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First, whenever I try to pull off F. Captured, Shermie Spiral pulls of instead. Why does that happen?
Second, is her Shermie Flash DM naturally weak, or do you do something to make it stronger? Same goes for the SDM version; it's actually weaker than the DM version! Though I managed to OHKO an opponent with it. How does that happen?(Note: This is concerning her 2002 version; I don't know if she plays the same in 2002UM.)
Quote from: marchefelix on January 31, 2011, 01:13:23 AMFirst, whenever I try to pull off F. Captured, Shermie Spiral pulls of instead. Why does that happen?Are you using a PS2/360 control? because if you (have big thumbs) input the it will read it fine but if you do the to part too quickly it'll read it as instead, and if you're using stick you're probably still doing the input too fast.Inputting + / instead should make it easier. that or try to be more lenient with your input speed. QuoteSecond, is her Shermie Flash DM naturally weak, or do you do something to make it stronger? Same goes for the SDM version; it's actually weaker than the DM version! Though I managed to OHKO an opponent with it. How does that happen?(Note: This is concerning her 2002 version; I don't know if she plays the same in 2002UM.)It's fixed (damage wise) in UM, as for the OHKO I'm still not sure how it works, I've heard a lot of people say if you do random inputs while she's counting it'll make the SDM last longer, I've also heard people say that shouldn't press anything because it'll make the SDM stop immediately. All I know is if she counts to three during the SDM you get an automatic 100%. I dunno what the odds are and for all I know it might be random, but I'll look into this.
the move is the same, but the diference will be how much he went for the pinIf she counts to 3, you win
I'm talking about F. Captured.
Quote from: marchefelix on February 07, 2011, 07:09:51 PMI'm talking about F. Captured.It's a counter, if they attack her while she poses she'll grab them then do a suplex.