Protagonist_1
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I'll be sure to add to this thread later, but anyone saying they can react to a 7 frame move is a damn liar and needs a "MK9-Subzero Standing 1" slap to the face.
Did he/she reacted to 50-50s?In if this is true since average is 215ms.
Did he/she reacted to 50-50s?In if this is true since average is 215ms.
The subject clicked a button in reaction to visual stimuli. This would be the same as pressing down while holding the block button; I'm not sure if letting go of a button is as fast a reaction as pressing. I don't believe a 7 frame reaction at 60fps is possible either, simply because of input lag., but 9 or 10 frames is definitely possible. Keep in mind I am saying 9 frames after the proper visual signal - not when the button is pressed.
Something like this would remind me of Isao Machii. And to have good reaction you need to have very good observation. You know... The eye is the faster organ than the rest of the body. After the eye comes the mind, and after the mind the rest of the body.
Alien's 50/50s are 17 and 18 frames and yeah no one reacts to them.
The part about the proper visual sign is particularly important. There are always frames to be added there as during the first few frames you will mosy likely not be able to recognize which animation the opponent is doing, you will only react to the fact that he is moving.
In my honest, humble, controversial and irrelevant opinion, her cartwheel is only reactable on paper. From all the times I played Covert ops, I've never had anyone block that on reaction. It's 22f, but with proper conditioning, it's GGs. The true 50/50 after the initial 50/50 is the grab and the low, but because people are ALWAYS expecting those two options, they never block high. You can hit people with that since it's not expected. Another benefit of her cartwheel is that it breaks armor with its double hits, so one more reason to throw that out more often.
But what about waiting for a move and actually reacting to the move rather than performing a counter when you assume the moves coming?
then it's a mix of both. Doesn't have to be black and white, when you narrow it down to a few options and react to one of them it's both.
Well to me it's back and white
well it doesn't really matter what it is to you, just what it is, and it's a fact that when you narrow down an opponents options with a read you can react faster to the options you're still looking for, no real player has ever been in a game while not making reads while reacting simultaneously they work together most of the time.Well to me it's back and white
If you only counter when you see/hear the move it's a reaction, if you do the just because you think they'll do the move it's a read.
which is why this fastest reaction time of 7f doesn't apply here, its not like you're only expecting one move, or a red light to blink green and you press that button at 0.101ms equally 7f.
Actually, and keep an open mind, a 7 frame reaction can apply depending on the mix-up. Lets say you have to decide between two moves, blocking high or blocking low. You are already holding the block button in a standing position. To change from a high block to a low block all you have to do is press the down button. So once you see the signal (assuming there is one) for it to be a low attack and not the overhead, it is possible to press down 7 frames after, thereby blocking low. It is an anticipated reaction and is possible.
No person in the world will react at 7f to this reaction test its just not possible without guessing and anticipating.Actually, and keep an open mind, a 7 frame reaction can apply depending on the mix-up. Lets say you have to decide between two moves, blocking high or blocking low. You are already holding the block button in a standing position. To change from a high block to a low block all you have to do is press the down button. So once you see the signal (assuming there is one) for it to be a low attack and not the overhead, it is possible to press down 7 frames after, thereby blocking low. It is an anticipated reaction and is possible.
In order to have 7 frame reactions in a 60FPS game you do not need to react in 101ms; it actually ranges from 101ms to 116ms. It is extremely rare to find somebody, especially playing a video game, with reactions this fast but they do exist.
I have not addressed input, monitor, and online lag in this post which will inevitably slow reaction time.
At this point I have nothing left to type. If you can`t figure out that it`s possible for some people to react to the appropriate signal in 101-116ms even though it is a tested and proven fact then I`m sorry but...
Lol u fizzyin or u reaction
