22 and 112 have too much push-back and not enough cancel advantage for B3 bounce-cancel to hit; its physical--albeit virtual--causality, i.e. cause and effect. If you're still having trouble understanding then I suggest "buffing" your knowledge rather than sulking about it.
ok dont take me for a fool i know why its just should every move have so mush push back?i would like to see more tweeks here and there to bring out some more combos is that a crime?
I haven't been able to make it connect in a combo either. So yeah, I'm talking setups. Like I said, I haven't fleshed it out against top-class opponents. Works at the moment though.
The problem with this is that you don't always get to choose what you're going to start a combo with. Sometimes the 112 or 22 or whatever is what you can or did land, and in that case it's worth knowing what to do with what you've got. Knowing how to convert in any situation is part of high level play.Do not use those 2meter burning cancels in a combo...if u want to do high dmg combo when u dont have sword use the 3d2 MBGS starter. And also dont forget to look for the interactables, there are plenty of them
That's a little harsh, man. I don't like the complaints about buffs and nerfs(and I think we can just work around Ares b3, no reason to focus on that move's misfortune) but we're all just trying to work on the character. Let's try to be a little friendly to each other
If being remotely confrontational is harsh then I will fess up to it. I would explain myself but do not want to diverge any further.That's a little harsh, man. I don't like the complaints about buffs and nerfs(and I think we can just work around Ares b3, no reason to focus on that move's misfortune) but we're all just trying to work on the character. Let's try to be a little friendly to each other
Touche on testing this. Once opponents figure out they can safely roll after 33~dd4, maybe the mind game is to delay GS--or not. Indeed, the camera angle is truly deceptive. Also, mb mid-GS against a rolling opponent is safe (in theory) so it can be used for positioning at the very least. It can only be employed against opponents without wake-up attacks that hit multiple times though.
Who are you landing these 33's against?? I rarely see an opportunity to land a raw 3 in a match, and when I do I'm sure as heck going to do the 3d2 combo (aka the only damaging true combo Ares has left) instead of betting it on a reset.
Scrubs and/or good players who don't yet know how to deal with Ares. The kind of match where I have a life lead and can afford to get creative after numerous jump-in attacks.
This helps a ton. Small question, is the 3d2 teleport combo character specific? My brother mains joker so i'm practicing on him, but i can't seem to land the 112 followup(does it matter if it's front or back teleport?) Also can you meter burn the slam at the end and keep going?
I don't think Bane can, Flash (unless he uses trait), Cyborg (not really sure about this one), Aquaman, Doomsday, Killer Frost, and some that can only do it off certain strings like Hawkgirl who doesn't really use it that much. Damn there's a lot more characters than I thought lol.
its definatly not useless, it just takes a little practice to get the timing down but its the combo i land the most
Umm that doesn't tell me why it isn't useless. Why is it worthwhile to waste your sword doing that combo for less damage?
its easy to confirm and carries your opponent to the corner. also you dont have to use your sword, you can 112 invis and go for the reset
if you dont like it so much, dont use it.
There has never been a time when *both* the very rare instances of a) landing a 3d2 and b) having no meter has occured. If it did I'd probably still do the combo but just do regular far GS to carry them towards the wall, then do a wake-up mixup into a real combo now that I have meter