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Yeah, Sol is the one I've been practicing that one on I have a quick question, though. I've only been successful trying this out on Baiken, but after I grab her on the ground, I can do a Gamma blade following the grab. Does this work on everyone?

corner, 0%, 134 dam, knockdown (hard) d.s©,6p,s©,2d,236s,236k,j.p,j.D I pulled this combo off (on accident) midscreen, but the timing is REAL strict it seems to connect the j.p from the 236k. Also, it seems to be easier to execute in the corner.

Alright, thanks for the input. I just wasn't really sure how to use Chipp versus some competition. I'm not really looking for an easy answer; (I play I-no, too) Chipp is pretty technical.

Hello. I've decided to pick up Chipp and was wondering what I should start practicing first. I'm attempting some of the basic combos from the combo thread, but in terms of actual matchplay, what should I as a newbie work on?

Step one complete, congrats. With I-no, you'll most likely be taking baby steps in her learning process. Progress (no matter how large/small it is) is progress nonetheless. By the way, 'grats on the ACT III tourney. I was there, too.

Well, I was an I-no pad player, and it IS doable...you just have to have the right pair of hands for the job. I had to drop her because I get pretty bad tremors, and it was damn near impossible for me to pull off her CL FRCs at times. Give her a try, I think that bucklemyshoe and feri are both pad players and they're both pretty good I-nos.

Yeah, I think I might take you up on that offer. I'm pretty fresh to I-No, and I have A LOT to learn.

Yeah, this is one of I-no's tougher matchups. I think it's in Sol's favor.

I'd really love some general advice for this matchup, it's one that I tend to struggle with. The tourney that I'm attending in a week is going to reek of Sol Badguys.

Hello. I'm relatively new to I-no (picked her up 4 months ago), and I have a question regarding her 41236HS slide. In what type of combo would it be feasible to FRC out of the slide? It seems like it's not used that often 'cause there are more "efficient" ways to use tension...but I could be wrong. Edit: I found a video of Koichi using it as a combo starter...(2:20) http://youtube.com/watch?v=W15RxaRc0O8