problem with blocking... bugged controlls

[Al Simons]

hi hi i use some chars. of the game and use a fightstick or arcadestick (is the same) and i have find problem with bloking, mi controller is good because i have removed some pieces and re installed some others new parts i think is the game the problem plz help

[Al Simons]

Emerald Lance a écrit :

Can you upload a video of a replay or something? Something with the inputs visible on the side of the screen. I think that's the only way for us to actually see what the issue is.

how can i do that?

[Emerald Lance]

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Emerald Lance a écrit :

Can you upload a video of a replay or something? Something with the inputs visible on the side of the screen. I think that's the only way for us to actually see what the issue is.

how can i do that?

In the game, open a replay where you can point to a moment when the game isn't correctly blocking low, and then use a screen capture software like OBS to record it onto a video file. Then upload that to youtube and share the link here.

[Al Simons]

https://youtu.be/3LSyVjU2Y3I

[Meseki]

The things you were generally missing blocking were either low attacks while not holding down-back, or Chipp's Alpha Blade special, which specifically has to be blocked in the opposite horizontal direction of what's expected if he goes through you with it.

[Al Simons]

Meseki a écrit :

The things you were generally missing blocking were either low attacks while not holding down-back, or Chipp's Alpha Blade special, which specifically has to be blocked in the opposite horizontal direction of what's expected if he goes through you with it.

i know the alpha blade can i bloking with the shield

[Meseki]

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The things you were generally missing blocking were either low attacks while not holding down-back, or Chipp's Alpha Blade special, which specifically has to be blocked in the opposite horizontal direction of what's expected if he goes through you with it.

i know the alpha blade can i bloking with the shield

Blocking Alpha Blade requires that you hold toward the side Chipp starts the move from (for instance, at 0:53 in your video you would have to hold left or down-left to block that Alpha Blade).

[Al Simons]

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i know the alpha blade can i bloking with the shield

Blocking Alpha Blade requires that you hold toward the side Chipp starts the move from (for instance, at 0:53 in your video you would have to hold left or down-left to block that Alpha Blade).

but i try both but the problem is with all chars

[Meseki]

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Blocking Alpha Blade requires that you hold toward the side Chipp starts the move from (for instance, at 0:53 in your video you would have to hold left or down-left to block that Alpha Blade).

but i try both but the problem is with all chars

Then the problem is likely that you're blocking wrong, especially if your normal blocking habits are like what is shown in that video.

By default, you should be crouch blocking (holding down-back), and you should react to overheads by stand blocking (holding straight back). Most air normal attacks, the attack with the orange glow, and some other attacks are overheads, which can not be blocked while crouching, but they are able to be reacted to (either because they're slow or because you have to be in the air).
In contrast, most attacks that have to be blocked low (such as most crouching attacks) are fast enough that it is literally impossible to react to them, so that's why you should be crouch blocking most of the time you're blocking attacks.

[Al Simons]

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but i try both but the problem is with all chars

Then the problem is likely that you're blocking wrong, especially if your normal blocking habits are like what is shown in that video.

By default, you should be crouch blocking (holding down-back), and you should react to overheads by stand blocking (holding straight back). Most air normal attacks, the attack with the orange glow, and some other attacks are overheads, which can not be blocked while crouching, but they are able to be reacted to (either because they're slow or because you have to be in the air).
In contrast, most attacks that have to be blocked low (such as most crouching attacks) are fast enough that it is literally impossible to react to them, so that's why you should be crouch blocking most of the time you're blocking attacks.

sooo... im i wrong?

[Emerald Lance]

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Then the problem is likely that you're blocking wrong, especially if your normal blocking habits are like what is shown in that video.

By default, you should be crouch blocking (holding down-back), and you should react to overheads by stand blocking (holding straight back). Most air normal attacks, the attack with the orange glow, and some other attacks are overheads, which can not be blocked while crouching, but they are able to be reacted to (either because they're slow or because you have to be in the air).
In contrast, most attacks that have to be blocked low (such as most crouching attacks) are fast enough that it is literally impossible to react to them, so that's why you should be crouch blocking most of the time you're blocking attacks.

sooo... im i wrong?

Unfortunately, yes. It's alright though, this is a great opportunity to improve.

Generally speaking, in all 2D fighting games you should be holding down back to block everything, then switch to stand blocking when you see an overhead coming. Your default blocking should be crouch blocking, not stand blocking.

[Al Simons]

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sooo... im i wrong?

Unfortunately, yes. It's alright though, this is a great opportunity to improve.

Generally speaking, in all 2D fighting games you should be holding down back to block everything, then switch to stand blocking when you see an overhead coming. Your default blocking should be crouch blocking, not stand blocking.

ouh... sry

[Emerald Lance]

No worries, sometimes we just need somebody else to help us figure out where our weak spots are.