got it wired up and played with it briefly. the UP and DOWN are pretty tricky to get the hang of. diagonals are really easy. back and forward are pretty easy for me to get right away. side stepping is much improved. dashing is easy. crouch dash is easy. WS moves need to be practiced to relearn the crouch timing. so while I just got an easy CD I kinda lost my WS movelist till I practice more. I am having a lot of fun. everyone should try one of these at least once.
Nice case. Clean.
you likes my case? bud industries AC409 is the part number. got the feet on ebay.
I tested tekken for opposite directions. UP+DOWN=(not UP)+(not DOWN)=Neutral… and the same thing happens for LEFT+RIGHT. so holding all 4 directions gives you another Neutral. you can actually use the opposite direction as a neutral button. neutral or back is block in tekken so anytime you press back during a forward motion it acts as an instant neutral block. there is nothing game breaking with mashing directions. the side step attacks can get close to a 2 frame execution but you wont be side stepping characters that have a big reach if it cancels after 2 frames and goes right into an attack. you need to slow it down just enough to move out the way. using Bob, the wavedash is not as good as the crouch dash. the forward wavedash moves you in at the same speed as a run but the animation looks broken. I think the big advantage is not so much in speed but in the dash canceling to back dashing. you can cancel anytime and there is no animation. its a glitch animation. very good for baiting the wiff and setting up a guaranteed launcher into full combo.
I’ll have to checK that out. Thanks “BUD”.