UNI2 Defense Through Recovery Options [Under Night In-Birth II Sys Celes]
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2024
- Make the best out of a bad situation by making smart recovery options.
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Great overview, but I'd like to add a bit to your advice. For one, movement during recovery affects GRD. If the cycle is ending you might want to tech forward or neutral to secure Vorpal. DO NOT DELAY TECH. Despite the fact that it doesn't move you backwards it still gives your opponent more time to build GRD by moving forwards. The extra advantage also makes assaulting or throwing more viable options to steal Vorpal. Of course this isn't to say you should never back or delay tech, just that you should be aware of the GRD situation when you do.
Secondly, You can partially delay directional teching. Whether forward, neutral, or back, you can stay down for a few extra frames before you're locked into normal wakeup. You can throw off your opponents timing without giving up as much frame or spacial advantage, which can be incredibly useful. One example is wakeup VO. Despite it's faster startup, there are several characters that can still safe meaty with 5A, it's just really tight. With certain framekills you can react to teching and buffer 5A, or assault for a safejump if they no-tech. Partial delay is great for shutting down this, and other sophisticated setups.
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@@Fontayga don't worry babygirl the Lobotomy In Birth sweep doesn't stop 😈
Clear and concise. Thanks!
Nice explanation!
Nice vid!
Invaluable guide
Thanks for the video! This came up exactly as I was trying to explore how recovery works in this game!
is it true that you must always be holding a tech button or else the opponent gets an extended combo? And thats what makes for an invalid combo because the opponent failed to tech when they could have but didnt?
Also is it possible to do a directional recovery and immediate chain-shift on wake up? Or can I only do a wake up chain-shift if I choose no recovery?
I know my execution isnt perfect so I often wake up shield instead of chain-shift, but maybe that's what always happens if you try to recover with a button/direction
Thanks again for the video! All of your content is very helpful!
You are correct about invalid combos (when the combo counter turns red).
You can chain shift whenever you gain control of your character. It does not matter what kind of recovery you do.
@@SeaLeafDojothanks!! I just gotta work on my timing then 😅
@@connerallen934 You can just mash D for CS. As a heads up, you can't hold back while attempting CS as you'll get shield first.
W guide
I put the game down because the defensive options are so abismal in this game. Sitting back and throwing beams isnt really punishable and dash blocking is just another reset waiting.