MetsuGadoken

Does anyone know what the start up is of 2A? I was checking the valkenhayn wiki but it's not there :|

Thanks a lot really helpful, will be practicing those combos now. Verstuurd vanaf mijn GT-I9300 met Tapatalk

Hi new to BBCP and Valkenhayn, I've got a question What is a good follow up/ are good follw ups after I antiair in both wolfmode and human mode? Right now in wolf mode I've been practicing j.C then do a couple of drills, but I'm not sure how practical that is in a real match. In human mode I do j.B > j.B> j.C as a quick easy follow up, but I'm sure there are more optimal ways to follow up.

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ah nice never thought of that, Yeah I've watched that vid a lot and learned atleast half of them. I think my main problem is that I have to mix it up more. Since I tend to do the same setups too much Will keep that in mind Yeah I always have a hard time anti airing labrys for some reason she beats my antiair attempts a lot, guess I just gotta practice it in training mode thanks

Hi is this thread still active? if so I have some matches This one is against my friend who plays kanji http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnoZ3N8AON4 This one was against a labrys I always lose against, I"m so free against her -_- http://youtu.be/f6TeaSd8Ax4

Ah nice will keep that in mind, thanks.

Ah that makes sense I tried it out in training mode against yu then later tried it on an akihiko online.

How exactly do his safe jumps work? I read somewhere can't remember where, that you can do a safe jump after 214 C and cross slash if you do dash jump B , but whenever I try it I always get Dp'd and never land fast enough to block in time.

Hi there, looking for some feedback on some recent matches I played. I started about a month ago, so I still have a long way to go, but hopefully some of you guys can speed up the process a bit by pointing out some of my flaws, you can be a honest and harsh as possible. Things I notice I need to work on myself are: - Learn to apply more pressure, I barely know any good blockstrings and frame traps, and need to use tickthrows more - Don't always go for the same old 3 oki mixups, I tend to revert the same mixups every time, eventhough I know more. I probably need to get used to using them - Learn and use more optimal combos, especially in the corner - When I don't have meter punish with a combo that leads into a knockdown instead of going into hard slide? Not entirely sure about this one Hopefully you guys and spot out some more things I didnt notice. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj7rfFanqFc&feature=share&list=UUOYh3yfBOZghmYoPddFB9FA (the first couple of seconds of the first match might show up a bit weird, but it gets better right after that)

Ah nice, I actually subscribed to channel yesterday. I guess I'll just watch all those videos then. thanks.

All regions? So Japan, Europe, USA Just trying to find some (recent) matches to look up on youtube. Honestly don't care where they're from, as long as they're good.

Just wondering, who are the top yu players to look out for? I'm trying to look up some high level yu play, but I honestly have no idea who the top yu players are

I assume CH stands for CH? Didn't know you could sweep after that Thanks for listing the basic mixups, I actually watched part of the vr raiden vid already, and learned some basic high low mixups, just wanted to know if I was on the right track. I probably need to start learning some fuzzy guard setups after I've learned some of those cross up setups.

Hi I just started playing persona not too long ago and was wondering, is a combo into sweep the only way to start yu's oki pressure, or are there more options? For example, now if I do 5B 5C I usually confirm into 214 D because it's the most damage, but it doesn't really lead to any follow ups unless I have meter for OMC. Also on the topic of oki, what would you say as the most basic mixups I should learn at first?