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Training Room / Re: Shortcut inputs in Combos in KoFXIII
« on: December 14, 2011, 09:30:43 PM »
simply for better understanding.
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Training Room / Re: Re: Precision practice with combos and movement
« on: December 10, 2011, 06:27:34 AM »Will double tapping buttons help at all like in 3s??
are you refering to plinking?
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Training Room / Re: Shortcut inputs in Combos in KoFXIII
« on: December 09, 2011, 11:18:07 PM »Check out our shortcut section.
that shortcut is a lil hard to understand just cuz well i come from ssf4 and im use to seeing the actual input stuff like
.another question i had. was can you buffer moves?
for instance can you take the motion for
? Does this work for lets say fireball-exsuper?
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Training Room / Re: Precision practice with combos and movement
« on: December 09, 2011, 09:59:05 PM »
I think something to watch out for when practicing execution for moves is, to first of course..
1) practice slow....for instance, umvc3/mvc3/ssf4ae/ ryu's hadoken is + [punch]
Even if you do it slow and a fireball doesn't come out, you still got the motion out. Here is the HARD part.
When the input is ON in practice. you should see a consistent +[punch] back to back.
I say this because you WILL often do (ssf4ae input style)
[Punch]
[punch]
vs the correct way
in both inputs a fire ball will still come out. But execution for strict timing games like KoF will help you improve your combos and help with super/ultra/neoMAX/etc etc.
2) They say to be good with your motions practice doing a move/combo/set-up about 10 times no mistakes.
If you mess up once, don't cheat yourself, start over from 1.
PRO's of course practice these moves over a 100 times no mistakes. This is what truely separates "men from the boys"
This should eliminate mashing. Reason you mash of course is mashing out "hope" lol
just know your inputs. practice your timing and moves. and of course get alot of play time in so you don't scrub out a mashed out super/ultra
1) practice slow....for instance, umvc3/mvc3/ssf4ae/ ryu's hadoken is
+ [punch]Even if you do it slow and a fireball doesn't come out, you still got the motion out. Here is the HARD part.
When the input is ON in practice. you should see a consistent
+[punch] back to back.I say this because you WILL often do (ssf4ae input style)
[Punch]
[punch] vs the correct way in both inputs a fire ball will still come out. But execution for strict timing games like KoF will help you improve your combos and help with super/ultra/neoMAX/etc etc.
2) They say to be good with your motions practice doing a move/combo/set-up about 10 times no mistakes.
If you mess up once, don't cheat yourself, start over from 1.
PRO's of course practice these moves over a 100 times no mistakes. This is what truely separates "men from the boys"
This should eliminate mashing. Reason you mash of course is mashing out "hope" lol
just know your inputs. practice your timing and moves. and of course get alot of play time in so you don't scrub out a mashed out super/ultra
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