Fastest way to get out of dizzy?

[Kyokuji]

Never actually bothered looking in to it, but a couple people I played mashed out of dizzy in like 1 second so I figured I might as well jump on the boat.

What’s the quickest way out? Rotating the joystick? Just moving the joystick left and right? Do buttons matter?

[Mihai]

Do buttons matter?

LOL…NO, THEY CERTAINLY DO NOT.

[Gaijinblaze]

http://forums.shoryuken.com/showpost.php?p=2911930&postcount=10

dunno how right that is, but buttons do matter.

[R_T_S_D]

Try not to mash, rotate the stick for all 8 inputs, for the buttons i drum the punches consecutively but place my index back on jab as my ring finger leaves fierce to get the 6 drum inputs to repeat. Then you can try to hit the kicks randomly with the base of your hand but this can be hard depending on the button arrangement. Honestly though I can’t think of many situations where you would be able to mash out of a stun from a decent player so I doubt any of this effort matters.

[Commander]

I am not sure how that thread Gaijinblaze linked to could be correct

Like any other Capcom game, a direction or button (not including start) reduces dizzy time by one frame per input. With a programmable pad, you can shave down stun time to 1/7th of the figures given below. That’s how KYSG can mash out of dizzies in as few as 13 frames.

Depending on the last attack that you ate before the stars/birdies/angels/reapers appear, the game will randomly choose one out of 4 numbers. This number is the number of frames you would be dizzy without mashing.

Normal move - 90 or 110 or 130 or 150 frames
Normal throw - 120 or 140 or 160 or 180 frames
Special hit - 150 or 170 or 190 or 210 frames
Special throw - 120 or 160 or 200 or 240 frames
Super hit - 120 or 160 or 200 or 240 frames
Super throw - 150 or 190 or 230 or 270 frames

UOH’s and taunts aren’t mentioned, but I’d assume they count as special moves.

If the game runs at 60 fps, then none of these dizzy’s are above 3 seconds, but a non mashed dizzy is always greater than that. Or am I misinterpreting something here?

[Mihai]

Try not to mash, rotate the stick for all 8 inputs, for the buttons i drum the punches consecutively but place my index back on jab as my ring finger leaves fierce to get the 6 drum inputs to repeat. Then you can try to hit the kicks randomly with the base of your hand but this can be hard depending on the button arrangement. Honestly though I can’t think of many situations where you would be able to mash out of a stun from a decent player so I doubt any of this effort matters.

wat a scrub! my mashing method ownz urz 4 free…FL tomorrow

[EveryFlowerFlow]

I am not sure how that thread Gaijinblaze linked to could be correct

If the game runs at 60 fps, then none of these dizzy’s are above 3 seconds, but a non mashed dizzy is always greater than that. Or am I misinterpreting something here?

3 seconds is actually spot on for a non mashed stun.

[Mariodood]

Yeah, 3 seconds is actually a pretty long time in Street Fighter.

[Commander]

Just checked it out and counted a couple times and you both are right. Strange how it seems longer in game.

[YellowS4]

Mash for a sec with rotations, then rotations only. Not that hard to get out of them in under a second.

[Mihai]

Mash for a sec with rotations, then rotations only. Not that hard to get out of them in under a second.

That would still be over a second. I sense deceit!

[MagnetoManiac]

play marvel and learn how to mash. it always gets me out of jump stun combos

IE mak j.hk s.hpxxex hayate.