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btw, whats 'IB'? since i still dont know what IB is, i'll say this anyways - isn't it that the time that baiken recovers from j.tatami is also the time that pot is being hit and hit-recovering from the tatami which is why it is easy to follow-up with another j.HS-j.tatami?

btw, whats 'IB'? since i still dont know what IB is, i'll say this anyways - isn't it that the time that baiken recovers from j.tatami is also the time that pot is being hit and hit-recovering from the tatami which is why it is easy to follow-up with another j.HS-j.tatami?

i so much agree, the j.HS tatami does really work very well vs potemkin! the tatami after the j.HS is usually not that easy to execute. the j.HS must first hit the top most part of the enemy for the tatami to appear. but for potemkin, its not really a prob bcause of his size. be careful though coz if the tatami failed to appear - you're dead.

i so much agree, the j.HS tatami does really work very well vs potemkin! the tatami after the j.HS is usually not that easy to execute. the j.HS must first hit the top most part of the enemy for the tatami to appear. but for potemkin, its not really a prob bcause of his size. be careful though coz if the tatami failed to appear - you're dead.

I found the P counter to be quite effective against I-no. For ex, once she does her music bubble usually she dashes in on u. So P-counter on the bubble on the right time to hit the dashing i-no on the air....and usually it launches her up.

I found the P counter to be quite effective against I-no. For ex, once she does her music bubble usually she dashes in on u. So P-counter on the bubble on the right time to hit the dashing i-no on the air....and usually it launches her up.

so far for me baiken's real trouble is with Axl. Even not-so-skilled Axl players give me a hard time.

so far for me baiken's real trouble is with Axl. Even not-so-skilled Axl players give me a hard time.

you dont usually use standing tatami on its own. usually, tatami follows after a c.D, f.HS etc. So sometimes using it "alone" confuses the enemy and you'll just be surprised that they are actually hit.

you dont usually use standing tatami on its own. usually, tatami follows after a c.D, f.HS etc. So sometimes using it "alone" confuses the enemy and you'll just be surprised that they are actually hit.