they’ve hijacked that word sadly

are you on a box style controller? or extra buttons like pws controllers for parry and di and such?

so kara mappa is definitely the easiest, so it’s fairly expected that if you have trouble then it would be with the other karas. because the input is harder, most likely you are not doing the kara p dandy at the same timing even though your brain can fool you into it. getting jump just means you were a little too slow, with respect to bite (and of course make sure you pressed dash in neutral/forward and then up + h as sometimes I’d forget the h and get a jump). as long as you’re following a method like on the video and right thumb gaming it’s just a matter of practice. it’s still a very tight input in terms of time to do it but the layout makes it easier to input faster. overall, you’ve just gotta fiddle with it til you find the timing once then practice that timing, sorry if that’s not too helpful

@@me_lolo no that's perfect and has opened my eyes a bit I'm streaming my labbing so I can study my hand movements. But I've been actively using my right thumb, granted this is my 2nd day with my leverless so I'm pretty happy with my results already 😅

the most translatable thing from this video is probably to use spacebar for up instead of w and then just trying to replicate it, aside from that I'm not sure

@@me_lolo I tried to do so when learning BDC in Xrd, but it really messes up with my muscle memory. Also my keyboard seems to have ghosting issues, lol, guess the only way out is brute force it... or stop caring since I play casually lol

@@me_lolo Also thanks for the vids, they are very insightful! I had some trouble reajusting to GGST Slayer after playing the Xrd one, and your vids really helped me to get in him and in the game overall

It’s a lot easier to do on analog or on fightstick, but honestly I think it’s impossible to do on pad. One of the few times where controller type actually matters, unfortunately.

slash plays on analog and is very consistent!