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You can't always go by prediction, only bad players are predictable.
It always comes off an attack, so just be ready whenever they land a hit to dodge.
Sidestep works, practice it
but changing guards just delays your dodge.
If you think Valk's sweep is hard to react to, you should definetely practice something. The sweep is so bad you can't do anything with it except with OOS throws.
There's nothing to predict, it's just a telegraphed slow move, easy to react.
Even if it was 100ms faster it would still be easy to react to.
"im good at this already" "i need to predict it", these two things shouldn't be in the same sentence.