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Are there any specific setups to make it more likely your opponent stays on the ground? I know for example Lisa has a knockdown with 6KK which is very hard to react to with a tech, which sets up her oki. So I'm looking for something similar for Diego.

Me: ''GG. I hope you don't mind my advice but you might want to consider mixing up your moves next time we fight. I throw punished your strings quite a bit which got me the win.'' Online opponent: ''Stfu grab spamming scrub xD''

@Coolcatn1kk1

Nope, too far away for me.

As much as I hate Forbidden Fortune I think The Throwdown is just as bad. The loops involving the crowd danger zones are infuriating as hell.

That's when you stop doing those throws. DOA is all about reading your opponent. Predict their next move. Get into their mindset. You don't want to do repeat the same things over and over again. If you suspect they're going to jab you can score an easy counter hit.

I've been called out for 'spamming' on two separate occasions today. Even though they're the ones attempting the same strings over and over again even after I've succesfully guarded said strings. Ironic, isn't it?

If your opponent is clever, they will adapt to your constant fuzzying and start attempting 12 frame throws or slightly delay their quicker throws. By the time the frames of a slow throw become active, you're very likely already back in a standing position, leaving you vulnerable to said throws.

Easy way to input Eliot's Choryo (3_P) into Bear Stance 16P in my opinion is 66~3P41236P. The half circle makes it feel more natural because it's one fluid motion.

GGs man. Your Helena is tough.

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