Is instictive always a bad thing?....most of the time......yes if you know your character deeply ( I mean REALLY REALLY deaply) No if your hesitant.
I suffer from it constantly. Vs. distance....I tend to block alot...vs. rushdown I tend to accel or stop pressure, but vs. characters that have both...the impulse kicks in and causes me to make mistakes (aka using distortions that won't hit), but it work wierdly.
I've been playing fighting games since.......well I'm just gonna say Snes and leave the actual game name out of the question, and time has taught me to not only learn your own characters moves but your enemies moves, and put them in a "watch for list" to affect reflex/autopilot against them. aka if Haku drives=Grab.This a visable method of approaching learning a character...or do I sprout nonsenselence shenanigans?
Is instictive always a bad thing?....most of the time......yes if you know your character deeply ( I mean REALLY REALLY deaply) No if your hesitant. I suffer from it constantly. Vs. distance....I tend to block alot...vs. rushdown I tend to accel or stop pressure, but vs. characters that have both...the impulse kicks in and causes me to make mistakes (aka using distortions that won't hit), but it work wierdly. I've been playing fighting games since.......well I'm just gonna say Snes and leave the actual game name out of the question, and time has taught me to not only learn your own characters moves but your enemies moves, and put them in a "watch for list" to affect reflex/autopilot against them. aka if Haku drives=Grab.This a visable method of approaching learning a character...or do I sprout nonsenselence shenanigans?