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Here's how to get style:
- Taking 500 damage from opponent combos = +1 style
- Using Gishiki or Bankai = +1 style
- Parrying at close range = +3 style
- Parrying or blocking anything at longer range: +1 style
Style never decays and can be "cashed in" for Motivated any time Miko is flashing. Having more Style makes Motivated last longer.You can set the starting meter in single player anywhere from 0 to 9.99.
Also, Miko has a Hustle. It is called Immortal Temptation and requires L3 Meter.
::edit:: Removed Dropbox document. Please read the guide at the top of this post.
::edit:: I have updated the documentation for Void Trigger and Void Factor (their names, as far as I can tell), as well as Divine Burial's new instant kill requirements. Kudos to InklessBrush for providing patch notes; that made this much, much quicker.
Gishiki no longer provides a Void Trigger notch.
Oddities in the December 4th update:
1. Blocking or parrying at a distance will activate Void Factor unwillingly.
2. Parrying at close range makes Void Factor inaccessible for the remainder of the match due to setting you to 3 notches (which is not exactly 1).
3. Paled Heart counts as spending 3 bars of meter instead of 2 for Divine Burial, despite only costing 2.