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can/will use it. This will help you "read" and reduce the need for reaction speed. However, if it's truly mindless spam, even that has limits. You only have so much drive gauge. They went first, so they will (in most cases) reach that limit first. Spam yours back.
It's funny you speak about drive impact spammer noobs.
I just fought a DI noob Ryu player only using DI.....no even one single hadoken during 13 matches !!!! Can you imagine, not one hadoken ????
Best thing you could do is : losing one or 2 matches to see how the idiot operates. Once you know his attack patterns which will certainly be 90% of the time the same, you will be able to hard punish him and empty his meter.
That's what I did and everytime I made him empty his meter he was clueless and lost.
Let those donkeys spam their DI until they lose all their gauge, then take care of them. Remember not to use DI yourself, you will be less predictable.
Well DI is not a skill that is meant to be spammed but it is surely annoying in the sense that not seeing any other combination than this attack makes you want to take a nap....
But since it's like a crush counter, all these fools use the easiest way to win. Remember that they can't even combo which is a great advantage.
Like you said, parrying, a fast back step or a jump over the opponent and back attack combos are sufficient against them.
DI's use in neutral falls off hard as players play safer, and many people use blockstrings that'll naturally beat a DI in one way or another. Its main use in a match becomes to get a big opportunity off of reading a committed poke. Like a sweep, for example, or anything slow and uncancelable.
If they are willing to DI in your face, just be ready to grab.
if they actually are good at spacing, find a string you can play footsies with a good recovery so you can either take the hit on block or counter DI on reaction.
If you are hitting buttons though I think cancel into DI is better. Against most people I am aware of it, but if someone is mashing that you just sit on DI and mash it when they mash it.
Easy combos. Its a great way to do tons of damage if someone keeps using it