The point of that was characters that have choices (yamazaki, gief, maki even, etc…) can get inside and have 2-3 options, the opponent doesn’t get a 100% safe escape. “Roll Super” will never be a good strategy in and of itself, but there are certain characters can roll super, in certain situations, it’s not a general tactic by any means. Just like, ‘SJ with nothing, fierce DP’ probably works in tournaments at times, but again, you can’t just throw it out there and call it a good solid tournament tactic you can depend on, it’s a freestyle tactic that misses more often than it hits when you treat it as a ‘good’ tactic instead of what it really is.
This leads (again) to the problem with denjin, the threat is not real. Just answer this simple question, what happens when i call your bluff? the previous 10 pages of defense have all been talking about the option of building your meter. What happens if i 1) can parry at a average level, and 2) don’t give a fuck about your denjin, and tell you to prove it. The whole EX tangent is smoke and mirrors. It’s just a very complicated rewording of mopreme’s tactic with shinsho… The difference is that if i call mop’s bluff, he supers me anyway, if i call your bluff, what happens? Actually using the denjin, is the only thing that seperates denjin ryu from the other two, and is all that needs to be backed up, without dancing for 1000 pages around the only real question that needs to be answered.
