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You might have seen it already, but this thread has solid combos (videos and text!) for every character: Link My combo-learning strategy is to break them down into smaller pieces, practice those a bunch, and then string them together. Good luck!

I hadn't heard that song before, but I really like it, especially the harmonies. So... I put this thingy together. I don't know the best way to show how the parts line up, but this looks like it'll work. Top line is one player, bottom is the other, and the middle can be played by one/both...

No problemo! I was thinking about writing up a (rather short) guide for translating music to Big Band notation. Is that something anyone would be interested in?

I've got you covered. Intro: First Part: Second Part: I'm about to go double check it, tell me if you notice any mistakes! EDIT: Alrighty, I think it's all cleaned up now, enjoy!

It's caused by "undizzy", a mechanic that's in the game to keep combos from going on for a ridiculous amount of time. There isn't an in-game tutorial about it at the moment, but there is this handy thread that explains it really well.

You should definitely check out the compendiums Mcpeanuts made for both characters. Lots of great info in those. Also, I'd be happy to help you out with Big Band if you feel like jumping into a training lobby sometime!

In my experience, slowing stuff down can be handy. Skullgirls was my first fighting game too, and I felt like the inputs were flying past me as I pushed my way through the tutorials. Putting things at 50% helped me get the inputs under my fingers, and I gradually increased the speed until I was...

That certainly makes more sense than ghosts. Thanks for explaining things!

I checked it on another stage, and they didn't. Hm. I'll go look again. EDITS: Doesn't happen on Medici Tower, the Rooftops, or Streets of New Meridian. Empty Arena probably just has a spooky ghost crowd.

When playing against a team including Beowulf at NMO Arena (empty), the (nonexistent) crowd boos when he's defeated. I only checked retail, but it might be in beta as well.

Couple more: There's another burst bait you can do from the setup @fenster used. It isn't all that good, but it'll catch someone who's randomly mashing through the combo. s.HP after cymbal clash. Also, when your opponent is slightly above the ground (usually happens when you mess up...

I'm trying to make a video game, doing programming/game design stuff. Hopefully I'll have something to show you guys by mid-summer.

Skullheart User Name: Dr. Zeus Steam Community ID Link: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198047699890 Region: USA (Midwest) Main Character(s)/Team(s): Big Band! Skill Level: Intermediate +, I think?

I played Sacred Stones TONS, but it was also the only FE game I had for a long time. It's not my favorite game in the series overall, but I still enjoy wandering the world map and poking at zombies. Also, some of the best battle animations in the series, I think. Not too many of the characters...

I guess this would've fit in to some of the earlier conversations as well, but here's a big index of free programming books for those interested: https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-programming-books.md

No problem!

Transposed over some neat battle music:

Do you think it's possible and/or practical to time an e-brake so that you still have armor to block the burst, but you can do a full combo punish/reset/mixup thing after it? Eh, never mind. Went into training and tested it, and I don't think it really leads to anything useful. M A-train...

Okay, It's done. It'll take some practice to play the whole thing at full speed, but I know you can do it! Please let me know if I made any mistakes, I'll fix them right away!