Lax and others shouldn’t get mad just because some people come in here with strong opinions in the other direction.
I sit back quietly and read almost everyone’s post, and when certain individuals speak up, even though I don’t comment, I read intently and take a lot away from the post.
I’m not trying to dick ride, but lax, typically when you put your two cents, I read it very closely and take it seriously. That doesn’t change if others come in here, no matter if they are respected players or not, and contradict you.
In other words, I hope the higher level players don’t stop posting just because other players can post things that tick them off. Because there are still some intermediate level players in here like me who are reading what you say very closely, even if I don’t chime in for moral support often.
For instance, I learned from Lax that I should be jumping in on Bison more. I never jump in on him. Also, I probably don’t sit on down back enough.
What are people talking about being able to Bison’s short after his second scissor? I’m not too clear.
Are you saying that two lk scissors blocks puts him at a range that his next move will be stuffed by Claw’s four framers, or that two linked/chained crouching shorts means you can stick a four framer in his block string, or will two repetitions of c.lk xx lk scissors put him where claw’s c.jab will win out?
Also, is focusing pretty much a bad idea against bison during footsies unless you do it on reaction? I wasn’t having much luck with throwing focus in my footsies. It seems like random focus is a better idea against chun li than bison.
What is my idea footsie range on bison?
Is meaty c.lk a good option on Bison’s wakeup? What is the best pressure to use on Bison’s wake up? Because baiting a lot isn’t helping me.
Thanx, later, bye.
