Question - Shaolin B1 up arrow?

[GrimJack]

Does anyone come across this miss-input of B12 EXdb1 thing online only? I lost 2 matchs today due to it and it happens to me quite frequently online as well. I went in the lab and just did b12 EXdb1 about 40+ times and nothing happen. I went back into a match and BOOM it happen again.
I am pretty sure my input is clean enough. And all my controller presets are turned off.

 

[xxFalcon Loverxx]

You input it fast enough that B1 xx DB2 comes out instead of B12 xx EX DB1. That's the only problem.

 

[Parasurama]

You input it fast enough that B1 xx DB2 comes out instead of B12 xx EX DB1. That's the only problem.

It happens. It might be input shortcuts or perhaps in match, there is a greater likelihood to input it incorrectly (nerves).

 

[Hor_PeT]

That happens to me all the time when I have nerves and I input like crazy. I become even more upset when I see it lol. Time to relax and slow down that time.
Other thing is during the BnB when Cartweel comes in for the 34 DB3 input. Same.. too fast input. Need to be relaxed meh.

 

[TackyHaddock]

It happens to me as well. If you are playing a succession of online matches against different players with varying ping, it becomes more likely - if you are always inputting it with the same speed, it can still happen in one match but not another based on different ping.

Funny enough, while it does often result in losing a round, there are times that it actually seems to very briefly confuse an opponent (for a split second they are like why the fuck would he do that?), giving you just enough time to do some sort of mixup. So at least in some cases you can make the best of it!

 

[Hor_PeT]

It happens to me as well. If you are playing a succession of online matches against different players with varying ping, it becomes more likely - if you are always inputting it with the same speed, it can still happen in one match but not another based on different ping.

Funny enough, while it does often result in losing a round, there are times that it actually seems to very briefly confuse an opponent (for a split second they are like why the fuck would he do that?), giving you just enough time to do some sort of mixup. So at least in some cases you can make the best of it!

Yeah the funny is that after B1 up arrow I usually have the time to poke with D4 lol (if I do that big mistake I will do it fully minus ).