SaltShaker
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Yea I found that out after haha. You can also do 4 B1's into B13 for an extra 1% but I don't feel it's worth it for the stricter timing.
Yea I found that out after haha. You can also do 4 B1's into B13 for an extra 1% but I don't feel it's worth it for the stricter timing.
Maybe I can help? I mean I dont ex knives too much cause it can get low profiled. But Ill throw it in and see what they do.mostly in the corner though so burning a bar I get the most out of it.
I was personally most impressed with his midscreen use. It was very smooth and seemed to come out without effort. I thought it would be very cool for when I throw out exKnives in a random moment to get a bonus, but usually that is on a possible jump vs run read or a set up to rush. Either way the opponent is usually two to three character lengths away.
Depending who your playing against alot of characters can like d3or4 it and it'll go under a b1. I like to do it on block strings, if you do it mid screen raw they can jump it. I think its situational
Oh you mean if they block the exKnives and go under the followed b1. Ok. I get it. I had been back dashing on opponent block to catch an attempted punish but only following the exKnives with b1 on hit. Its the closest darn thing I can call hit confirming right now.
MB knives can lead to a standing reset, thus more pressure can be applied. Granted, there isn't much of a guessing game for the other player.
There was a thing like if they jumped and if 2 of the knives hit they would stand again. Idk if that's what they talking about
I havent seen that personally. Maybe havent paid that much attention cause Im trying to execute the buttons. lol. I will have to go to the lab and test jump in hit animation. Also trying to remember specifically if it just staggers the opponent to has a slight lift.
What do you mean by viable? I can do it everytime I try, the opponent just has to be close. I played someone that used it as their bnb combos. Do you mean not worthy of top play?
Pretty much. It's a bill against good players. viable for online tactics though IMO
I know this is older now but I agree. I just suck with this variation, likely due to practice. I also feel meter starved because you can only get decent damage off of F2 meterless and I find (for me) you only really connect there on whiff punish's or grossly negative specials that are blocked. I also feel starved because against top tiers you're going to have to break at some point, it's gonna happen. Plus that b1 just chaps my ass more often than not. But alas I must grind because he does play the game. Perhaps a bit different and not as easily as others, but he still does.
Yea as in not worth it
lol, personally I dont know what "its a bill" means, but I take it as "bad." lol. Kano is not a top tier player right now. Will he be later after the nerfs and buffs end? I think in the right hands, for sure. Right now hes not, so hes not widely used. I can tell you though, the ones who do, use this meta. The only one I dont see use it a lot is my personal favorite Decay. They just arent seen to combo because you are absolutley right, the good players know to block. But it does keep them from punishing an otherwise unsafe combo end in a block string, no?
I am with you. Cutthroat has been my main since day one. Well, since Deception really. I did not play for a long time online until I felt "worthy." And I still wasnt. lol. My learning cyber was because it is FAR superior if the match has any lag. In those cases 212 is worthless AND doesnt juggle into anything. Even 212 into 212 is nearly impossible. So I learned cyber. But I think cutthroat is superior in a lagless environment.
Have you ever heard the term "being sold a bill of goods?" Basically you're sold said bill that promises certain goods, but the goods never arrive or are not what advertised. Understand?
lol. Got it. Couldnt get past a bill meaning a $100. lol.
Again that's not a reset, that's a combo
