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Friday
Dec302011

T6 and TTT2 Instant While Standing Tutorial by Tyler2k

Good lord this puts my videos to shame. Good job tyler. Make sure you subscribe to his Youtube channel HERE

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Reader Comments (4)

Niice tutorial.. but what's up with that whispering sensual voice?

Friday, December 30, 2011 at 11:15 AM | Unregistered CommenterDrBhup

Good tuturial with a clear follow through concept. Hopefully in future videos he covers that not every WS attack becomes usable at the same time frame. Example? Ling Xiaoyu iWS+4 compared with Ling Xiaoyu iWS+2. Ling Xiaoyu WS+4 can be executed much sooner than WS+2.

Also that d/b or d/f should be taught as the iWS motion, not a partial fireball motion. Why? Not all characters have wavedashes. So, fewer WS attacks benefit from a motion rather than just entering crouch with the least amount of directional commands taking up frames as possible.

Friday, December 30, 2011 at 12:01 PM | Unregistered Commenter9thpixel

I've never known this till just now. How long have i been playing this game?

Friday, December 30, 2011 at 12:33 PM | Unregistered Commenter2BitJack

9thpixel: You also have to account for Ling ws+2 charge. The quicker you release 2 the quicker it's executed because for every frame you're still pressing 2 you're delaying the attack. You have to really quickly tap the button to get it out as fast as possible, and usually a normal buttonpress would last 2-3 frames. A move like ws+4 that can't be charged will always be executed just as fast.

Execution-wise there should be no difference in any iws-moves.
1 frame to press down,
1 frame to transition to d/f,
1 frame to release to neutral,
and then one frame to press the button.

Saturday, December 31, 2011 at 1:25 AM | Unregistered CommenterKatt

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