NB Semi Evil Ryu
Former Sub-Zero of the Midwest (2011 - 2015)
So I've been playing NRS games with the FGC since MK 9. Over the course of those years, I've improved my game immensely via sharpening my fundamentals, working on improving my reaction times a little bit, and improving my execution some.
However, the one thing that I've known to have always been my Achilles' Heel is my lack of frame data knowledge. During my years playing, I had always focused more on learning combos and tech. Never did I take the time to sit down and really look at and study the frame data. This resulted in me letting plenty of actions that my opponents have made go unpunished.
With Injustice 2 around the corner, I would like to change that.
However, I'm not entirely sure how to begin. So I was hoping to ask some of the higher level folks how they approach studying the frame data for a fresh new game. Do you take the time and just study all of the data or do you wait to encounter something in a match and then try to figure out its data?
However, the one thing that I've known to have always been my Achilles' Heel is my lack of frame data knowledge. During my years playing, I had always focused more on learning combos and tech. Never did I take the time to sit down and really look at and study the frame data. This resulted in me letting plenty of actions that my opponents have made go unpunished.
With Injustice 2 around the corner, I would like to change that.
However, I'm not entirely sure how to begin. So I was hoping to ask some of the higher level folks how they approach studying the frame data for a fresh new game. Do you take the time and just study all of the data or do you wait to encounter something in a match and then try to figure out its data?