I honestly would swap Bojutsu and Ninjutsu. I literally don't use Ninjutsu. At all. I guarantee I could go and do his combos perfectly rn. D4 and F2 are like autofootsies along with him having good jump mobility with Ji3 (good luck anti airing that) and the tele. Imo I feel like Ninjutsu has just about everything you want in a character. I think he's the character I'd point to, to someone who's new. Plus he's stronger than Bojutsu for sure
Combo execution for them is identical in terms of ease imo
I feel like Bojutsu at a high level varies in difficulty dependent on the opponent.
Thank you for your detailed explanation. It's information like this that helps people in picking up a character. I mean if the person enjoys using the character then more power to then. But if they're looking to pick up someone that's competitively viable but has a steep learning learning curve that doesn't bare fruit so to speak, then it's important for them to know information like this in order to avoid wasting time. Again thank you.
Iol I have a friend who's the same way, he gets so mad lol. He was getting really pissed trying to pull off the brutalities when you have to hold down buttons or tap something really fast lol. Then I told him, here I'll show you do it like this he tries like 10 times, fails I get it in one shot he's like "Fuck you man" lol I actually know some friends online who bought the easy fatalities no joke lol.yeah I definitely remember those days
Even MIT still can't input Fatalities correctly lmao
His DB1 and Cancel should only be used as an oki tool. You're not going to get much mileage from it in the neutral.
you are talking about Necromancer? if so I don't see why: you have time to run cancel it and punish a run in even in neutral if they respect you other full screen tools.
It's kinda easy lol and I don't even play Kitana like that.
it's so damn easy. Way easier to do than any other instant air shit in this game
This was a mistake on my part. I've never played the character and assumed by someone else's opinion that they were a difficult character to pick up. Again not their fault. But mine for not knowing Better.
That's easy
Thank you for your input. Would you consider these ratings the introductory level, or the final mastery level?
One thing to keep in mind is that once a skill is learned, it becomes more easily applicable to a similar situation.
Potato, my grandma can win with tier.
Assuming we're talking about a player who has been playing MKX since release then commando kano is relatively simple to play. It's not hard to apply his game plan in most MU's and the execution requirement isn't that difficult (I'm not talking about his optimised stuff). Assuming you're using a total beginner as a basis for this then you could argue that every character is 'very hard' to an extent.
while I agree that Noxious is easy, I wouldn't go as far as say it's for Beginners. I expect a Beginner character to have 50/50s or some incredibly good and easy to use tool to open up an opponent (like Takeda's NJP), while Reptile still has to do staggers as he can't live with just 50/50s, I agree though that he is often forgiven for not respecting - frames.
