X-ier than you; Part 1 - Research

Crybaby is also a great interrupter, i stopped many mitsurugi sweeps with it, astraroths,you name it Cbaby has stopped many rampages.
 
F_Twilight said:
Crybaby is also a great interrupter, i stopped many mitsurugi sweeps with it, astraroths,you name it Cbaby has stopped many rampages.
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Yeah, did the same yesterday with an Astaroth. They will run into it about 4 to 5 times before they finally back off. I even tell them on the mic "Get away. Get back. BACK!" hahahaha

I did it to one guy yesterday that was "new to the game" (as he said), and he freaked out when he saw it. He was on the mic: "Holy sh*t, WTF is that?!?! Dude, that is FREAKY! STOP IT!" hahaaha
 
^the funny part is i willl usually tell my opponent "you better get back" or "you better duck" lol. But it takes them to be hit 3-5 times before they actually do either one, Only people i play consistently start to catch on and even then they forget, that move is great, atleast imo
 
F_Twilight said:
^the funny part is i willl usually tell my opponent "you better get back" or "you better duck" lol. But it takes them to be hit 3-5 times before they actually do either one, Only people i play consistently start to catch on and even then they forget, that move is great, atleast imo
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haha yeah, it's pretty badass. I'm getting to where I'll actually start off doing it right at the beginning of a fight, with a new opponent. They always walk right in to the trap. haha
 
66B+K - i am now at a love hate relationship with that move. Its unsafe, but it has great range and speed - ideal for closing the distance against spacers.
Also - safety is very RELATIVE in this game, so remember that. I use a LOT of unsafe moves when i play because many characters lack the options to punish them properly.
Therefore - CFs are still a great option for X.

and remember - once people learn to fear 22K and 66A+K as frame traps, they will start blocking a LOT. Will you throw or will you use the time to wear down their gauge? it's all up to you son. do work
 
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