neorussell
[10] Knight
Can somebody please populate this thread?
http://www.8wayrun.com/f6/just-frame-list-t1535/
NeoRussell
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VE wins against sidestep and VE A in particular against those trying to detect 2A allowing backthrow/launcher mixup.
SEA tracks to rafs right (opp left),
Prep BB, and prep A cannot be stepped on any starter hit, 44AB forces crouch on block.
You are completely wrong about everything else too, oh well.
*edit* - AB remark made me laugh
What are those other terms. VE and SEA and a few others like FC and such.
VE A is not solid, the VE animation is too much of a tell for the A. The main option out of VE is throw which track step very well and are difficult to break, forcing some opponents to possibly duck for the mix up A. But using VE A as a safe set up will not work against anyone who plays against raph. His lack of consistent damaging options firmly places him in the low-mid tier, and I suggest raph players to take up backup characters simply to have more options available in order to learn the game better. But the challenge is always why come back to a character that you know has less options when you are free to choose from any? Especially when we're talking about solid high level play where raph becomes not nearly as competitive and playing to win becomes much more crucial.
VE A is not solid, the VE animation is too much of a tell for the A. The main option out of VE is throw which track step very well and are difficult to break, forcing some opponents to possibly duck for the mix up A. But using VE A as a safe set up will not work against anyone who plays against raph. His lack of consistent damaging options firmly places him in the low-mid tier, and I suggest raph players to take up backup characters simply to have more options available in order to learn the game better. But the challenge is always why come back to a character that you know has less options when you are free to choose from any? Especially when we're talking about solid high level play where raph becomes not nearly as competitive and playing to win becomes much more crucial.
Raphael doesn't necessarily cut it unless you're up against someone who can't step very well. Then Raphael becomes a higher tier in my opinion.
Can't remember who said it, but some Raphael player here said that he "uses prep only 10% of the time", making it more surprising and effectively when it comes out.
Important informatino to know would be - how long does Prep last (in frames) until you can block again...
SEA is +2 going back into prep ..which is his best prep entry. SEA B is something like -14 ..but since everyone expects the elbow.. I haven't used prep K to jump over 2As..as i normally try to trade CH with prepA since it'll probably score more damage.
good info guys, good info.
Angelic, does it really matter that I made a new thread about it? I just wanted extra attention damn it o_o. Everyone's complaining about dying boards and forums anyway.