Alex: by the numbers

Classic Fighting Games Tatsunoko VS Capcom
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Damage for Alex’s move sets:

:snka: - 1200
2 :snka: - 1120
Air :snka: - 1120
:snkb: - 2640
2 :snkb: - 2400
Air :snkb: - 2080
:snkc: - 4080
2 :snkc: - 3840
6 :snkc: - 4480
3 :snkc: - 3200
Air :snkc: - 3320
6 Throw - 5600
4 Throw - 5600
Air Throw - 6400
236 :snka: - 2800
236 :snkb: - 3120
236 :snkc: - 3440
236 :snkc: HOLD MAX - 12351 (unblockable)
[4], 6 :snka: - 2800
[4], 6 :snkb: - 3000
[4], 6 :snkc: - 3200
[2], 8 :snka: - 2400
[2], 8 :snkb: - 2600
[2], 8 :snkc: - 2800
63214 :snka: or :snkb: or :snkc: - 7600
623 :snkc: (must follow elbow rush) - 2000 (snapback)
623 :snka: or :snkb: or :snkc: - 5680
236 :snka: :snkb: - 13860 (if it all hits. each swipe does 2000, the grab does 8000)
421 :snka: :snkb: - 4920 (leaves them in staggered and dizzy state for a follow up)
(360) :snka: :snkb: - 25960 (lv3)

There you have it. Alex’s grabs seem to do slightly more from behind, but setting this up requires a combo that scales them down to where they are on par with or worse than the front grab.

BnB Combos:

No Super, No Baroque, Midscreen:

2 :snka:, 2 :snkb:, 3 :snkc:, jump, :snka: :snkb: :snkc: xx 63214 :snkc: - 17086

Air :snkc:, 3 :snkc:, jump, :snka: :snkb: :snkc: xx 63214 :snkc: - 17872

Edit - ill add more combos later, and i forgot to list how much his assist does.

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I’m working on those as I have time, too. If you beat me to any of them and I want to add anything, we can just edit it into your post.

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When did everyone start using this numeric keypad system instead of QCF, HCF, FDF notations? I use a laptop and that is mega confusing to me…

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It was to me at first, but its becomes nature to read with a little practice. Either way is fine for me.

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Thanks for this Keits. :tup:

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Props for this. I think you can get in another hit on his aerial rave.

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Foreal that number ish is confusing.

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thanks for that

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IIRC, the numeric notation was the first way to write these movements.

I think the QCF, HCF, etc. came about later. To each their own. I don’t find the numbers particularly confusing, and I prefer the QCF-type notation, but I can see why some people prefer the numbers. If you’re new and unfamiliar with the acronyms, it’s easier to look at a calculator and figure out what 236 is as opposed to QCF

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09’, nope.