Tiamat
[11] Champion
promethius:
you aren't gonna be able to GS raph's 4B on REACTION...it's anticipation. like you do 33B6 and don't attack to make the 4B whiff is what you mean. IMO raph still wins the matchup 6-4, he can outpoke NM pretty bad and it can be hard to throw him because of his 4B, 44B, and the fact that he's not usually trying to be in your throw range anyway
Engared:
best way to learn to fight those characters is to learn them a bit though that is time consuming. raph is the easiest of those to learn/explain so I'll give you some super basic stuff to try out.
vs Raph you gotta know how his prep game works. you can step all raph's prep moves (step right with nightmare) but prep goes to SEA if he presses 2 and this will make him re-align and track your step recovery. The key to raph's prep is that you CAN step everything but in actual match play you won't because you can't step everything with the same timing.
common raph flowcharts are
3 > prep A
3 > prep BB
3 > 2 > prep A or 2 again
if unsure what to do just block. if you block too much you will get CFed by SEA repeats though (the 2 in my notations above) so if you predict that move you can try to hit him with a high damage attack like 33B.
raph's full tracking moves are: 2A, WS A, 66A (max range only or is steppable both sides)
vs Ivy just try to learn to react to her 22K that's all I can say lol
vs maxi you basically just have to learn what stuff goes to his BL KK because that's his only low move that really hurts a lot. (strings like 3BA > slight delay KK). like promethius said, you really gotta turtle a lot and B+K tends to dodge his moves cause maxi has bad range on most things. step right is preferable though maxi generally tracks well. IMO NM wins this matchup 6-4....maybe more.
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was slight lag on the TV for these matches
Lolo (Yoshi) vs Promethius (NM) set 1
Lolo (Yoshi) vs Tiamat (NM) set 1-1
Lolo (Yoshi) vs Tiamat (NM) set 1-2
Lolo (Yoshi) vs Promethius (NM) set 2
Promethius (NM) vs Fiendchi (Maxi)
Lolo (Asta) vs Tiamat (NM)
you aren't gonna be able to GS raph's 4B on REACTION...it's anticipation. like you do 33B6 and don't attack to make the 4B whiff is what you mean. IMO raph still wins the matchup 6-4, he can outpoke NM pretty bad and it can be hard to throw him because of his 4B, 44B, and the fact that he's not usually trying to be in your throw range anyway
Engared:
best way to learn to fight those characters is to learn them a bit though that is time consuming. raph is the easiest of those to learn/explain so I'll give you some super basic stuff to try out.
vs Raph you gotta know how his prep game works. you can step all raph's prep moves (step right with nightmare) but prep goes to SEA if he presses 2 and this will make him re-align and track your step recovery. The key to raph's prep is that you CAN step everything but in actual match play you won't because you can't step everything with the same timing.
common raph flowcharts are
3 > prep A
3 > prep BB
3 > 2 > prep A or 2 again
if unsure what to do just block. if you block too much you will get CFed by SEA repeats though (the 2 in my notations above) so if you predict that move you can try to hit him with a high damage attack like 33B.
raph's full tracking moves are: 2A, WS A, 66A (max range only or is steppable both sides)
vs Ivy just try to learn to react to her 22K that's all I can say lol
vs maxi you basically just have to learn what stuff goes to his BL KK because that's his only low move that really hurts a lot. (strings like 3BA > slight delay KK). like promethius said, you really gotta turtle a lot and B+K tends to dodge his moves cause maxi has bad range on most things. step right is preferable though maxi generally tracks well. IMO NM wins this matchup 6-4....maybe more.
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was slight lag on the TV for these matches
Lolo (Yoshi) vs Promethius (NM) set 1
