How do you get out of stun really fast?

Classic Fighting Games Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
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Ok, ive seen some videos where people get stunned and then like 1/2 a second later they are unstunned. I have heard try mashing as fast as you can, obviously, but is there any sort of method that is proven? Does twirling the stick help or anything like that?

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Try doing a 360 motion while mashing the buttons really fast

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A while ago, someone said the fastest way was to mash all the buttons, and left and right as quickly as possible.

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Mash, inhumanly fast. :slight_smile: I think streak described how mopes does it somewhere. Shrug

Just try not to break the controls. It doesn’t matter if you’re out of stun without a joystick. You’ll still get mollywhoped.

EDIT: thx to Doom for the correction. :smiley:

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it was streak who told it strakka :wink:

anyway, shake it form left to right, if you make 360 you might get some move out or jump and immediately attack, which gives your opponent a free combo…

and ow: some characters come out of dizzy faster i think or maybe thats cvs2 only

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My bad. :smiley: Post edited accordingly. With props! What more could you ask for! Wow! I don’t believe!

Fuck. 2:30am makes you extra-jittery.

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some characters naturally get out of stun with ease (Alex comes to mind. I shall never use Denjin against him again, lol)

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agree :karate:

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Idk Neidel, I can mash pretty fast I guess. I shake from left to right while pianoing punches, short, and rh.

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im not tlaking about you, DILL HOLE. some guy in a video.

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I got 5 dill holes right here. shakes fist :tup:

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I wiggle the stick back and forth and drag my fingers back and forth horizontally across the space inbetween the top row of punches and the bottom row of kicks. I use all 4 of my fingers and try to shred the buttons like cheese.

Some people use thier whole hand across all 6 buttons like karate kid wash-on wash-off motion kinda.

I use my fingers to about the middle nuckles and I run them inbetween the top and bottom rows because (especially on japanese buttons) you are then pressing the edges of the buttons that are closest to eachother, thus minimizing movement.

I try to think of the same concept as like taking a quarter and dragging it across the buttons, except of course there’s no time to use an object so I use my fingers.

If anyone else has any other ways that work well let us know!