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if you want to play the game, play the game. there is no substitute for experience.
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/grok
if you want to play the game, play the game. there is no substitute for experience.
Hey, that sounds like me!
This gets better with practice. I know people who could do some of the most difficult combos in SF4 with ease, but still struggle with anti-airing with uppercuts in 3S because they’re so used to just using the shortcut. As for quickrising, I actually miss that embarrassingly often myself. You just need to get it down to the point where you’re not even thinking about it.
Yeah, normals generally have more pushback than SF4 and ESPECIALLY SFV. One thing I can say is learn to use this to your advantage. So many people I’ve played with don’t understand how, but it’s a great way to set people up to push buttons at a bad time.
As for “when it’s your turn”… you can’t really think of the game in terms of “turns” the same way you do in SFV, or even SF4. It’s all very, very fluid in 3S. You constantly need to be in mind of what kind of options both you and your opponent has. This even goes against opponents that don’t know how to apply parries really well.
Oh, and jump-ins generally have very little frame advantage in 3S compared to SF4 or SFV. Unless you’re hitting very deep, or with something like Dudley j.HK, or managed to parry an AA, you’ll often not getting a full combo.
3S dashes are even better than SFV dashes on paper, lower input lag aside. You can definitely die from dashing at the wrong time, however. Learn to use them properly, (the first round of this set is essentially “how to apply dashing 101”) and learn to use the threat of them to set up people to use pre-emptive buttons that you can whiff punish.
Hope this gives you some ideas. =)
Anyone know of good online software for managing Danisen leagues?
Hey your reply was awesome! Thanks for the tips/insight.
Appreciate all the advice that everyone’s given here over the years. Finally getting into this game so this feels like a goldmine of information, aha.