On [media=youtube]_0tT3-MUixk&feature=related"[/media], he made it pretty clear that it’s better to have a stick than a pad for throw teching. Do you think so? If assigning a button to a throw macro as he says in the video, which button would work the best? Does the pad really allow for that much room for error in execution?
I depends what pad you use but I think stick is better in this case. When I go into training mode with input display and press throw repeatedly (on DS3), It usually comes out like this:
um my thumb is pretty long not freakishly long but long enough where i would mess up on a grab on a pad but on a stick i find it to be easier because i can use 2 fingers and use a os tech where I go by the rhythm of the block string. Its all about preference go with whatever you feel comfortable with. also training mode+patience can help you out too. ^^^^^ kelter skelter made a really good point embed that into your mind.
I know it’s because I mess up. The point is that it’s easier on stick because you can comfortably use two fingers. Main reason I mess up on pad is because the bottom of my thumb rests closely to the X button, so when I push down there’s more of a chance of hitting lk first and not getting a throw.