3 moves i need to consider more, is A+BA, 6B+K and 44K outside of known combos. I pretty much never have a slot for these moves outside of A+BA combo enders.
I've seen situations for A+BA. They're mistakes. If the tiny backstep and extremely late crouch can actually matter, the spacing is so bad in the first place it's not really the move itself that did anything good.
(I could have 22B, or done 3(B) to Prep something, or tried iFC B, or poked with 33B.) Flipside, it's not like you can lure anyone into getting beat up by A+BA.
And A+BA certainly doesn't pressure anyone on its own. It is heavily punished.
44K comes in when I lure people to get close to me when they think I didn't think they would follow my backdash. Then I 44K which comes out fast and they're doing something to beat "panic G" or to maneuver hesitation frames, which don't arrive, to their advantage.
The TJ just becomes insurance against dash up 2K, I suppose. But I do not ever recall jumping anything with 44K.
However, I don't know what it is I do that sets people up to get hit with this. I don't know how to psy-ops my opponent into thinking in the situation like the above; I just hope I am seeing what I think I'm seeing.
My entire arsenal, really, is just constantly picking out what move must be the last thing on the opponent's mind, and timing it like an interrupt. Then you just have to pepper good combo starters in there often enough to be the main damage worth worrying about so that none of your attempts at deeper advantage can be scoped out profitably.
Is that how mixups work? Did I just define mixups?