This issue has most likely been addressed, as anyone who looks at cyrax' frame data would have brought this up. Didn't see any threads on this though, so I thought I'd bring it up. His 334 is +5 on block. Now I tested this in the lab since the frame data is pretty old, but it really does look like Cyrax is +5 on block. That's pretty crazy. Now the reason why it's not a block infinite is because 334 pushes back, and dashing in and doing another 334 pretty much takes away his frame advantage. Not to mention, 34 misses on an opponent blocking low.
But there are always block string mix ups right? You can follow up with a 212, last hit being an overhead. 212 is neutral on block though, so an opponent can escape it as soon as they see that bomb explode. But, 21 is a very fast string. 21 is also neutral on block, but you can cancel into another string very quickly; they'll expect that last 2 and you can start up 334, setting up for another frame trap.
You can also hit confirm 33 into net, or mix things up even more with 33 bomb. Go straight for the B2 overhead launcher, even go for the B1 grab for an even better frame trap. 33 is -4 on block but +4 on hit, and 334 knocks down so that is one way to escape the frame trap.
So what are your thoughts on this? I haven't really seen anyone use 334 and I'm almost sure this topic of discussion must have come up, but I thought I'd put it out there.
But there are always block string mix ups right? You can follow up with a 212, last hit being an overhead. 212 is neutral on block though, so an opponent can escape it as soon as they see that bomb explode. But, 21 is a very fast string. 21 is also neutral on block, but you can cancel into another string very quickly; they'll expect that last 2 and you can start up 334, setting up for another frame trap.
You can also hit confirm 33 into net, or mix things up even more with 33 bomb. Go straight for the B2 overhead launcher, even go for the B1 grab for an even better frame trap. 33 is -4 on block but +4 on hit, and 334 knocks down so that is one way to escape the frame trap.
So what are your thoughts on this? I haven't really seen anyone use 334 and I'm almost sure this topic of discussion must have come up, but I thought I'd put it out there.