He is using the bot, I can very clearly detect every pattern. This guy has no idea what he's doing, yet his Izuna execution is better than motherfucking MASTER himself. Not only that, but I can clearly see how the bot user did not disable the "auto 7 script" (C.ahk) part of the bot which is limiting his gameplay really badly. He's trying to mask the constant 7 (W+A) by overriding it with taunts, 6 (Right Arrow) which has more priority (the analog stick vs D-Pad DOA priority mechanic).
Funny stuff, thanks for sharing this video, I will probably add to the instructions the recommendation to manually exit BusaBot_PX_C.ahk in future versions if the player wants a 50% human 50% bot behavior.
Looks like a mixture of bot mode, manual inputs, and lag inconsistencies. At both 0:25 and 1:03 you can see how that plays out, where the automatic mode tries to punish a low hold with 33T as soon as the recovery from their whiffed highs end. No one would risk the i12 punish there, and it's hard to swallow that they were predicting a low hold after their whiffed jab and KK. The 33T is too slow (either due to lag or imperfect scripting), causing them to be wide open for the 4P punish. Once that connects, the bot mode is able to respond, registers the 6PP string and immediately holds the high punch with an expert hold. I find it highly unlikely this situation would occur twice in near-identical fashion in that way.
He also seems to toss out a P+K on every knockdown. You could argue that's for oki purposes, except that he does it even after the lengthy low kick hold at the end, where every player would clearly know that the opponent was defeated long before the buffer window for the P+K kicked in. And then there's the part at 0:36 when he uses it as a wall bounce juggle.
I think he might have been turning the bot on and off. He does a lot of stupid shit with his strings but then hits crazy holds. Also, the "half-bot" version never holds the first move of stun, which he never did. Just black-list him. I luckily don't come across bots anymore but I'll add this Yan-Yan to my decline list if I ever run into him. Along with Wazaa and the Russian Naotora.
Darkthunder might be spot on actually. I think WAZAA mentioned something of turning it on and off in a match to be possible to make it look less obvious. While it is possible to commence those reads, this type of player seems a bit sketchy, I don't think he can redo those reads again in an environment that's not PC (even though I hear PC net battles is impressive.) - Still rather sketchy on this video though.
Do you know the bot can be activated on and off during the match now? Let me tell you a strategy to win: playing naturally in neutral, do some strike, take damage and bam... turn on the bot in bad situation; then turn it off, do strike, take damage... repeat. It does require some serious training, but when you mastered it, you would be... invincible... on PC.
That's not a bot, it would've gotten a near perfect or perfect Victory since they hold and punish 97% of everything, that player took to much damage to be deemed a bot
It's probably a bot. You have no idea how perfect the bot tool was improved now. If you want to try the PC version, you better prepare to deal with a bot lol.
lol not a hack and also not best player either. What he is simply doing is making reads. He is probably familiar with all hit levels from Kasumi's basic strings which is why you got held a lot. Also you were being kind of predictable here as well and he adapted to how you played.
That's what I wanted to say but I was afraid to. He made good reads but that's just being predictable since 4PP and WU K6K are so seeable. He also took quite a bit of damage on his part
