Even if they delay their air movement with a njk, they still get caught by the ice puddle. There are 2 very important things to remember when doing this trap. 1.place you IAC as close as you can to the opponent and very low to the ground 2. don't be too far back when you ice puddle. If you do those 2 things properly then your opponent can only escape with a fire ball. Some characters have easy ways out of this trap but for the ones that don't, it can be very use full.
ah i see. Well guess what? im running this shit on everyone i play, and im gonna call it the j360 tech.
Use it bro, either way I found it better to always IAC with sub no matter where you are on the screen. This way its harder for your opponent to jump over the clone and your guaranteed to throw them into the clone with an en slide. Some times your en slide will throw them right over the the clone, but not if you IAC.ah i see. Well guess what? im running this shit on everyone i play, and im gonna call it the j360 tech.
Yea, btw have you ever experimented with his rediculous push back off of a cornered 212 clone? it literally pushes you away full screen
This
. Gives you so much room to read and react. Many people die.
It was a honest advice, man. People around these forums just tend to take things too literally and straight, ya know?
I dare you! I double dare you!
iaTU might be fast enough if done on reaction (and done perfectly as udf4, doing the quick jump backwards version might get you frozen by the clone), but it still suffers from the drop down, it's just less noticeable because of how much faster it is.
Sheeva
dude, seriously... go try it. You can ALWAYS jump ex ice puddle and not land in it.
Thats why i personally said 2,2 or a little b2 mindgame seems more reliable but we shall see!!!
