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Good luck on your run and take things easy!

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@@MrCactuar13 that's what it was bro I was playing persona 4 arena ultimax and blah blue cross tag for 2 weeks

@@MrCactuar13 great vid btw it helped a lot

All great points I agree with for the most part. I personally like using Ignatz and Raphael purely for their early game utility, but investing in them definitely pays off.

I don't participate in discord servers outside my friend groups but I'm down to join and run some sets

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Heh sorry, I didn't want to pigeon hole myself to just fighting game content

oh no im completely memeing your videos are quality to anyone who watches them in that specific game. im forever grateful towards your aigis tutorial@@MrCactuar13

I would say it's more height dependent than spacing dependent, making sure 236L doesn't hit the opponent after 2H. If they're farther to where close 5M doesn't come out then you can do 5LL>236M to end out the combo. And finally I recently discovered you can option select 2H>623L>236L to ensure you get DP on regular anti-air and 236L on counter hit.

It's true. It also does it when grounded if I recall right. It lifts them into the air for you.

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[g]c.H is a bit special because it hits multiple times. You dont particularly need to hitstop OS for potential counterhits because you already have extra time to react and buffer the correct option.

also if im playing yuel, it would be 5H > 214L / 22H right? or do i not need to do this since 22h is plus

@@affinity601 I wouldn't option select 214L because it can be interrupted on reaction. 236L is -3 on block so it's still safe. You can do 22H as your follow up and combo into 5H or far 5M depending on how close you are. Technically you can interrupt 5H>22H but it is very difficult to react to so up to you to decide if it's worth the effort.

tyty, ill test things out and see how both options work out@@MrCactuar13

Yeah I should have done an audio test first but by the time I went into editing I would have needed to rerecord everything

If you get more into video editing you can try playing with only sound effects during recording and edit the music in later. Makes editing way more flexible

would recommend looking up how to separate the audio tracks in your recording software, that way you can adjust desktop volume and mic volume in editing separately.

@@Holidoll I'm using OBS to record and I do have game and mic audio separated. Like I said I really needed to do a sound test at the start. I'll probably redo the video and make a new upload.

Check the description for a link to the full combo guide

What input method are you using? If you're using the technical input it is possible but you do need to know some input tricks. I'm just using up+forward skill button+heavy. You want to hit U right after H Setsuna, then you can just do 9Sk+H as soon as the animation ends

@MrCactuar13 I started out with only technical inputs and yesterday and today I've tried mixing in simple to see if that helps but I'm too dense. I can't seem to make it work.

@@jtp93 if you're doing technical then do the TK input, 2149H. Do 214 during Setsuna, then 9H as soon as the animation ends. Accuracy is more important than speed here. If you don't get a full quarter circle back input then instant Crescent Moon won't come out

@MrCactuar13 I finally got it consistently. I had to slow down your video to .25 to pay better attention to your inputs but I got it now thanks for the advice!

I learned recently the damage bonus is only applied out of combo, so you don't even lose out using the shortcut. TK forward input is 2149H btw

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💀 Disregard me, I just saw the reply from 3 days ago. I'll just wait it out till then. You are still the goat for giving us this guide.

@@Smilos_ Thank you so much! I guess I'll figure out how pastebin works and upload the list of combo notations.

Isnt it the same as gran's?

What does TK mean?

@@youngthomasyorke4074 TK stands for Tiger Knee. It is a technique to use an air special as early as possible in your jump. For Narmaya, this would be 2147 H. Essentially, the 214 input is for the special move, and then the 7 allows you to jump and already have the 214 input available so all you need to do is press H and you get her little flip move. I believe the commenter is just using it to refer to the action of low aerial specials instead of the input though (which seems to be also be a valid use as far as I am aware), as using the skill button doesn't require the 214 input. So instead you can just do 87 S. As far as why it's called Tiger Knee, I believe that would be a reference to the Street Fighter character Sagat, who I know has a move called Tiger Knee. Similar to how the 623 input is frequently referred to as DP input as a reference to Ryu's Rising Dragon Punch.

@@jaketerpening3284 Tiger Knee! Got it thank you.

I can't believe I just now found out that you can do that. I always did the TK input and the damage increase is just not worth it

I am actually interested in trying her out, no promises though lol

yeah I put them in because combos alone won't make people better fighting game players, knowing how to actually apply some game knowledge is important

​@MrCactuar13 awesome mindset as someone sharing their knowledge! honestly id consider titling this kind of thing "beginners guide" or "primer" or something it might actually get more traction which you clearly deserve ^-^

I also agree and appreciate this extra effort in helping people to learn the game

I think the 2H>22H U 2H juggles are just very spacing dependent, you wanna be close but not too close. It also helps to do U 2H sooner than later from what I've tried (these videos take a lot of attempts lol). But honestly I think 2H>22H 5H>236M is good enough for consistency.

5M is numpad notation for having the stick/d-pad in neutral position while you push whichever button is assigned to Medium attack (M). Check out the fighting game glossary for numpad notation: glossary.infil.net/?t=Notation

oh ok thanks a lot

No I'm not cool enough to tiger knee it lol, I'm using 9H+Sk Also I was hoping this game would have a combo recipe mode but unfortunately it doesn't exist outside the combo trials. I didn't want to clutter the screen with inputs. Maybe I can make a pinned comment with inputs or put a link to a pastebin in the description?

Hey thanks for the kind words. As for improving your combo consistency, my advice is practice, practice practice. And don't just practice against a dummy, practice against the CPU at a level that's challenging enough for you to have to work your way in a bit but maybe not so challenging you can never get in. If you're dropping combos, stick to a more basic combo until you can get the consistency for that down and work your way up to the more "optimal" stuff. Narmaya already has above average combo damage so you don't have to optimize to get damage off her. On defense, that's not advice that I can really sum up easily in a video. For one I'm mostly just a lab monster who doesn't play vs that much and I'm not amazing in a real match. But if you're struggling against any particular matchup, best advice is to go to training mode and learn the frame data so you know when to counterattack. And also remember that Narmaya has decent pokes herself, and ultimate moves are your friend. U Setsuna gets you conversions from mid screen and U Crescent Moon is straight up a neutral skip that leads to full combo. Good luck with your matches.

@@MrCactuar13 thank you fo your kind words. Truth to be told this is really my first fighting game with good net code kn which I've been trying to improve, as well as my second fighting game ever. First was vanilla versus and that died down super fast, so ig I don't really know the match ups that well. I'll take your words to heart and start practicing against cpus and in training mode