normal.
The rock/paper/scissors concept is just a general concept not a specific what happens at a frame-perfect trade situation rule.
So in dizzys post was he referring to a throw and a normal colliding or two throws colliding on the same frame?
Normal and throw
Any decent player is going to catch on to ANYTHING that will ruin their stagger.
I'm going to be that guy, because you were just a total dick.
I don't think I was being a dick. I kept discussing back and forth with Chance to clear up misunderstandings and even corrected myself when I said I expected stuff to work one way and that I'd double check on it.
I'm not arguing that but the thread is specifically about grabs.
At the time it appeared that the original OP was true.
Fair enough
sorry for being a dick back.
Lmao no worries
fuck outta here, no one asked you
its ok ill stop, dont wanna stress the baby too much
another twat ignored, aw well, anyways
damn he ragequit out of the conversation
This is duuuuuuuuuumb just make it trade! Normals trade with normals so why do we have a coinflip when a normal and throw hit on the same frame?
