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I find that if I have trouble putting in All Green, you can whiff a 5A, and buffer it with that. It's definetly not WTFFAST, and obviously will be more predictable, but it's a starting point.

I'm getting it more often now. That combo feels really good when you pull it off. I can see why people use Litchi now :P But on a more serious note, the major difference with ItsuuC comboes that I see from Noel's... everything, is that it all comes down to just following through. With Noel, you can kind of wait forever to do your next action, since she takes forever to be all flashy(except for the obvious 6C loop). Not so much with Litchi...

Sounds cool. So I should basicly focus on getting my opponent huddled in the corner above all else then, right? One thing that's been really bothering me about Individuals' combo is the falling j.C. The training dummy always seems to tech out of it. I can get every other part of the combo down decently enough, but the falling j.C just seems to miss almost every single time. And I'm about as deep in the corner as I can possibly get too.

Okay, really new to Litchi, and I have no idea where to start. So many comboes and junk to learn. First, I'm mostly used to rushdown characters so Litchi's a fairly big change. How exactly should I be playing her? I mean, I think the basic idea is to poke and just chip away until you get a chance to get the enemy in the corner, and then go for a combo. That's the basic idea, right? Second, what are the basic beginner comboes to focus on? I see plenty of cool comboes in the first post, but some of them are way above me. What are some good, solid comboes to get started playing Litchi at a decent level so I can actually get used to playing as her before I utilize the really OMGWTF stuff. Right now, the ones I know for sure are: 5B->5C(2)->3C->[D]->dash->]D[->6C->623D->6C 5B->5C(2)->3C->[D]->dash->]D[->6C->2C/3C(depending on the opponent's location) 5B->5C(2)->41236D->C->j..B->j.236B->j.236C 2B->41236D->C->j.B->j.236B->j.236C (staffless)5B CH->6A->6B->236A->236B->236C They're all fairly basic, and they don't really do much damage at all, but they're easy at least. What would be some good practicing methods for getting better at Litchi's comboes? I'm used to Noel, and Litchi just seems a lot more confusing. I don't really have any concept of how to actually play her, and have even less insight on how to actually make use of the staff. Using Shishin is fairly obvious and all, but short of that, I don't really have any clue how to properly use it.

Just wait until BlazBlue Shift Period Space Plus, when Rachel will be bottom tier.

Ever see the movie Equilibrium? I think that should sum it up pretty completely.

That's not even GG1. It's Dust Strikers, the shitty DS game that Majesco shat out so they could say 'FUCK YOU' to DS owners.

Wow... today I just realized how easy it is to make high(well, high for me, a complete newbie) damaging comboes... 5S©>5S(f)>5HS>(lvl3)236S>j.D>236K>AC 184 damage on Sol. Really simple to use, just be past the halfway mark on the stage, otherwise the j.D knocks the enemy too far. Although, I'd imagine j.HS could remove that... If you can't get close enough to make sure the 5HS gets in, just remove the 5S©. Instead of 184 damage, it's 177. Sure, I know he probably has much better comboes at his disposal, but it's simple, easy, and fast. I think I'll show it to my friends, perhaps that'll help them get into GG. I mean, it's a pretty easy combo, I'm sure they could get it pretty quickly...

So I should just time it like a RC, correct?

What's the timing for JC? I just can't seem to hit it right. Perhaps it's because I don't notice the difference as much as I should, or because I suck and can't hit it(my guess is that it's a combination of both). I'd imagine that the cancel time is just like most other cancels, right after it hits, but I just don't see it. If it matters, I've decided to try to learn to use ABA. What's a good way to practice JCing(amoung other things) with her? Also, what's a good way to practice those fast as fuck comboes that you see in the videos and such? Especially airial. I can't do airial at all it seems. I know these things come with time, but I feel something's wrong for actually FEARING going into the air for anything other then a dust combo(which in my case, usually aren't very shocking either...).