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God damn it, online is such ass. Fuck. I can land the NJP near flawlessly offline now, but online...good fuckin' luck. Ugh, so irritating.
God damn it, online is such ass. Fuck. I can land the NJP near flawlessly offline now, but online...good fuckin' luck. Ugh, so irritating.
Neutral Jump Punch - press up and punchWhat does NJP stand for, soz i'm newb to the terminology.
i wouldnt mash the punch button..just hold up and time press punch almost during the end of elbowdash animation. it happens quick but you'll get it down..its easy once you do it once, you'll never look back. don't think about pressing punch as he lifts off the ground, its usually too late by then. Just practice practice practice practice and you'll have it have it have it have itWell I have gawful reactions times, thats why I'm picking Reptile to level up my game. Even if you commit it to muscle memory though how easy is this to pull off online with varying degrees of lag? From the guides and such all it says is hold up and mash punch like hell during the elbow? Is it pretty much random due to lag to pull off during netplay?
like i said it takes a little time man, dont give up. Especially if you are into tourney play. When i made this thread last week sometime, i was still struggling. i swear i can do it one handed now. it just takes patients and time. also dont over work yourself on it, if you get flustered, play ermac for a little bit for his easyness, calm down then try some more.the science involved here is that your brain is telling you NO no non o every time yu get it wrong, your natural reaction is to time diffrently every time, eventually you will land it and land it again and again and miss it and land it, trhen after a while you will be able to nail it. i said in my first post this is the hardest thing i had to learn. i cant stress that enough, but i swear if you keep on practicing you will get the hang of it. again it took me all the way from launch to almost 2 weeks ago to actually nail it most of the time and it toook all the way to this point to nail it every time. it is no easy feat, unless you are amazing, but from someone who had to work at it to be good at it, i am saying dont give up, you will love reptile even more when you put that effort into himi still struggle with n.jp in my comboes. i could land it consistently after 3,2, f.forceball.
going to a tourney tomorrow. I guess i'll just stick to 1,2,2, fforceball, 3,2, sforceball, 3,2,1 finisher for now. easy but low damage > high damage but tight timing
I'm hoping to make a video demonstration of the plinking soon. The motion you want to do is just slide your thumb up over 1 and 2 in one fluid motion. Takes a little getting used to; I'm not sure how well I'd do this on a stick. I just use the PS3 controller.How do you plink your thumb from 1 to 2 on a PS3 controller without hitting 3 or 4 too? It seems a little weird to me :/
Are you guys playing on sticks?
I usually just hold up and try to press 1 JUST as I see him end the dash.
30% of the time I just do a standing 1, 50% of the time I jump too high and whiff the 1, and 20% of the time I land it.
It might just be too hard for me.
Well, I've got long and semi-slinder fingers. I could see it being a problem with bigger fingers!Yeah, I use PS3 too, and maybe it's just my thumb but I have a real problem doing the 1+2 input or sliding my finger from 1 to 2 without hitting 3.
I think you could still manage it, but it's gonna take a little extra work with your thumb. I'm thinking a stick MAY be easier for you though, I don't have access to a stick so I can't clarify if plinking is viable on a stick though.I have short, thick fingers lol! Damn these genetics! ofl:
Plinking is easier on a stick IMOI think you could still manage it, but it's gonna take a little extra work with your thumb. I'm thinking a stick MAY be easier for you though, I don't have access to a stick so I can't clarify if plinking is viable on a stick though.
Well, a lot of variables come into play here. Your hand, your preference, etc. I have long and slender fingers, by definition pianist hands; now I don't play the piano or keyboard but I do type like a mad man and that's always come very naturally and easy for me. So, for me, I think the PS3 controller is ultimately going to be the most comfortable in terms of plinking.Plinking is easier on a stick IMO
when i first saw this, i mis-read it. i didn't know you were talking about using it as a link in a combo instead of NJP.It's pretty easy to do, same setup as the NJP, just gotta do 2, 3+4 instead.