Any tipps what the changes were?

@academi-ya
Hello,

I am reading (finnally) through later posts and here are few tips about what I personally believe should be changed/updated/added:

http://virtuafighter.techblog.jp/vf5fs/throw-1.html

* I think "after 7th frame after pressing down" should be mentioned
* I think the "re-stand" time (5 frames after you start blocking high from crouch state if I am correct) should be mentioned

* I think k~g (kick cancel) should be mentioned here besides Sabaki

http://virtuafighter.techblog.jp/vf5fs/throw-2.html
I think it should be mentioned that unlike all other characters, Wolf have 4 different ranges on his throws.
From shortest to longest
* 6p+g (9-f throw)
* all unmentioned + 426+G (Perfect Giant Swing)
* 426P+G (Giant Swing - non-perfect), 8624P+G (F5)
* 8426P+G (Burning Hammer)
At least this is my personal list based on in-game experience. Unfortunatelly I know I may be wrong here because I never did proper testing in here; but I am 100% sure and had tested that reach of at least SOME throws differs for Wolf.

http://virtuafighter.techblog.jp/vf5fs/fuzzy-guard-3.html

* small typo * Throwis instead of Throws

Anyway great work! Love your articles and looking forward to see more![/quote]

@academi-ya Personally I will also recommend (and appreciate) some analyze about VF5FS safety-net system.

As a hitbox player, I already identified many situations where inputting things too fast will result into different actions that you intended - and will result into this different actions no matter that you press all (directional) buttons correctly.
This is less of any issue for stick player of course, but even here, safety-net system can screw some things if youre too fast on your (attack) buttons.

I am not sure if this still works in VF4 way where pressing P in neutral situation will naturally lead to 1-frame delay of your attack due to safety-net taking place, but I THINK it still works like that in FS

Hi Myke,
　I'm very appreciative of the work you've made update of contents.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi Tricky,
　For example, in Diagram 11－1, a period of crouching state has been revised. The crouching state should be maintained for 6 frames after inability time.





Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi Unicorn,

　According to your reasonable suggestion, we have revised the original article.

　Your suggestion is very reasonable. However, explanations of those questions aren’t so simple. I would like to write an article again if there is another chance.

　We greatly appreciate your good suggestion. We have added a sentence as follow: In addition, depending on one's throws, the character has a variety of ranges to connect the opponent.

　I'm very appreciative of your careful observation. According to your correction, we have revised the original article.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi MarlyJay,
　Please accept my heartfelt thanks for your comments.

Thanks,
academi-ya

I can not but feel ashamed of how nice and polite can some people be even on internet. Wow.

Hi everyone,

　The 7th chapter of Strategy 2, Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 1, has been posted on Neko-Dojo.

Our message is that:
　At large advantage, nothing gives us greater confidence than exceptional power of Catch Throws.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi Myke,
　I would like to express my appreciation for the speed in your work.

Thanks,
academi-ya

@Kruza
　We greatly appreciate your identification. According to your reasonable suggestion, we have revised the original article (from satnding to standing). I hope that you will find an improvement in the revised article.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi everyone,

　Chapter 12-2, Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 2, has been posted on Neko-Dojo.




Our message is that:
　The knowledge of states will help you to face the problem of Catch Throws.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi Myke,
　I’m so pleased you have made update of contents despite being extremely busy.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi everyone,

　Chapter 12-3, Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 3, has been posted on Neko-Dojo.




The key message is that:
　Success or failure in the attempt of Guard Break Attacks depends upon the Foot Stance.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi Myke,
　I’m so pleased you have made update of contents despite being extremely busy. I have no words with which to express my gratitude.

　We would like to express our sincere gratitude for careful examination of the article. According to your reasonable suggestion, we have revised the original article as follows:

• Introduction:　The Guard Break was introduced even in Virtua Fighter 2 (since 1994) and established as Guard Break Attacks during Virtua Fighter 3 (since 2001).
• 12.6: from 6P+K+G to 2P+K+G
  
• 12.7: from Rau to Lau

　I hope that you will find an improvement in the revised article.

Thanks,
academi-ya

Hi everyone,

　Chapter 12-4, Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 4, has been posted on Neko-Dojo.





The key note is that:
　'Fuzzy Guarding followed by Crouching' would allow you to avoid Guard Break Attacks (the sole exception is Akira’s Kaiko 6P+K+G) as well as normal 2-Choice Offense (composed of throws and up to 16 frames attacks).





Thanks,
academi-ya