on medium weights you can convert by a slight delay jump as you can see above. if you are not comfortable with this method then what helps is to use a microdash between the 1st dustloop and the 2nd dustloop as this brief microdash will be your slight delayed jump. on light weights you want to do the c.S 6P 5H as fast as you can, so your 1st dustloop is lower the to the ground, you will still have to delay you jump quite a bit in between dustloops because of how light weights stay up in the air longer. this will make sure you'll hit your opponent with your j.k j.D route into kudakero and causing a solid c.S 6P 6H knockdown.
Not necessarily. Coming in with combos and tech knowledge doesn’t mean much if you don’t have a plan to back it up. Even something as simple as knowing what pokes and anti airs you want to use, and knowing when to use them can win you games. Like, as Ky, I end all of my combos with sweep > 236D. Then I use a low or 5D6 to open my opponent up and loop the setup. It’s not complicated, but it does what I need it to do, and I know what to do afterwards.
Do you have any tip on how to get the second loop? When I try to do it it seems that the enemy is to high for the 4th D to connect
on medium weights you can convert by a slight delay jump as you can see above. if you are not comfortable with this method then what helps is to use a microdash between the 1st dustloop and the 2nd dustloop as this brief microdash will be your slight delayed jump.
on light weights you want to do the c.S 6P 5H as fast as you can, so your 1st dustloop is lower the to the ground, you will still have to delay you jump quite a bit in between dustloops because of how light weights stay up in the air longer. this will make sure you'll hit your opponent with your j.k j.D route into kudakero and causing a solid c.S 6P 6H knockdown.
Well. If I ever needed to know why I can't win online, here's the answer :D
Not really. Combos aren't worth shit if your fundamentals and neutral game aren't there.
Not necessarily. Coming in with combos and tech knowledge doesn’t mean much if you don’t have a plan to back it up. Even something as simple as knowing what pokes and anti airs you want to use, and knowing when to use them can win you games. Like, as Ky, I end all of my combos with sweep > 236D. Then I use a low or 5D6 to open my opponent up and loop the setup. It’s not complicated, but it does what I need it to do, and I know what to do afterwards.
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song name?
Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- OST , track is called Shotgun & Head