I hate you I hate asuka

Especially when they play like trash and think they really did something. I had an Alisa constantly taunt me and we played 2 rounds I lost both 2-3 and they were all close. Like how are you taunting me when we’re basically evenly matched and you’re playing Alisa

@@jonnysimpson093 Yeah some people are unreal. My first match yesterday was against a Tekken Emperor Leroy. I beat him the first set, we rematch, he beats me the second set, tea bags me, and then doesn't rematch. I just don't get it, it's not hard to be a decent person and not a douche bag but some people are too busy smelling their own farts to get that I guess.

@@KageMaru10g I have a sneaking suspicion that’s how he got to emperor lol

@@KageMaru10g”be a decent person” bro it’s pixels on a screen calm tf down😭

Who?

@@LotusAsakura not an X-Men head, I see. All good

ah i didnt see this comment

God was locked in watching this lol he knew it was bullshit 😂

Same here! I think I first heard that while playing Soul Calibur

Ohhhhh. I’m not familiar.

I think slide is better. "3 to 4" is easily misconstrued as 3 2 4

ayyy congrats!

Yes I know but that doesn’t answer my question of how to notate the input vocally.

It’s usually seen as disrespect/taunt

@@seanbrown7083 thank you

It it 4.

It makes your next move a guaranteed counter-hit on your opponent

Makes the next hit you get have counter hit properties

Ki charge makes it so that the next move has counter hit properties and is usually used in training. It also unlocks certain installs that characters have like Leo's install. In a real game, ki charging is a way to mock your opponent like taunting. It's used to disrespect them.

The in-game function for it is that it makes it so that your next attack is a counter hit (which often means full combo or guaranteed follow up for a lot of characters) but you can no longer block while charged. Some characters have oki setups that utilize it and there's legitimate ways of implementing it in your play. Asuka is actually a character that can take advantage of this. This player, however, was basically taunting me with it which is what most people are doing when they use it.

In this game, certain moves can have counter-hit properties changed. Let's say you do move A, if the opponent doesn't press the button while you do that move, nothing happens, they just take a little bit of damage, but if they press the button while you throw out move A, it'll count as counter-hit, and it'll give you an extra reward like you can follow up more move that normally impossible to follow up, or even a small combo, some might even give you a big combo. But you have to wait for your opponent pressing the button while you throwing it, sound pretty hard right? Ki Charge allow you to make that move "counter-hit" regardless opponent pressing to you or not. And you have to differentiate between Ki Charge setup mid-match and Ki Charge after the opponent are K.O. - Ki Charge when the opponent are already K.O = disrespect, insult your opponent, that's how people see it. - Ki Charge setup mid-match = they do it because for the reward above, some really have a pretty deadly Ki Charge setup, I only know some like Hwoarang, Feng, and some like Asuka, Leo, etc.

I’m aware of that but that’s not really what I asked lol.

@@LotusAsakuramy bad b

You’re right

@@LotusAsakura also when in heat 2 4 into flappy kicks or db4 in to flappy is good as well