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What time?

It auto recovers. They stopped blue beat ice combos after CT.

5D has 16 frames of blockstun. 236D has effectively 35 frames of start-up. That's 19 frames to do something. I've been able to jump out of 236D without IB and punish with both j2DD and falling jB. I've also stuffed it with Nu's 5D at closer ranges. It didn't seem that tight to me but Nu does a good job at countering Nu.

236B can be punished on IB. 214D can be stuff but if they don't react in time, it is safe. 236D would be great but they can jump out or stuff it pretty easily. Gravity is good as well, but it does empty out the guage more than Dia gravity does. You didn't mention doing nothing, which is a fine option. Most of the time you use Luna 5D, it will probably be only around -10/-11 on block, which is okay considering the opponent is pretty far away.

It is double spike chaser. X > 214D > 22A > 214D > X. It does add some damage and isn't too tough but it does eat up a fair amount of time so you can't always use it depending on the length of the combo. I haven't found much use for the double crescent blade outside of impromptu TK crescent combos.

The wiki says it is -9...

There is a 5 frame gap. 6C has 20 frames of blockstun and 6B has 25 frames of start-up.

I think I don't understand what you mean by 'I played like crap last night.' When I play like crap, I drop multiple combos, fail to react to stuff I think I should have, ect. All of those things can be rectified by going into training mode (or watching the replay) and grinding those situations out, confirming the timings and things like that. No matter how much practice you have, you are still gonna need to go back and refresh yourself time to time. After all, if you fucked up, then there is something you can do to not fuck up the next time.

Why can't you fix that in training mode? If you played poorly, there is a reason and that can almost always be addressed in training mode. Also, execution errors are often the easiest thing to fix. It has a simple solution. That is why it is nice if the only issue you have is your execution.

I've been hit with far more non-CH B combo starters that deal 5K+ than CH C moves.

Bullshit. I had a Hakumen do a non-CH 6B RC combo that did over 4K. I don't know how much it could have done because I died before he finished it.

I have way more fun fighting your Rachel than I did when I was fighting your Tsubaki.

Voltic Charge eats 236D. It stops all projectiles, even if they are low.

Is Tager vs Amane harder than Tager vs Nu?

That's because I'm making sure you don't see any of my super amazing tech.

We played about 2 or 3 months ago though.

GGs everyone. I need to play BB like this more often. It feels much better playing BB without a week long break in between sessions. I wish I could have fail safes. Sometimes I wonder if I made the right choice dropping Rachel for Nu back in CT. Your neutral has gotten better but the backdash is too strong.

Me (assuming I don't pass out before then).

GGs to everyone I played. Haven't played this much in awhile. I gotta learn real combos. And how to block. I think our matches clearly showed how balanced and fair the Nu vs Tager match-up is.

Now that it is on a Friday again, I can't do it.

It's air unblockable

5C > Kishuu is +0 on block.

CH jB > homing cancel j.B > djc.B > dj.C > dj.623A > Air Excalibur j.C |> j.A > j.B > j.C > j.623A > Air Excalibur I've typically found that if I remove a jB from a combo, I can end with j.623A > Air Excalibur. Yea. It does about 900 less damage from what I can tell overall. That worked in Vanilla AH3 as well. It is way easier now though. It's not. People either weren't blocking or you were crossing them up since it has a massive hitbox. On a similar note, it looks like 421C is now air blockable.

No. He means the player list, which lets lists your most recent matches in the lobby, ranked and player matches.

It was possible in 1.0. There was a video against Ragna showcasing a 4D/236D unblockable set-up.