It's definitely you who's being stupid, without a doubt.
This is a site dedicated to high level play. No one will end up struggling with inputs in the long run because people practice and actually learn how to press 3 buttons in quick succession.
Maybe it will be a buff for billybobswaggìns420 who can't do a command grab but for anyone whos semi decent, it's not a buff it's a fix.
If a fix doesn't change ANYTHING at all at high level, is it really a buff?
Im 100% sure that it is you.
Oh give me a fucking break. I've played Reptile in MKX since day one, who has 3 versions of the Klaw Pounce (regular, close and far) with the final 2 versions require extra B and F inputs respectively, and I almost never use the far versions that requires the F input, but only the close that requires an extra B input or the regular version, because the far version is too tricky for me to do, and guess what? I still got some excellent wins in some excellent sets with my Reptile. So yes, I'm a good player despite me not using one version of a move out of 3, and I've never complained about either the close or far versions and their extra inputs. As I've said earlier, you don't have to use every single move or every single version of a move that a character has if it doesn't fit you, and if you can still win, it doesn't matter at all.
As for moves with an extra inputs in general, and also in response to you
@DeftMonk , yes it isn't super duper hard per say, but it's also not very easy to perform, and by talking them out or making them easier, you take out the amount of practice you need to take to master that character, and making a character easier or harder to use can indeed either buff or nerf it even just by a tiny bit. If you look at other character guides and tier lists for other games such as BlazBlue and Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, you would see that one of the cons for some characters is that they are very hard execution ones, in which case it can very easy to drop them in the tiers. Hell even in NRS games, NRS have buff/nerfed characters by making some of their combos/moves easier/harder to land in order to balance their games, or even just changing their inputs, like splitting Cryomancer's Sub-Zero's Grab string into his universal string and a command grab, all of that under the balance of MKX, aka buffs and nerfs. Execution is a part of the balance, and it doesn't matter if a certain player or a group of players can do a character's move or not.
And back to the topic regarding Jax' Overhead Dash Punch, all I've said to
@JustPressingButtons at the OP is that he asks for a buff, because he wants to bring the regular EX Dash Punch to have armor again and for the Overhead versions to have it's input change. Granted that buff might be fair at the end, but it still a request for a buff for both versions of the Dash Punch, not a fix. In fact that was supposed to be just my footnote line in my original post, my main line was about that WB won't let NRS to work on MKX again because that's their focus at the moment. The fact that all of you made such a big deal out of it, let alone calling me names or even using TYM as the proof to why changing the execution of a move isn't a buff but a fix, it's just plane stupid.
How do you know what youre saying is true ? About your second point I mean , you literally never know what's behind the scenes unless you work there , nrs could also be money hungry all the time , or it could be both or just one.
Yes no one knows for sure what's behind the scenes, and yes NRS, just like any other company, is all about making money, if you're not here to make money then you're wasting your time. But it's not a secret that WB are the ones who calling the final shots, even though that NRS have some control over their games, WB are the ones who are calling the final shots. It could've that, for example, the Sinestro bug fix that
@Crusty mentioned was done only because WB were allowing them to.
