Awesome, thanks for clarifying that again! That’s interesting about the difference on OE too!
Speaking of… I wonder about certain OE chains, maybe it’s just a “game speed” issue, but for instance I can Jab Jab Short with Mak so much more consistently on FBA, GGPO, Shmup and Groovy than I can on OE. On Emu I can just double tap and be pretty sure it will combo, but on OE it feels like the pushback of Jab either happens too fast, or the chain window is just smaller, or perhaps happens 1 frame too late (making it a 50% “chance” to not combo) for that particular move… Or it’s an issue with self cancelling moves on OE? Haven’t any issues with Jab - Short, just the Jab Jab.
Probably just me messing the timing up, but I was curious if the self cancel window is the same on r608 as it is on 512. Thanks for that answer again.
Needing help figuring out how towards+jab combos into st mp with dudley. I tried reading the frame data from ESN’s site but i still dont quite understand if anyone can help please check it out for me. frame data pertaining to the towards jab being only +1 on hit and st mp having the 4 frame startup how does it combo? i was just in training mode then i noticed that with the correct timing the st mp would combo. I was just messing around with towards jab since its never used but it has super cancellable properties and other boxes colored in the frame data list. came up with this combo and was just curious thanks in advance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm4sX0ZN9NY&feature=youtu.be
ok so besides ->+jab , mp target combo, do any other of dudleys target combos allow the frames of st mp to cancel/link into ducking super? i have tried but no success
According to the frame data, Oro’s close standing jab is +5 on hit, and his close standing forward is 4f startup. That should be a 1f link, right? I’ve never gotten that link to work. Is this an error in the frame data, or am I doing/reading it wrong?
I put the training dummy on “jump” and “parrying” in 3SO, and I noticed that if I mash jabs to get the dummy at the right height, I can time a cs.MP and it they just get hit by it, sort of like a Darkstalkers unblock. Are there unparry frames on landing, or is this just a training mode glitch?
Oro’s close forward might have two key frames for hitboxes, one up real close and the second one out more towards his knee which makes that link impossible. I don’t think his close jab has the same 5+ property so that’s probably out of the question too.
since you’re waiting the full time till the jab is done youll be as far away as the pushback sends you i imagine (for that move).
so isnt it possible his mk just doesn’t reach?
i mean think about it. that would be the kind of confirm everyone who plays oro would use all the time. have like a bajillion frames to see the jab hit and then react and if it doesn’t hit, you’re still at advantage anyway.
thats like some sf4 shit. punch/kick repeatedly until something hits then just keep pressing buttons for more damage.
I’m not sure I understand. Do you mean that it’s just hitting a frame later or something?
Close jab pushes him out far enough out that he can’t get another cs.jab without walking back in, but cs.MK activates really far away for a “close” move. It’s definitely in range, it just won’t link for some reason. If Dander is telling me that I’m just getting pushed out far enough that the MK is hitting a frame or two later, that makes sense, but it seems kind of weird.
I was saying that Oro’s jab has some push back to it, like Tebbo referenced above, and that close forward might have two key frames to it as it is with many normals in 3s. The first active frame’s hitbox is smaller in accordance with the placement of his knee at that keyframe and then grows larger, gradually, over the next subsequent frames as he lifts his thigh parallel to the ground and has his knee meet the gut. I don’t know that this is truly the case but this is how hitboxes work in 3s and thought it might help you in your quest.
So maybe if you could get the close jab to hit with the very last frame in some weird Sean roll combo maybe you could test this out. If you need to pop in relatively quickly you could try super jumping into the situation.
hitbox seems pretty consistent throughout (only seems to have 3 active frames)… maybe try it with a programmable pad?? 1 frame links to another normal are tough in 3s
I think it was JAK that linked the youtube video showing the back fierce working that way in play. Then again, it may have been one of the europeans.
I’ll look around and get back to you.
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WAIT a seond, I just checked.the frame data. You are reading that shit way wrong bro. It’s active for 1 frame on frame 3 and recovers for the 5 frame advantage you gained on hit. You have to do a 4 frame attack in 0 frames bro!
What I’m saying is that you get +5 but that’s on hit and you still have to recover -5.
The atttack is 8 frames with the exclusion of the neutral frame.
Oro lifts his arm for 2 frames,
hits on 3,
and uses the 5 frames to bring his arm back down.
So he sets up a fifty fifty parry play but cannot combo into anything else due to a lack of frames. At least it’s a neutral advantage. Perfect for baiting action out of turtles or perfect for tick grabbing.
I don’t have one, unfortunately. I’ve tried it a lot of times though. I’m usually pretty solid on 1f links, which is why this one seems weird.
Wait, what? Really? I’ve never seen frame data written that way before.
Just looked at Ken’s frame data, back+mk has 10 recovery frames, with 3 frames of advantage on crouching hit – if I read it the way you suggest, doesn’t that make it -7 on hit? That doesn’t seem right. . . how could he link it to super?
hmm you’re right. That doesn’t seem right either. The back forward frame data would be showing that the 3 frames of advantage are after the 32 frames that make up the attack?
Alright you win, I’m as stumped as you are. Lemme check out the game restaurant link.
You are definitely at a +5 frame advantage on hit, but it doesn’t combo into close mk. Maybe pressing the mk button uses up one of your 5 frames of advantage (maybe someone can verify that) since a move can’t come out on the same frame you press a button (ignoring the inherent lag of the game), and you can’t press mk before you recover from the jab.
the + is always after the attack is 100% complete whatever blockstun/hitstun the opponent still has remaining before they can act again. it is 10 frames of hit/block stun. just oro is busy recovering for half of it.
and its not because back+mk hits twice or anything. just look at the viewer. turn on cancel, and have it set to view as hitting opponent.
for everything you can do that. ESN doesnt have crouching in there afaik but whiff, hit, block, etc.
turn on the cancel window.
Tebbo, would you do us the favor of explaining the back + mk frame data to us?
I may be over-thinking this particular format. So, we don’t have to do our own calculations? The hit advantage shown there ISN’T to be determined by us the reader? It’s his math?
thanks iso