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Those are sick. Unfortunately, between lag online, and the tendency for the game to screw up 46/64 inputs, they are sometimes hard to get consistently, and something I definitely wouldn't consider a beginner. Plus, I think with the new patch they are changing up the properties for back turn...

Leifang didn't get too many major changes with the new patch, but I still wouldn't suggest the guide at this point, because of the changes to the rest of the cast. One of the reasons why Leifang is so hard to play is because she is very much a reaction/defensive-based char, which means you...

Same. Maybe that's why I didn't realize 1P was so good, because it seemed like I still got hit even when I was trying to crush. I only used 1P for the 1P4/(delay) second P mixup. Now 3P+K... I hope they never change this. This is my baby, my bread and butter. Probably my favorite move in...

Not bad at all. Could've been much worse. I more mad at the fact that I didn't know how good 1PP was until now. I would've used it at lot more if I knew that :p Two moves that I never considered using before (7K, 214P) suddenly became useful. It'll be hard trying to integrate them into...

Finally back home, which means finally a good connection. Paired with a new xbox means my Fang is back in business

You basically described the entire playstyle of Leifang. Parries and Crushes (also Grappling, advanced holds, but I think you get my drift). In my opinion Leifang's parries are better than Gen's, and she has a lot more useful crushes. Gen gets the upper hand because the crushes he does have...

I think that Lei has equal, or slight advantage vs. nearly the entire cast. I think her only her only losing matchup is vs. Tina. Tina can make Leifang pay dearly for trying to parry at the wrong time, and she doesn't have to worry much about Lei's crushes, because Tina's not going to be...

Its already the 21st here guys. No meteors or fireballs to report of

Will be back stateside by Christmas. About time, I havent touched online in a month because of my horrid connection here

Yes to all of what fork said for Leon, especially sidestep tackle and guaranteed ground throws. Arm grenade should be a GB with crazy lots of advantage so its actually useful this time. (If that were the case, I would probably use nothing else) His juggles should have the option of ending...

If you hit 9K in open stance, then you're opponent is left BT close enough for 6P+K to hit. When 6P+K hits a BT opponent, it causes a limbo stun. Try this combo, and you'll see how good 9K is. (open stance) 9K, 6P+K, 236P, 33P, 3P+K (CB) All of that, including the CB, is guaranteed if 9K...

In the original tier list thread, Raansu posted a video of him SEing the 3P+K. (I would post it, but I think the link was private) However, on that same page, someone else said he basically had to Mario Party 1 his d-pad to SE it, and even then he still only did like once out of 10 tries...

Not necessarily. If the first punch 3PP hits on CH (which it does most of the time because it crushes highs), then you have just one shot to hold the second P (again somewhat hard to do if you were pressing something to get CH in the first place). Once that second P hits, the CB is all but...

I'd say its dead even. Gen Fu beats Jann up close (he beats everyone really, except for maybe Leifang). His mids are a tad faster, and he has really good crushes that can stop Jann's pokes. He can also parry at disadvantage, to put the pressure back on. And we all know that all Gen needs is...

I agree that she her offense is solid, but I wouldn't have used those examples. Lei is faaaar from safe. The only guard breaks she has are her 6H+K and the last hit of 4PPP, which are both really easy to see coming. (O I forgot about 1P+K, but you'll rarely be having this blocked, I'll touch...

You have to realize thought that Leifang has always been advertised as a character with strong holds, and that she caters to a more defensive style of gameplay. At least you can say that is finally true in DOA5. In DOA4, she got nothing from her parries and her mid-kick counter was crap. Now...

Whoa, my computer spazzed on me. Sorry for the multi-post. If she could hit CB after 64P that would be broken. But she does get a free launcher, and her juggles are pretty damaging, so its still really good. Leifang can get a unholdable CB counter after her 6H hold. 6H, 64P, 3P, 2P+K...

Honestly, I don't think :3::4::p: is all that good. Especially if you're looking for guaranteed options. :6::4::p: is sooo much better for that. Just try using it your game more. You'll see Lei instantly gets a lot better.

She can reach threshold in 1 hit, because the CB isn't guaranteed, but everything else is. Instead of :3::P::4::P: after unshu throw, try :6::4::P: > :3::P: Neither of these moves are counterable or escapeable, so basically you got them at threshold for free. So now you can play with them...

Offense-wise, he did have some nice combos, especially from her wall throw. Defensive-wise, as most of the others pointed out, he was pretty meh. Defensive is supposed to be Lei's strength, and the only thing I saw him do was spam low counters. He rarely used her parries or advanced...