Corner-Trap

Why are we talking about Slash?

I guess I'll just have to stick with standard badlands loops after a mid-screen throw.

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Heres' a setup I've been working on(it's for a midscreen throw): throw, 6K, S.EXE Beast, FRC, Zeinest(then follow with any combo after zeinest connects) In theory this should work but I'm having problems timing it. I'm hoping someone can confirm whether or not this is actually possible. EDIT: Nevermind I just realized that I can do "throw, 6K, S.EXE Beast, 5HS, Zeinest" which allows the zeinest to connect without the expense of any meter.

Your formation depends on the last ball you summoned. So if you want the K ball formation then you'll have to summon the K ball last, and all other balls will switch to their positions in the K ball formation.

Lots of updates to the first post.

It's all good, and I stole your little "-----" idea to space out my formations on the sheet.

I looked in the Accident Core Venom Thread, and saw nothing in the ball formation section. So I looked through the pages and only saw a few tidbits of information here and there, so I decided to make a more centralized location for this information.

I decided to make this thread since the last ball formation thread hasn't had a post in it in months, and the general AC Venom thread has absolutely nothing listed under ball formations. If you feel anything is missing then please post up, I want this post to be as thorough as possible. How it works: Venom Can summon up to five balls, each indicated by the five attack buttons (P, K, S, HS, and D). There are five different ball formations each corresponding to a different attack button. All of your current balls on screen will change to the formation of the last ball you summoned. This means that a formation of D>HS>S>K>P is the exact same thing as K>S>HS>D>P since they both end with P, thus making them go into the P formation. Also note that each ball has a designated spot in each formation, this means that the K ball will always be in the exact same spot whenever it's in the P formation. Here is a sheet showing all five ball formations, and where each ball is specifically located in them: Useful ball formations: Note: You shouldn't be trying to summon more than 3 balls in a setup, because they take to much time to build, and you can make equally strong formations with just 3 or less.

So you're saying that poison simply does damage over time?

Thanks, but now I have another question. What is Poison?

I'm confused on how the MOP thing works, can someone explain?

I've just recently picked up GG, recently as in just today. All I have is judgment on the PSP, but I'm determined to get good at this game. I haven't the slightest clue how I'm supposed to start off. I've found myself interested into Eddie for some reason so I thought it would be best to start with him.