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Top Row:
Medium, Heavy, Block
Bottom Row:
Light, Unique, Dash
If you have more buttons on the top of your stick, you can also assign Skill to make use of easy-input specials. Otherwise, Dash is the most expendable button in my layout and could be replaced with Skill (the Block button is necessary for performing Spot Dodge and you can't do without it for that alone).
The advantage to my method is that Light, Medium and Heavy are under the thumb, index and middle fingers respectively, which makes chaining into Triple Attacks very natural. It's a bit like Guilty Gear's Layout A.
66L (or dash+Light) is also really easy in my layout because you just hold Forward and hit Dash and Light in quick succession.
Otherwise, arrange your buttons however feels most comfortable to you.
People should not feel bad about learning how to use the Sk button, it makes some combos 100% consistent which is a bigger damage buff than introducing points of failure. Also instant DP is pretty sick.
I also use six buttons
Top
L M H
Bottom
U B S updated to U S B
Block Light Medium Heavy
Dash Skill Unique Grab
Only downside from this for me right now is sometimes my muscle memory goes for light + skill to grab, which obviously doesn't work
Top: L M H Bl
Bottom: U Sk Th D
I'm still very new to this game so I may change it later but for now I feel comfortable with this setup. At least I can comfortably use the super/ulti modern inputs when I feel the need to make them consistent.
Top: L M H Sk
Bottom: U Bl D Th
I might swap Bl with Th tbh though to give it a closer bind. I don't think you really need the throw bind in this game.
L M H (Dash)
Block Skill U (Throw)
I use both technical and simple inputs, so I want everything I need for special variations close together. Also I like having H and U in the same column since those are the super buttons.
I don't really use the throw and dash buttons.
In theory I like the layout, but it still feels a little confusing, especially the block position is throwing me off, because thats not where I would have put it in other games.