you know retroactively editing posts can make a thread really hard to follow. . . It's like hearing a joke but only getting the punchline with no...
well that sucks cuz it'll make this post look like it's responding to nothing. God3l's "DIY frames analysis" thread has the answers you seek....
It's already been looked at, how many frames you have to block mids using ECD or EFD I'll try to pull it up for us here.
So I've been finding that eileen has some evasive properties to her moves that defy her frames and allow you do some some stuff that you wouldn't...
I don't understand what? I'm talking about regular P+G throws for ducking under delay throws (not talking about wolf's catch throw). For the...
The CD part is also meant to beat regular delayed throws in addition to ducking circular highs. You'd have to do a 2nd fuzzy after the ECD to deal...
AM2 has a hard time moving a strong character down the list or up gently. It's either a huge bump or nothing at all really. Taka was bottom and...
Too funny. No hate to you yomi, you just set yourself up for that one man.
The laughs are too much. Dat taka yomi.
Tenshoushin battles would be nice if they archived the main events.
Best GGs are offline GGs. Cidkid/Denkai/Rod
ei is tall, she just hunches which is why combos hit her so hard.
It's only risky if your opponent is choosing not to attack with moves less than 17frame exe, delaying their fast attacks, or just not throwing out...
You're doing PK too soon if you aren't getting block when they attack you. You need to hold G longer.
obama wins!
Well I'm going to apply
election time folks LETS GO!
Ah, then just get a new button. The only issue you'll have are the pins on sanwas/seimatsu are longer and thicker than the ones in the hori ex2....
Before you throw the PCB out the window you could just test the circuit using a amp-meter Then you'll know if you really need to buy a PCB or not.
Man did I play like poop. all those 5 throws were supposed to be half circle backs, damn hitbox growing pains.
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