- Risky at times, but if you know for sure that your opponent won't duck, but attack instead, this is great. It stuns on counter, so you can proceed with the ~ combo if they don't shake the stun.- An awesomely fast mid-attack. Good for stopping opponents in their tracks.- Very fast, and tech crouches to avoid highs. Sets you up for a WS combo. or - Fast spin slash that forces opponents off you. Second one is deadly fast, but both are duckable, so be careful.- Not terribly fast, but catches both Talim and Taki pretty good when they try their sidestepping and ducking maneuvers.- When it comes down to it, use this a bunch if you need to. Its fast, and you can do some quick attacks from chief stance.- Crouches, hits mid, and knocks down on counter. Use it multiple time if necessary.
seems to be working pretty good.
(this avoids lows, and sets up for a launching tech trap), or go into Base Hold Stance (). It SHOULD auto guard impact. If not, you could feel adventurous, and try from Base hold, which jumps over low attacks, and counters with a low of your own. or ) which sidesteps, then covering the range between the two of you with Siegfried's Terror Slap ( from Chief Hold). It has great range, and punishes sidestepping nicely. ~etc. combos, including some manual stance changes of your own choice. Specifically, use the or ~~ combo to rack up major damage on counter. Furthermore, avoid sidestepping around her when she's in whip state; her mids and lows hurt a lot off counter. Go for Sieg's poking attacks, like , , or .
to work in SCH. Am I just doing it too slow?
. Make sure you learn to read it, block low, and counter with Sieg's WS attack. If it hits on stun, you can do the combo, or just hit with from chief stance. or after being hit to the ground) for some maneuvers, as you may be getting hit by things that are avoidable. input, it's a slide input, so you do have to be fairly quick. Go to practice, and do this: Go into chief stance ( or ), and press and quickly press (almost the same time as the , just slightly after). If done correctly, you should be in Base Stance now. From that stance, repeat the process, as you can go right back into Chief Stance from Base. Repeat over and over, until you have the hang of the timing required, then you can incorporate it right into the combos we've mentioned.
isn't bad, but sidestepping makes it extremely dangerous to do. If he's fighting fairly skilled players, it would be a bad move to spam. I'll take it he's having more success since he hasn't posted in a while, but general tips are still welcomed for any up and coming Siegfried player.
keeps getting me. I'm just not fast enough to see it coming yet. I can rarely GI it; only when I'm camping. Thanks for all these tips guys, they've been really helpful. He seems to back off when I rush him, but I get ringed out when I get too carried away lol. He has this combo that knocks me out pretty easily. It ends with a knee. I'm always raping his soul gauge. When I'm in his face I always use , , , , and sometimes . I do use A LOT. I love to follow it up with or . Well, anyway, I just have to know Mitsu's moves more, I think. I'm always getting hit with attack counters when I think one of his moves are finished. This is good practice, though I'm really getting better. I think my defense is still a little crappy and I got to improve my punishing strats. Oh, and I've really grown to hate Mitsu!
