QUOTE(TristanX @ Apr 22 2009, 01:43 AM)
Playing local players with no lag is real arcade experience. It's fun when you don't get problems from lag.
With experience, you will play better after every day. It's all about practice. I can see some improvements from you. I already showed and pointed out what you are missing.
You still need a joystick. That's where the precision is. You will end up wearing your DS3 down playing SF4 with it or you will get your thumb injured.
You'll eventually find the timing and positioning of crossups yourself once you practice more.
i have a stick actually... heheheheheWith experience, you will play better after every day. It's all about practice. I can see some improvements from you. I already showed and pointed out what you are missing.
You still need a joystick. That's where the precision is. You will end up wearing your DS3 down playing SF4 with it or you will get your thumb injured.
You'll eventually find the timing and positioning of crossups yourself once you practice more.
i wanted to train my timing and links, so i want to make myself to rely less on focus cancels. i tend to waste 2 bars most the time.
the other real reason is i was too lazy to walk 5 steps to plug in my stick.
and i will work my my mp.srk anti-air, though i really find my reflex ultra slow.
QUOTE(senzr @ Apr 22 2009, 02:06 AM)
Just wanted to share an interesting thread on 'priority linking' technique discussion over on the SRK forums.
http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=186686
It's similar to the piano technique for getting more inputs when doing a special move, but this is specifically applied to normal move links. It's basically pressing 2 buttons ALMOST at the same time so that the game will register the stronger input twice in 1 frame. Handy for connecting those links with a 1 frame window.
Good stuff!
thanks man, just what i needed.http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=186686
It's similar to the piano technique for getting more inputs when doing a special move, but this is specifically applied to normal move links. It's basically pressing 2 buttons ALMOST at the same time so that the game will register the stronger input twice in 1 frame. Handy for connecting those links with a 1 frame window.
Good stuff!
Apr 22 2009, 02:14 AM

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