Motiosho
[10] Knight
Tira's 11b looks fun to use but I don't give a fuck if it is a or a or even a attack..... LOL Im still going to be ripping someones god damn head off with Tira. 11B or not................
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Sig has an unseeable tripping low that only comes out of one stance; stance being the key word. Not like Tira stances, where you can block, and still have a ton of options... you have like 5 options. So what exactly if your point?
My Tournament/Offline side definitely understands why his RSH is fair. My online side, however, wants to rage like a child because it's almost like 2KB with a Mid mixup. However, I also understand that in the last game, I played rather low-tier characters, and will have quite a few more options to use in this game to combat this, including quick-stepping to RSH's right side. So, we'll have to wait and see.
I actually don't care that much about that honestly. I'm more bothered by you inferring way too much from something and jumping to extreme conclusions.But see I don't think that was so over the top stupid.
Also regardless, if lows are so bad now, why not just remove them all together?
That's the game designer telling you that the move wasn't intended to use as a mix-up option. It's unsafe, and doesn't hit low. Is it good for anything? Hit the lab and find out.That and I think the whole S-mid category is ridiculous. Specially for moves that are only safe when held, and take forever to start up, like tiras 11B.
If the designers felt 2B+K was fine and 2KB was fine for SC5, you were at least partially right. I was prepared to play against it, but I don't really want to argue about that.Again, Why not have good lows, why do the majority of them have to be nerfed? People have obviously adapted to Amy and to mitsu's 2KB because if they were truly that godly they would have dominated tournaments with their "Stupid" unseeable lows.
Don't forget both moves execute at the same or within 1 frame of each other, and GI now catches h/m/l.
It looks like it's a move for interrupt and spacing. Not so much mix up.