Yeah, that sounds about right.When you compete, you metaphorically send yourself into the other persons thoughts (and vice-versa),
where you both become detectives of each others plans and ideas.
You become super associated with their tendencies, patterns, and favorites.
You also begin to note what will happen if their plan succeeds or fails *wink wink thread title hint hint*
Its balanced because of how unsafe most of them are. Take Scorpion for example. He guesses right, he gets a combo and another guess. He guesses wrong, and he's up shits creek without a paddle.@Faded Dreams V
Sorry to ask but I'm just trying to figure out how strategy is still involved if something becomes a guessing game. Can you give me an example of how a game like this remains balanced with 50/50's. I play mostly Kabal, so most of what I've learned has come from him.
sonyas ms 50/50s are all safe ;DIts balanced because of how unsafe most of them are. Take Scorpion for example. He guesses right, he gets a combo and another guess. He guesses wrong, and he's up shits creek without a paddle.
FUUUUUCK YOU!sonyas ms 50/50s are all safe ;D
you mad cause when you think imma sweep you i decide to do an over head for 15%? muhahahahahhaFUUUUUCK YOU!
Nah, just at the fact that she has an armored launcher that is -3 on block and does 30% + standing reset.you mad cause when you think imma sweep you i decide to do an over head for 15%? muhahahahahha
hey at least you know it cant be punished. nothing worse then going to punish dash and you eat another dash.Nah, just at the fact that she has an armored launcher that is -3 on block and does 30% + standing reset.
there is only a 1 frame differnece.... so no... you can't fuzzy guard it.Scorpion can be fuzzy guarded committing to low and tapping release because his low kick is several frames faster and the overhead is telegraphed.
Well you can onlinethere is only a 1 frame differnece.... so no... you can't fuzzy guard it.
funny part was.... we all thought we could until the frame data came out. lol.Well you can online
Sorry, my bad.