☠️☠️☠️🤣🤣🤣🤣 they've even commented on one of my vids you know!! I was so taken aback 🤣

I was here for this vid but now this lore I'm seeing here seems way to important to not snoop in on XD

Imagine being youtube comment section famous 💀

Lordknight right?

@@kyps1259no, the goat konokonizumi, search for any millia clip and there’s like a 90% chance he’s in the comments complaining

The forbidden character

I am glad the Sol vs Axl video wasnt's Sol vs Millia, he will burn the ArcSys offices if so.

Mmmmm, I decided to just take a break for a while. Haven't been enjoying Strive lately and getting knowledge checked by a new character certainly doesn't help with that. Reckon I'll come back when they add Jam and throw a tantrum because she isn't like her Xrd version XD

ive literally never heard of that be mentioned anywhere. is there any page on dustloop that goes into this in more detail? if it weren't for your comment i wouldve been left wondering why that was happening lol

@@lagc5103 there should be. It's a remnant from older guilty gears.

But she gets those air actions either way, doesn't she? I don't get it...

she actually loses air actions with sji but it makes the move work completely different

@@Hotashi interesting

Change tag to GG Player

I think that was about her whiff 5p grenade flip setup, not the OTG version, but its worth testing regardless

That's toadally acceptable👍

Truuuu

what terminology is giving you trouble?? i’ll list some stuff in case those are the things you don’t know: numbers+letter (example:214H): this is what’s known as "numpad notation". the numbers are the directions you have to input to make the move, and one knows what direction they represent by looking at numbers in a numpad (example: 214 = down(2)>down-back(1)>back(4)). 5 is neutral (in other words: no direction is being input) and i think you can figure out the rest (if not, look at a numpad and the arrows on them to understand better). the letter that comes after the numbers (example: the "H" in "214H") is just the button that you have to press after inputting the directions (so, in the case of "H" (sometimes written as "HS"), it means you have to press the "heavy slash" button). with this you’ll be able to understand what things like 6P or 2D are. oh, and sometimes you’ll see "c.S" and "f.S", which just mean "close slash" and "far slash" respectively ("c.S" is what’s known as a "proximity normal", which means it’ll only come out if you’re close to the opponent (otherwise you’ll get "f.S")). OTG (on the ground): this is basically hitting the opponent while they’re knocked down with a hard knock down (as long as they are not on their rising animation (they are invulnerable during that animation)), which will make them wake up quickly. move levels (example: LVL3 and LVL4): these are not commonly talked about unless you get to a certain level of play, but it’s basically the amount of hitstun (the amount of time the opponent will be unable to act after you successfully land an attack) and blockstun (the same but for when the attack is blocked) the attack has (the higher the level the more stun it has). soft/hard knockdown: i used this term in the "OTG" explanation, so i think that explaining it could be helpful. basically, when you knock down your opponent with an attack, one of two things will happen: they’ll either wake up quickly or a bit after getting knocked down. these are known as "soft knockdown" and "hard knockdown" respectively. usually, moves like grabs and sweeps will give a hard knockdown, while most other moves give a soft knockdown. DP (dragon punch): this usually refers to a "meterless reversal" (a move with whole-body invulnerability frames that doesn’t use any meter) or a "shoryuken-like move" (if i’m not mistaken, "shoryuken" is japanese for "dragon punch"). these moves are usually done with a 623 input, so 623 is usually referred to as a "do input". meaty: this is essentially a move that is timed so it hits the opponent while they’re waking up after being knocked down, forcing them to either block the hit or use a reversal. a well known example of this is millia’s H disc (236H), which is used to make the opponent stay put while millia goes for a mix up. okizeme (often shortened as "oki"): it’s basically what you do after you knock down someone. again, millia is an excellent example. she’s what’s known as an "oki monster", which means that she thrives once she gets a hard knockdown. what she does is using her H disc as i described before (which is known as "projectile oki") to mix up the opponent with her oppressive kit while they’re forced to either block the mix or use a reversal to get out of the situation completely with the risk of getting punished if she baits it (punish which she’ll use to do damage and get you in the exact same situation). i hope this helped and, if it didn’t, i apologise. if the latter is the case, would you mind telling me what term or terms used are the ones you don’t understand?? i also apologise if anything was improperly worded. i’m not a native speaker of this language (however, this should not be taken as an excuse, just an explanation)

watch the vid. Lots of ranges, elphelt don't care about no 5p.

Sorry for the bad news but the air grab tech is one of the dealing with elphelt missions.

​@@daftprince2234 Nobody does those, c'mon.

Only clowns don't do the missions 😎​@@brocksteele7475

​@@daftprince2234jeez asw 😂

this is how it worked when xrd first released

Ruins from Undertale

Thanks a bunch boss

If they start jump air grabbing it every time, they’re susceptible to a pretty heavy counter hit by simply waiting for the jump, or cancelling into a different special (safer) 2H isn’t that minus on block so you have time to punish an air throw attempt. It’s pretty hard to react to and throw in time, so im pretty sure they have to air throw preemptively? I haven’t tested if it’s react punishable

I would think if they're looking to air grab then rekka would start landing

He's an Evo Champion in multiple games lmao

her normals have alot of call backs in their properties

@@Hotashi Thank you!! I’m glad you’re enjoying the character. She’s really fun.

and hotashi, pray tell what tech are you holding back when all of your pressure is safe against someone has a single frame of rollback?

Bro is fighting the ghosts of christmas past holy. This has to be a troll.

Still not top 3

There are counterplay guides for every character in this game on KZfaq cuz competitors and sweats want to win consistently. If learning the game and char counterplay tilts you this much don’t play or just play for fun against friends…

@ICEQUEEN_HAZEL Yeah, most fighting games have a lot of knowledge checks that you have to figure out. People are mad about having to learn counter play because the character is new

this is such incredible cope name one dlc character you can fight a competent player against without knowing the matchup at all and win consistently

also you are not gonna like it when you figure out who i-no and happy chaos are