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Yea, it's basically just practice, practice and more practice. In the beginning, you might want to take it slower and make sure you hear the reassuring clicks from the stick - that'll teach you approximately how far and fast you can pull it and still pull off the moves. After a while though you'll develop the feel for it

So hey guys, Dizzy is still my official main but my robo is getting some severe leveling up

Yea. We're looking to buy a brand new capping card (again) for the occasion

On the other hand, I'm really impressed by how miyako handled the Faust matchup

Oh god it's that scary Sol from B3C Just kidding, nice to see some matches from you again. You guys seem to have improved even more since I met you. Impressive stuff. Hope I get to meet you at some tournament soon again.

noone can lolwin over a top eddie player like him

Megafist =P Edit: Well, you can't punish Mist Finer on reaction either, but that's another matchup altogether

Eh, even waiting to see leaves you vulnerable in a sense, but that's just me wanting to be proactive I guess. Also I haven't played potemkin for ages so my reaction time to his starters is way off. Sitting at work now, so I'll look into it, but I'm pretty sure there's no good way to punish MF on reaction at that range, unless you learn the SB timing (or 2S SB cancel)

You're thinking of Hammerfall. Anyways, openers against Potemkin is not easy since he can punish pretty much anything you try if he guesses correctly. I usually go for jump forward punch, IAD back or f.S depending on what I think he might do.

Yea, I reread that and saw that Aqua wrote hold up, which you shouldn't. My mistake

Do the j.2s really early in the airdash

Moved the discussion about Potemkin to the matchup thread

slayer iad > forward barney though

btw I've finally switched, no more advice needed

Dizzy is very much alive for me, but for some reason Bizarro stopped updating his guide :8/: I guess I should try contacting him about it or start updating it for him or something I'm going to blame myself for not posting more here, but everyone I know who plays Dizzy is on my MSN anyways and we usually talk directly instead of going through here And so the forum gets less and less active and the beginners who would've come in here asking for help instead runs to the testament forum screaming "HOW DO I 200 BL IN A ROW?!? I SAW SHONAN DO IT!! (P.S. HOW DO I PLAY AGAINST SAINT SOL IN SLASH?!?)" ...or something

Going into burst but cancelling it with an FD on the first frame and thus being able to move freely while retaining the invlun. from the burst. Can only be done after clash and Jam's parry

http://youtube.com/watch?v=FZYEeuKRATk Edit: Mekemeke's performance was really weak. Serious lack of execution

He gave you plenty of room, you just didn't know what to do with it

There were three announcers Stick execution -gettiong closer, but not there yet

An IAD/AD followed by a fast SW input will always be interpreted as a VV. Apart from that, just calm down, and do the inputs slower until you get them, and have the inputs down to muscle memory.

he probably can, if he combos with his summons, but I think it's easier to get an answer in the faust forum

If people do mind that then they shouldn't put their MS[finput][/finput]IM in their profile to begin with

#R Dizzy is better vs #Reload cast than ΛC dizzy is vs ΛC cast, but if you pit them against each other, I'm not so sure #R would win. #R Dizzy is easier to scrub for high damage, but AC dizzy has better lockdown/mixup/oki and can do very high damage from the right setups, though they are harder Also look in "view public profile" and you'll see most people either have MSN, AIM, or both

It doesn't change the matchup much, of course, but, like you said, it's good to know. The main problem is still Faust's annoying reach.

Yes, any move that can hit the opponent can pop bubbles. Faust's bomb bag and super bomb both fall into that category