CompetentFake
Noob
Hallo. Let me begin by saying I've played two Mortal Kombat games, and they were both called Mortal Kombat, which is kind of a nagging existential quandary. >.>
I feel my skill level at this game lies in the 'better-than-mediocre' zone; I have become relatively proficient with Raiden, Smoke, and Sektor, but I really only play vs. AI and a few friends (alas we have to play with PS3 controllers. haate), and I own a T8 hex bit so I can sand out the D-Pad well on my 360 controller to get over frequent fits of rage, because I clearly pressed Back, not Back/Up, SO WHY ARE YOU JUMPING?! AARGH!
I'm here because I've fallen in love with Skarlet's distinctive brand of single-minded masochism, and I had a couple of inquiries for the discussion thread.
-I've been reading through this and a few other threads, and most (if not all) of the combos I've seen discussed center around dagger canceling (which seems damn important, though it's hard for me to wrap my brain around) and how best to RDxxU/DS as many times as possible before resetting with 113 (resets being another concept that is eluding me). Here's the thing: my Skarlet game has centered around bouncing my opponent across the screen with slashes, then doing F4xxBD, or some variations thereof, and I tend to chain slashes with dash F3, cause her knee has godlike reach. Anyway, what I love most about playing Skarlet is catching my opponent on the cheek with an almost negligent F4 after a slash, then slamming them to the ground with Blood Drop. Am I gimping myself by ending combos with BD?
-Second, when playing with my buddies, I often wind up tag-teaming two fighters, and I really enjoy that aspect of the game. Which characters really gel with Skarlet, and why?
Thanks! ~Fake
I feel my skill level at this game lies in the 'better-than-mediocre' zone; I have become relatively proficient with Raiden, Smoke, and Sektor, but I really only play vs. AI and a few friends (alas we have to play with PS3 controllers. haate), and I own a T8 hex bit so I can sand out the D-Pad well on my 360 controller to get over frequent fits of rage, because I clearly pressed Back, not Back/Up, SO WHY ARE YOU JUMPING?! AARGH!
I'm here because I've fallen in love with Skarlet's distinctive brand of single-minded masochism, and I had a couple of inquiries for the discussion thread.
-I've been reading through this and a few other threads, and most (if not all) of the combos I've seen discussed center around dagger canceling (which seems damn important, though it's hard for me to wrap my brain around) and how best to RDxxU/DS as many times as possible before resetting with 113 (resets being another concept that is eluding me). Here's the thing: my Skarlet game has centered around bouncing my opponent across the screen with slashes, then doing F4xxBD, or some variations thereof, and I tend to chain slashes with dash F3, cause her knee has godlike reach. Anyway, what I love most about playing Skarlet is catching my opponent on the cheek with an almost negligent F4 after a slash, then slamming them to the ground with Blood Drop. Am I gimping myself by ending combos with BD?
-Second, when playing with my buddies, I often wind up tag-teaming two fighters, and I really enjoy that aspect of the game. Which characters really gel with Skarlet, and why?
Thanks! ~Fake