Sirlin has stated this is intentional, because otherwise youâd need a separate throw button or combination. It also lets them control how hard certain moves can be punished (e.g. grab or n.A combo for Jaina, no 2 damage and KD combo off f.A + j.B ).
Anyway I love this game and canât stop playing. Hoping the playerbase continues to grow.
Iâd much rather either have a separate throw button or a throw override combination, as right now there are areas where you canât actually frametrap, and sometimes donât have access to a single button if you think the opponent is Yoming. Deadzones like that are no good
I donât think this is true though - you always have access to B and C (Specials) which cannot be Yomicountered.
Thereâs a lot of issues with adding throw buttons and overrides - many more buttons to press for one, but also (I think it was covered earlier) is that with button throws you got a weird yomi-standoff where whoever presses throw first loses, and they wanted to avoid that.
But, thatâs too character specific. Midori, setsuki and DeGrey all have special moves to slow to do that(Iâve only played those characters ). Also, for characters like Midori you can no longer use his bwk-A at a certain distance because of how large the throw range is.
It also makes is so the first hit of his forward-A basically only works when the opponent is in hitstun because the hit range of the move is inside the throw range.
Why not just make throw fwd+ a button combination, or just decrease the gigantic throw range?
Pretty sure walk speed is higher than games like SF, itâs just that there is no dashing.
With regards to dead zones, you can always walk forwards & backwards, or jump. Clearly the very short range of some neutral normals (jaina, degrey first hit) is intentional.
On both of those points sirlin seems pretty flexible, so it wouldnât surprise me if they change.
I mean, the dead zone doesnât exactly come up a lot. Jainaâs B is 13f compared to her 11f A or f+A, so there are very very few cases where thatâs an issue. Degray has pretty good grab range and frankly a chance to set up B is always nice, so Iâve never run into an issue with him either. None of the other members of the cast have an A that is shorter than their grab range (and Iâm not even sure about Jaina).
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Walkspeeds stopped being an issue for me as soon as I played other people (I can only see it being an issue with rook tbh, and heâs really fun to play regardless). Apparently faster walkspeeds are going to be tested anyway.
The deadzone is really common with DeGrey and you canât really set up B if the other character has a DP or is Rook. And whenever it happens it feels like crap; the point is that if you suspect a Yomi having a large throw range is a detriment all of a sudden. Itâs a bad intersection of mechanics which should be adjusted