What I am talking about is mix ups to give constant pressure such as b+2,b+3 gives you a neutral state at 0, so you can do standing 2 (which is 8 frames) and beat the opponents standing attack, or if he trys to jump out... you see what I am saying? its kinda like a hit check, where if he were to attack you with a 9+ frame move you will beat the opponents attack...(1st player beats same frame moves). If the opponent, were to block you can mix up the situation such as examples like : standing 2 (check) ~ f+4 or b+31/2 or etc...these are simple rush down mix ups... In no way they are guaranteed 100% to succeed every time, but it sure is really good if the opponent loves to press buttons and the opponents characters lacks armor and has a big hit box..
Btw if you have your opponent getting used to counter poking you with d+1 or d+3, you can capitalize these moves especially if you are fishing for them. Since many players in my experience like to d+1 ~ follow up attack or d+1 again, or d+3 you can easily find these patterns and avoid these counters so that the opponent does not start his/her pressure.
What really matters in this game with Liu, is counter attacking and keeping the life lead of the game. It is a must to keep ahead of your opponent in every situation that you can. Adapting to your opponents strategy is going to be very hard, since Liu can play defensively and offensively we are lucky that we can transition to 2 different playstyles.... it all depends on you on how well you can transition on the fly of the match.
I was really abusing the fact that he wasn't doing any enh dashes to punish. Whatever, lol.
) This was my first time playing since Halo 4 came out so be easy lol.
