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Since "Double Edged Hell" mode is relatively easy to accidentally input during ABA's rekkas, I would say that if you "stagger" the opponent on activation, you've got yourself a combo to get in and out of. As to what that combo is, well that depends on several things: Tension you've got. Double Edge meter/Moroha Gauge left. Bloodpacks left. Since I do it accidentally quite a bit...I usually end up wasting two bloodpacks...or I go all out and try and do as much damage as I can before I either do "Union" or Bloodpack my way out before the gauge runs out. 6P, P nonsense is fun to do, and rekkas are finally easy in this mode. 2D comes out really fast too. Any tips on what to do when you "accidentally input" it? (Aside from more rekka practice that is...)

No, actually, it's not.

Wow, is it just me or did this thread die the minute this game came out?

Seriously, Raven sucks? Please do tell.

In older versions of Dragon Install, if you had Tension, you could reactivate the DI and extend your time. It'd be nice if Sol's D.I. worked anything like Boss Ragna's Blazblue or Blood Kain, i.e. sacrifice a little life for a massive boost in moves. I mean, c'mon, what's worth sacrificing for this? --Faster Normals --Faster Executeable Specials --Massive Good Specials (the Flame related ones at least). --Flame Damage Modifier Boost --Tension Regain --Move Level Recharge (Order-Sol) --Health Regain (Gold Only) --D.I.: IK (Gold Order-Sol Only) Here's a few things I can think of you could work with (list includes what he already uses*). --50-100% Tension (Usually 50%*) --Burst (?) --Complete Health Drain (Drains to 1 point in D.I. 2nd*) --Health Drain by % (?) --Faint after a time.* --Dizzy modifier.* (Easy for him to get Dizzied and much harder to mash out afterwards.) --Hitstun Modifier.* (Attacks don't stagger/counterhit is less effective/less likely to cause faint.) --Negative Penalty Modifier.* --Clean Hit Modifier (?) --Forcebreak disabled (?) --Other Tension Moves disabled (?) --Guard Disabled (?) Well, those are just a few things in-game he could give up for D.I. Compare those to Blood Kain or A.B.A.'s Double Edged Mode Guage. Just something to think about.

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Sorry, like I said, I was over at a friend's house when playing it...I don't own 360 or Live for that matter.

I'm aware of that, but some people don't bother sometimes. That, and I had to remind myself. Sol's actually better off pocketing a bunch of his servants and dropping them off at various points while dealing with most things himself, since most of his servants don't exactly strike me as troublesome. Just tripping them up or causing knockdown is enough. Also, it's something to point out, but once the ghost gauge starts flashing your color (after you fill and capture it) there's no need to wait for it to light up, which can save you some time. About the only ones that I would say are hard to deal with are projectile and rushing types that like to dash at you or fire at you, those are hard to dodge in large numbers. Gigant isn't too hard to deal with either, as long as you keep at his backside and know when to pull back when he shoots. I haven't fought other servant tribes much yet, though it seems Magic types go down really quickly, including Magic Elites (so much for Queen... -_-). Also learned that the L-Trigger doesn't just act like a strafe button, but gives you access to your Lock-On moves without really needing to be locked on to anything...useful for Ky's Holy Brand that is more a sidestep move than anything.

Okay so...I was at my friend's the other day tinkering around with Servants and there's a few things I learned. --Having a fast unit doesn't necessarily mean its safe. I summoned at least 10 consecutive Queens (as Sol) that got eaten alive by a group of Ky's Elites in less than 10 seconds. This is even more complicated when slow units like Gigant are the last to show up to a brawl, you're better off summoning them to protect your Master Ghost then sending them off anywhere. Faster units run ahead, even when grouped and get killed the fastest. --Just having a group of servants out that are highly effective against those your opponent summons puts you at a dire advantage. Remember: Melee "Circle" --Beats Mobile --Loses to Armored --Loses to Ranged Mobile "Triangle" --Beats Armored --Beats Magic --Loses to Melee Armored "Square" --Loses to Mobile --Loses to Magic --Beats Melee --Beats Ranged Magic "Star" --Loses to Mobile --Loses to Ranged --Beats Armored Ranged "Arrow" --Beats Melee --Beats Magic --Loses to Armored 1 Elite Melee 1 Elite Mobile 1 Elite Armored 1 Elite Magic 1 Elite Ranged Only one elite servant of each type can be summoned at a time (no doubles).

It's because they try to "fight with him" and he responds by "fighting back" that he's gonna lose. The guy is an away fighter/pixie, and that's hard to understand in a melee battle. You have to retreat alot/often in those situations and throw servants in their way in order to be effective with him...sadly Organ is never safe in those situations. That's why it never hurts to "pocket" a few powerful servants with him just in case a Master shows up.

D-: lol at your emote pun.

Finally! Excellent! Now if only someone could do a decent Dr. Paradigm vid...I'm convinced he's got a unique style all his own. To say nothing of me wanting to see Raven combos!!!

If there's anyone doing flaming, it'll be ME for how inaccurate your writing is! *scowls* But seriously, I look forward to reading what you guys have got. EDIT: I have yet to give you guys Night of Knives Part 3!!! D'OH!

Nice to hear! I've been somewhat delayed due to certain missing sprite edits I'm working on....slowly....

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=JtotheTProductions&view=videos Some serious matchup videos for any who are interested.

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How to make a good game AWESOME: 1. Go in training mode. Summon as many servants as you can until they say "Stop Making Stuff!!" 2. Send servants across the board to capture everything (without touching the enemy ghost. 3. Switch to control of your opponent. Wipeout the enemies and try to recapture the bases, singlehandedly. *This is not easy*. 4. Once control is regained, summon servants and repeat step 1.

Can someone tell me what Order-Sol's SV Action Charge FRC (air or ground version) is good for, aside from making you "safe" and landing faster?

So what is the trick to 6K anyway? By itself it's slow coming out, but can cancel well with stuff on counterhit? I know it's used for frame traps, but in what instances? I know a few things that gatling into it, but what gatlings from it? 2P, 5P, and maybe 2K but I can't seem to get the links down but what works after that? Usually the gap is too wide for me to finish a decent gatling at that range. Any advice would be appreciated.

And you will weep... When you face this thread alone; You are lost... You can never go home!! You are lost... You can never go home!! *evil laughter*

Nice try, but none of that is CONFIRMED, historically or otherwise.

Soundtrack is out. :D

It's kinda sad when a guy is looking really hard for flaws in a game.

I'd play it...if I could afford to get it.