|| Syrnia
Siiren's Servant;Burns The Midnight Oil
So once again I find myself enthralled by all the tech that you Catwoman players are putting out such as @Under_The_Mayo's " The Science of Catwoman" and @Ninj's video tutorials and a few others. This time I've decided to share something that no one, other than my friends, have seen, straight from my notebook. But first, a little background of how I found out about this.
Before I started unfolding Catwoman's secrets such as the Double F3's, I had one piece of tech that came about randomly. Now before you say anything, I was not playing Catwoman when I found this out. I was testing out Killer Frost and how to punish her slide when she wakes up. Anyways, this piece of tech caught my interest in many ways as it made me question, "What just happened?". After coming to my senses and hard fought testing I finally achieved what I "thought" to be the greatest tech with Catwoman.
I'll give you the rundown of what happened during practice:
1. I had selected Killer Frost and decided to punish slide/wakeup slide.
2. Had the computer set to Catwoman and do a specific setup.
3. I did not do a wakeup slide and just stood up and held back.
4. Catwoman surprises me.
5. Head back to the lab with Catwoman to begin testing on the new tech.
Reading this far you must be thinking, "What is he talking about? What type of setup and why did he just block?", etc. Well the answer to that is simply Catwoman has crossup Cat Dash!!
Yes it's true. The setup used by the computer that I had record was a DF1 (Low whip) untechable knockdown, and a Cat Dash. Simple as that. After much hours of testing and figuring out the timing of the Cat Dash and when the opponent is standing up I had finally found the answer I was looking for. A crossup Dash which can catch people of guard and make them question whether they were blocking or not.
Now I know you wanna test this out but before that a word of advice and some tips to fake them out.
1. Use at your own risk. This tech works better at the end of rounds, when opponent is mentally broken, never seen it before or after he has seen most of your mixups.
2. It is very hard to get used to the timing of when it crosses up and when it just hits in the front/whiff. Pay attention to the characters feet and legs when going to go for the crossup.
3. There are a couple of ways that you can make this work even without hitting at the perfect spot such as: DF1 xx Cat Dash (whiff) xx Immediately MB once at the other side and the opponent must immediately hold the other direction to block. Sometimes its used as a Double Crossup but that's just me lol
4. It does get beat by wakeups with horizontal movement such as GA's slide or Killer Frost's slide so keep them in mind.
5. Have fun finding out more setups that you can incorporate this into if you choose to.
That's all for now involving this tech. I still have more tech hidden away but maybe I'll post it in the near future, who knows?
Before I started unfolding Catwoman's secrets such as the Double F3's, I had one piece of tech that came about randomly. Now before you say anything, I was not playing Catwoman when I found this out. I was testing out Killer Frost and how to punish her slide when she wakes up. Anyways, this piece of tech caught my interest in many ways as it made me question, "What just happened?". After coming to my senses and hard fought testing I finally achieved what I "thought" to be the greatest tech with Catwoman.
I'll give you the rundown of what happened during practice:
1. I had selected Killer Frost and decided to punish slide/wakeup slide.
2. Had the computer set to Catwoman and do a specific setup.
3. I did not do a wakeup slide and just stood up and held back.
4. Catwoman surprises me.
5. Head back to the lab with Catwoman to begin testing on the new tech.
Reading this far you must be thinking, "What is he talking about? What type of setup and why did he just block?", etc. Well the answer to that is simply Catwoman has crossup Cat Dash!!
Yes it's true. The setup used by the computer that I had record was a DF1 (Low whip) untechable knockdown, and a Cat Dash. Simple as that. After much hours of testing and figuring out the timing of the Cat Dash and when the opponent is standing up I had finally found the answer I was looking for. A crossup Dash which can catch people of guard and make them question whether they were blocking or not.
Now I know you wanna test this out but before that a word of advice and some tips to fake them out.
1. Use at your own risk. This tech works better at the end of rounds, when opponent is mentally broken, never seen it before or after he has seen most of your mixups.
2. It is very hard to get used to the timing of when it crosses up and when it just hits in the front/whiff. Pay attention to the characters feet and legs when going to go for the crossup.
3. There are a couple of ways that you can make this work even without hitting at the perfect spot such as: DF1 xx Cat Dash (whiff) xx Immediately MB once at the other side and the opponent must immediately hold the other direction to block. Sometimes its used as a Double Crossup but that's just me lol
4. It does get beat by wakeups with horizontal movement such as GA's slide or Killer Frost's slide so keep them in mind.
5. Have fun finding out more setups that you can incorporate this into if you choose to.
That's all for now involving this tech. I still have more tech hidden away but maybe I'll post it in the near future, who knows?
#MEOW