Moy_X7

Playing the AI really only helps with two things. One: hit-confirming on a moving/blocking target. Two: reacting to jump-ins, cross-ups, overheads, Bursts, throws, and super flash to buffer stuff. That's all you're getting out of the AI; hit-confirms and sharpened reactions. At this point, most people that still play this game have years of experience so they'll have to sandbag the guy pretty damn hard. Then they get down on themselves because they can't win (obviously) lol.

Pretty much this I always see people tell other people "Just play without giving a fuck". Playing without giving any fucks is like a gimmick; it might work for a match or two but you're usually more vulnerable to baits and traps. D_E: It might seem that way but in reality he's making a lot of good reads (or he gets lucky as fuck) lol

Shoot me an invitation when you're ready.

What the... man, don't do that shit. It's a game, you're not supposed to feel shame from playing a damn game. If you're doing that poorly against the AI, then you probably don't even know how your moveset works. Set the AI back to "Training Dummy" and get familiar with all of your moves: their range, their start-up, their recovery, their properties. From then, move on to mastering combos. Then fight the Level 100 AI again.

The game is already on its death throes and I'm sure we'll get some news regarding BB3 later on this year, what's the harm? Litchi will get 6K at the cost of 50 Heat from a 6B starter in the corner trolololol

Oh man, please don't pull a Star on us. We already have our hands full with him lol. Go to practice mode, set the AI to Level 100 and practice your hit-confirms and reactions against it. The AI is a cheating bastard and will always use a reversal move on wake-up the moment it reads an offensive input, so to get around that just use lows and the AI will very rarely use a wake-up reversal. I don't know how that works but it works. It looks like your main is Platinum and her offense is pretty straightforward. 5A > 2A x N, with the occasional grab, command grab, 6B, and TK Swallow j.B. I could play a few matches with you and you can try and learn from what I'm doing. Her corner combos are pretty damn tricky though, even the Japanese still drop them from time to time so you'll need to practice those a LOT.

Oh lol, confusing shit is confusing but I guess I get it now.

So, if she uses 236A as the starter of the Rekka series and then later on uses 236A as a follow-up to the Rekka series, it counts as a different move entirely?

Beats me, I didn't even know that his "standard" BnB made use of the SMP bypass "glitch".

Actually, you can, at least from what I gathered from the Litchi SMP loop and the fact that she used each of the Rekkas more than once. They just have to have a high repeat proration percentage as to not mess up the combo.

He does... It's like this... You can get away with using the same SMP move more than once per combo but they have to have a high repeat proration percentage. Ragna has a set of SMP moves normally and when he does his Install, he gets another set of SMP moves. Some SMP moves scale the combo worse than other. An example is Plat's 2C (70% repeat proration) and Mami (20% repeat proration). If you use Mami more than once per combo, it will allow the opponent to tech way earlier whereas you can get away with using 2C two or three times per combo string.

You can get away with using 2C two or three times in a combo (70% repeat proration), not so much with the others because they mess up the combo with their 10-20% repeat proration. They don't necessarily have to be different moves but the repeat proration has to be a higher percentage. That's why Litchi can take advantage of this "glitch" despite using the same SMPs more than once; her SMP moves (mostly the Rekkas) have a high repeat proration percentage .

Yup, only a select few characters will be able to take advantage of that "glitch". Ragna, Noel, and Litchi are a few of those.

"QUIERO QUIERO" I lol'd for some reason

lol, I haven't touched that website in my life. Might be worth a look, see what the fuss is all about XD Edit: That's some moonspeak right there in that site. Necesitas mas humility, senor SKD.

Fucking SKD, y u no have humility? Eres basura, KUSOGE!

It's not like we want it but we're probably going to get it... *cough*SMP bypass*cough*

lol Litchi: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJqF_eJK9yc&feature=relmfu

I know that Ragna and Noel might find some really damaging, practical shit if they dig deep enough. Not like they even need it with their current damage output lol.

I would just stop playing fighting games if my pad was broken. Why even bother? Mine's getting there though. I don't like how the DS3 feels... it feels fucking stiff while the Six-Axis feels damn smooth. I hope they still make Six-Axis controllers or I hope I find someone to repair mine if it ever does break down :/

Oh yeah, j.2C does in fact fuck her shit up during wake-up in the corner. 4D gets safe jumped, 2D gets punished, and rolls get punished.

I'm so traumatized by that move that it's pretty much the first thing I think of when talking about Noel. More like don't push buttons on the way down. I wonder if I can safe jump that thing or hit the bitch during 2D with Jin's j.2C. TO THE LAB! Also, GGs to XKaiser. It's good to know that you're using Bursts now. I had to bail and eat some nasty ass Little Ceasars lol.

The P1 needs to get nerfed either way. That's just too much damage for a 1st frame reversal move that's nowhere as easily as punishable as a DP. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it lol.

Lambda's air attacks are both slow and lack downward reach, most 5As can stuff her air approach. Just look at her air attack hit-boxes lol. Hell even Plat can stuff her jump-ins with her short self lol.

Weird, Rag's j.B and j.C both beat 5A if spaced properly, he should not be stuffing j.C at all with 5A unless you did it really late. Jin's 2A beats Rag's j.B though.