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MK1 (2023) Gameplay Mechanics Discussion

Jynks

Jynks

some heroes are born, some made, some wondrous
Upblock is a flawless block, I'm pretty sure... it isn't a normal block... and it does not lead to combos in the same way the normal flawless block doesn't. It just negates chip and dose a frame advantage change... this might make it binishable, but it like normal flawless block in mk1 it dose not have some kind of counter hit that leads to a combo.. this "up punish" dose.
 
xWildx

xWildx

What a day. What a lovely day.
So now we have uppercut “punish” combos? Hmm, seems a bit unnecessary. I have to imagine this is more for newer FG players, and that a standing punish will lead to more damage for the veterans. It’ll be interesting to see the numbers when we get the beta (as I’m sure people will be testing this).
 
Eddy Wang

Eddy Wang

Skarlet scientist
Ilthuain said:
Two bars, huh? Pretty expensive, but I suppose it'll be a good investment in certain situations.
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it has to. I like how it is now
Enhanced moves cost 1 bar
Comboing from an Uppercut cost 2 bars
Breaker still costs 3 bars

Now it's a matter of just managing how you want to spend your meter, the damage from an uppercut combo
 
Eddy Wang

Eddy Wang

Skarlet scientist
Jynks said:
Upblock is a flawless block, I'm pretty sure... it isn't a normal block... and it does not lead to combos in the same way the normal flawless block doesn't. It just negates chip and dose a frame advantage change... this might make it binishable, but it like normal flawless block in mk1 it dose not have some kind of counter hit that leads to a combo.. this "up punish" dose.
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up block it's a different kind of flawless block that works against overheads (Jump kicks too) and lead to full combos
 
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Eji1700

Kombatant
Question for those who've played or have been paying more attention:

  1. What is the input for breaker, and by extension,
  2. Is it possible to bait breaker to get your opponent to do something stupid?
I assume this wouldn't work in the air, but could there be grounded combos that you reset in common break spots to bait your opponent accidnetally calling their kameo and blowing them up?
 
Cobainevermind87

Cobainevermind87

Mid-match beer sipper
Eji1700 said:
Question for those who've played or have been paying more attention:

  1. What is the input for breaker, and by extension,
  2. Is it possible to bait breaker to get your opponent to do something stupid?
I assume this wouldn't work in the air, but could there be grounded combos that you reset in common break spots to bait your opponent accidnetally calling their kameo and blowing them up?
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1.) Forward+block
2.) I don't really understand what you're asking, but no. When your opponent breaks (airborne or grounded, makes no difference) their kameo comes in and knocks you way back so it's back to neutral. Keep in mind you've made them come off of ALL 3 bars of their meter, so it's still a huge win for you.

Apologies if I misunderstood the second question
 
xenogorgeous

xenogorgeous

.... they mostly come at night. Mostly.
xWildx said:
So the player character doesn’t glow red anymore? Interesting. I didn’t care for the red glow, aesthetically.
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The player seems to , yeah flash and glow redish , it is pretty clear at the video, hehe .... it seems that just occur in a split second, a very fast animation, but it seems that still occurs ....
 
chud_munson

chud_munson

Apprentice
Elamnaps said:


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Juggs

Juggs

Lose without excuses
Lead Moderator
chud_munson said:
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Jynks

Jynks

some heroes are born, some made, some wondrous
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