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i am wondering why the damage is totally same,but yours is more stable.
i am wondering why the damage is totally same,but yours is more stable.
i don't use daisy pusher often,because battle opera does less damage but it can help me reset easily.My guess on the damage bit is that you're using daisy pusher at the optimal point, where it's getting the most damage and scaling the combo the least. Honestly, I so rarely spend meter on squigly combos that I lose track of the actual damage they deal.
Other than corner, she can hit really hard there.
It is possible to dash under and allow yourself to keep that positioning.
I'm not worried about the burst. Just damage. Just coincidence it ends in burst. And if they do alpha counter, they'd have to use meter, which is always good for us.
i usually start with hp if i can. i know the first two attacks are free but does a multi hit attack like j.hk scale your combo immediately?
I don't play on PC or have the equipment to record things. I wish I could show it rather than explain it. I play on console (XBOX).
Thanks @J. Underground! Of course not to be an elitist jerk, but I must reiterate, http://skullheart.com/index.php?thr...-undizzy-combo-thread.907/page-12#post-270319 that post has what you need in what I know to be the most optimized thus far.
Also...I think this probably belongs moreso in the tech thread so others can see it while looking for tech.
Don't worry about sounding like a jerk. To be honest, this is my first time posting in Skullheart Forums. Please do correct me if you feel the need to, so we can avoid stuff any repeats. I don't know who knows what, and I probably should have read it all first. But, I was just messing around with a combo I saw here and figured I was onto some stuff, and give some knowledge, if I could. If it was already here, you're doing the right thing by letting me know. Especially, if you think it belongs in another forum. So, you're good. Don't worry about it.
And, thanks actually.