Cardinal_Sin

Things I like to do after blocked 6K: - 6K, 6P is a really good frametrap. Mixed with occasional 2K to keep them honest if they're mashing on a fast low. - if I'm close, 2p 6p 6hs. Of course, people won't let you get away with 6p 6hs strings often if they're awake though. - a stun edge FRC to continue pressure (depends on who i'm fighting, my distance, and if they have tension) - 2k, 6k, 2k, 6k, ... (anyone with half a brain will mash out of this but it can be frustrating to deal with this the first time you see it) ============================================= question: Is there any way to reliably TK CSE WITHOUT getting a super jump? I want to have my double jump as an option after FRC, and it's not like I can just SJI out of nowhere to give myself a double jump in any given situation.

I shit on your nomination.

Question: How do I reliably do a roll while delaying my callback? Is it even possible? whenever I have [H] held down and I press 214K I inevitably just FD in place instead of rolling. Basically I want to use the yoyo to cover the initial frames of the roll before I attack and/or set up a basic frametrap. Should I just be doing [H] and airdashing into an attack instead?

^^^^^ yup that's exactly what I meant. Thanks for the explanations everyone I still have a lot of trouble doing extra-late 2D FRC and early 2D FRC (i usually can only FRC the sweep at midrange); I guess i'll just have to keep practicing. What kinds of shenanigans can you pull off a 2D FRC on block? The close one i'm thinking is semi-decent for 6k or throw mixup, or to get off a yoyo set to cover your tracks.

I've been playing Bridget for a while now but I've been using a lot of bootleg tactics and shitty combos since my execution isn't really up to par. I see a lot of combos in this guide list 2D FRC into 5k 6s jumpcancel, standard aircombo. Is this corner-only? I'm finding the FRC into 5k exceedingly difficult (well, almost altogether impossible) at midscreen. Do you have to buffer a dash into the 5K? Is it more useful to just learn the 2D FRC to use it in UB setups instead?

Byrdo's sticks are apparently of the finest quality (supposedly museum-quality compared to most other stickmakers' stuff) but I believe you bid on his sticks, and prices are rarely lower than $250 (apparently they've gone as high as 500). Maybe he does commissions but I'd imagine he charges a pretty penny for them as well.