barewolf

Apparently there's going to be a patch to balance gameplay for the console version. But who the hell seriously wants a console version where it's different from what you play in the arcade.

I'll be here once in awhile to clarify doubts while Im not at the arcade.I saw sth asking about whether Parser A goes ''through'' opponents in air.It doesnt.It lands you directly under them within a distance,it will NOT go pass the opponent.Parser C however will go through double jump opponents. Lambda is not as bad as whoever is making her out to be bad.You just cant rely on cheap tricks anymore.So basically,if you've put in effort to play the game properly,you shldnt have much trouble adapting to lambda. As for skye,I have a native Japanese Arakune player playing frequently with me.He does fine with Arakune,getting big wins here and there.If I were to put the match up for Lambda and Arakune,it's pretty fair.5-5. Watch the videos properly,it's no longer spammers who run away and spam bugs after one time curses,you need to be able to control arakune's arsenal of attacks properly.And against a good arakune,lambda doesnt have a good time.

Yes,the concept of the 66>5C>6C is similar to the one of the throw combo.You can loop the throw similarly if you were around the same distance at the corner. As for the DP,it is to be used with experience.Unless you are sure you can get a reversal,dont waste your time on it,because being punished by new heavy hitters such as Ragna and Litchi are no joke.So unless you're confident,stick with the old 6AB,it's a worthwhile 50% tension spent. The only person who went through my DP though was Ragna.I opened a B field,and he Inferno Divider-ed.His went through my entire DP. For Lambda,A's and B's are very very important.2C will not suffice as an anti air,to counter air attacks,we use 5A now. Because Nu's damage is nerfed,doing 2A>2B>3C>Zwei B only does around 3-400 damage lesser than 2C>3C>Zwei B.The chances of you landing a hit is also higher on the account that A and B attacks are faster than C attacks,therefore A and B's are very crucial. I wouldnt gamble on pure guard crushing as Lambda's game.Yes,that was the case when CS just came out,because people didnt know how to block properly her moves,but as of now,many moves are unsafe.Therefore,a safe game will be one balanced between rushdown and zoning. Focus alot on air D's,they're really useful for keeping your distance while sending a Spike Chaser. And yes,Air throw RC>6C still works. 6C>6D only works on close distances due to the slow start up of 6D. 2 other combos are available depending on preferences. 6C>66>2D>6C> one more time or ending with air combo depending on distance. Or 6C>Zwei C> and so on.

Been playing the game for about quite sometime now,since it came out in my country 2 days after the japanese release. First of all,I'd like to address the far away mixup issue.Basically,5DD 4DD Sickle Storm is a very risky choice to use nowadays,because Sickle Storm comes out really slowly,and anyone with experience would be able to avoid it,without crushing any primers. Secondly,would be Zwei C.Yes,basically it is safe in most cases.Because after Zwei C you can backdash,IAD,or stay on the spot for a counter hit.However,there are still dire consequences when predicted.Jin can use his 2D for people IAD-ing,resulting in a counter hit.People can still IAD after you to punish you. And no,it is not coincidence that people get poked out of Zwei C.If Zwei C is expected,they can be counter thrown,mashed out of it,as well as get a 6AB. She cannot RC out of Crescent Saber into 6C/5D.However,on low Crescent Sabers,she can RC into j2DD 2DD 6C Zwei C. Together with my friends we managed to find a legit 4.5k counter hit combo for lambda.Dont get too happy now,because there're specific requirements for it. Basically after a Zwei C,you 66 into 5C>6C, you have to be around 3 character's width away from the corner.Repeat 5C>6C for 2 more times and end it with an air combo or Calamity Blade. Hope I've provided some help here.Cheers from Singapore.