She is as graceful as a ballerina

SasukeUzumaki jus input the string as fast as possible so you have more time to input the grab

If you practice doing the DB and the BF motion back to back, get it memorised by your muscles, you just roll the full input seamlessly after some time.

Yes, I totally agree with Nick. Think of the dbf as two different motions, just put together.

Yeah i like to Split it in down back/ Forward 1. Down back is your typical motion for specials and f 1 is like a typical normal, Input These in a decent Speed and you wont have Problems With it in combos or raw or as a Tick Throw

The optimal string in most combos to link her high command grab is 112, what helped me was listening to the rhythm of the buttons. Basically its two 3 counts, like 1 1 2, d b f+1. You wanna input the command grab input with the same rhythm and speed you input the command grab. This also helped me not OS into db2.

Charles Long do you have any combo videos or anything useful for other Cheetah users?

DNutzSixty9 not on this profile on my other KZfaq channel I have a lot of match content. Cheetah doesn’t get views so I really don’t upload as much stuff as I save on my PlayStation

Charles Long what's ur other KZfaq name so I can try to check out some cheetah action

DNutzSixty9 kzfaq.info/love/R19qlRRZRKYgEsWpszrjfQ

DNutzSixty9 I’m gonna upload some recent vids and if you want I can make a combo vid for her. I’m also gonna just upload vids with my loses too so me and everyone can learn from past mistakes.

the input is really hard to do, even for pros.

Yes you can. And if you really cant, with input shortcuts on you can do b2 df db df1 which is basically rolling your thumb back and forth on the bottom half of the dpad (shout out Rip Torn for that info). But for real the cancel window is just super small, you have to hit dbf1 while her leg is actively striking/extending (obv) but the db immediately after the b2 is the most crucial part timing wise, in general you can buffer db then input f1 its just tighter off b2.

I dont even kow what d2 b3 is im a new player wtf does that stuff mean

@@kayvio8928 it is a way to note direction on the d pad and buttons so that everyone is on the same page whether Xbox or PS4. b is back, f is forward, d is down, u is up. On PS4, 1 is square. 2 is triangle. 3 is x. 4 is circle. For games like SCIV, SCV, and SCVI players us the amazing 8 way run notation which is different from Capcom and NRS games

I know maybe it's too late to tell you this, but when you see your opponent hit the ground, that's the time to hit B3.

JRF Productions me too

BritishJam its very basic fighting game knowledge.. 1 = light attack 2 = medium 3 = heavy 4 = trait d = down b = back f = forward u = up bgb = background bounce (off interactables)

@@natrix126 1 = Square, 2 = Triangle, 3 = X, 4 = O. d = down b = back f = forward db = down back etc.