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I kinda disagree with reasoning on point 7. In fighting games in general, some moves have dramatic animations if they hit, which is added purely due aesthetical reasons. These "on hit taunts" are no exceptions. They have frame advantage numbers they have because they are designed and/or coded...

Maybe I'm just bad, but this list looks more like "10 moves you shouldn't forget about" rather than "learn these 10 moves and you can claim that you started to learn the character". On a side note, why forum's "pretty notation" uses "F" for throws?

Thanks for making this thread. For some reason previous one escaped me before, and this kind of information is exactly what I was looking for recently.

Anyway, does anybody know the general gist of what was suggested?

@DestructionBomb Well, like I said, there are no "motions" per se on a controller I use. It seems I confused everyone else because I called a sequence of directional inputs "a motion" and referred to 6, 2, 3 as "DP". That wasn't the point, and to be honest, that was just a "cool story" post...

Welp, I'm KB scrub, so to me it's pretty much the same as DP. I'm not trying to re-invent terminology though. I'm not even Raidou player tbh.

Here's my cool story. When I first entered command training mode for Raidou, I was given the task to perform 623P. I thought, it's DP motion, what could possibly go wrong? I was doing it again and again, unable to understand what was wrong. I was getting a move that was definitely not P, 2P...