ZeroEffect
Warrior
I've been wondering this since the Mk9 days, but can someone explain/justify why X-Rays aren't universally unsafe? Yes, I'm aware that at high level, saving meter for X-Ray is rare. However, I can't understand why a move that breaks armor, has infinite armor, covers a lot of ground, and has an easy enough input to do on reaction, should also be safe on block. Sometimes they're even PLUS.
Shouldn't moves like this, when baited, be fully punishable? Because as it is, there's little risk to throwing them out in a desperate situation. I couldn't imagine if Supers in other games were risk free. (Safe Ultras in Street Fighter? Plus on block Critical Edges in Soul Calibur?)
I dunno, what do you guys think? To me, it just seems to almost encourage random use.
Shouldn't moves like this, when baited, be fully punishable? Because as it is, there's little risk to throwing them out in a desperate situation. I couldn't imagine if Supers in other games were risk free. (Safe Ultras in Street Fighter? Plus on block Critical Edges in Soul Calibur?)
I dunno, what do you guys think? To me, it just seems to almost encourage random use.
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