I swear people are allergic to reading or something...
You shouldn't expect anything from something that has promised nothing.
Now stop clicking the link to this thread if you dislike it so much.
It works off of most good starters.
6A > 6C(2) > 66C > 4D > d.6C > d.214D > 5C > sj.C > j.D > d.6D > d.5B > d.6B > d.5C > d.236D works.
Doesn't work after 5A > 5A, but you can hit-confirm the 5C into Fenrir if you have the heat .
Thanks. I might just link an image of the notations in the description instead later to save myself from having to re-upload the video though. Thanks for pointing that out.
So, I've gone ahead and made the first part of the tutorial video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_8KKhTbwsk&feature=youtu.be
Starting Thursday I'll be on holiday for the next couple of weeks though, so parts 2 and 3 won't be up for a little while. Any constructive criticism would also be appreciated.
That'd be pretty cool actually. If you do, I'll make a video guide to go with it.
Assuming you've been caught in it. Some characters can just straight up avoid set-ups like 3C > 236D though, like Rachel who can just use her wind on neutral tech to avoid it.
Nah, Rachel's isn't a low. Maybe you're mistaking her 2A for her 2B?
This. Obviously it depends on the habits of your opponents, but this works for the most part against a lot of characters besides Tao as well.
Jin, Rachel and Hazama definitely don't have a low hitting 2A.
And even if you don't face the others very much, that doesn't change the properties of a character's move...
Off the top of my head, only Arakune, Carl, Bang, Tao and Plat have a 2A that's a low to my knowledge.
So yeah, I'd say 5/19 doesn't really qualify for "almost every character".
Wow, that's deep, dude. I never thought of it in that way. In return for your wisdom, I feel it is all I can do to teach you about this new thing called a "sense of humour".