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Seriously though, that would have been a great business move on Sega's part. "Sure your customers can play with our characters, just as as long as they buy our game".

I have no faith in them fixing any gameplay problems via a patch, so I'm just hoping it's a netcode fix. In fact, the promise of a patch actually makes me somewhat nervous, in a nail-meet-coffin type of way.

It looks like he does his sidestep punch, which seems to be his 3p.

To answer my own question, at the very least the second punch of the string still exists as it can be seen in this video at 1:20: I love this attack, I hope it's still safe. Also, another thing this video shows is that Eliot can't 236f+p and then do 9k straight away anymore.

Not a spoiler? Must be a clone or something stupid then.

In a stage with a roof is it possible for Gen to 236h+p them into it, and then have time for a guaranteed 44p back into the roof?

You can now perform a powerblow.

Isn't it somewhat funny that Leon's MMA-esque GnP style of fighting has become so overwhelming popular in the past 10 years, more so than the fighting style of any of the other characters, yet it wasn't enough to safe him from being replaced by a younger, good looking female character. I'm not...

She throws a surprising amount of front kicks. Must be a student of Seagal.

She's oddly great at striking, so I wonder what her grappling ability is like. If she can soccer kick a downed opponent then she's the best character ever.

I'll probably just jump online first.

He did a follow up video were he discusses his conversation with rikuto, and how he acted a bit hasty. S'all good.

That's the best news I've heard all day.

Nope, unsafe. You could free cancel before the second punch though, or just delay it. I rarely throw it out when playing the stun game though, it's mainly a juggler and force tech move for me.

I actually think it's one of his best. Has a followup most people won't see coming. Gained a new high followup that launches. Allows for low juggles when pp and 6p won't hit the opponent. It's main use is probably that you can force tech your opponent with it, and when done so 1k and 6p+k...

The PP string is simply his jab/reverse string that every other character has, don't be fooled because it ends the same way as seven other strings. Rather, most of his strings link into his 6p(p). The differences in the strings are small, but important to know. For example, his 6p will allow...

I'm not really following your question sorry, but this above is incorrect. Nothing links into his pp string, as of doa4 anyway. Yep, he gained it in dimensions. They also made the second punch from 4p a high, meaning he now has a pretty great 3-way mix-up from that string.

Is there any videos of him doing the air throw from handstand? Also have you played the game or did gather all this just from watching? Impressive work nonetheless. Out of curiosity what moves are guaranteed. BT 4P i'm assuming?

I suppose it doesn't even matter really. The main use of that string was for a ridiculously easy untechable set-up, which will no doubt be gone in doa5 anyway. I will miss punishing people who though 1P+KP was unsafe though.

I haven't seen his old 1P+K string used at all, so I'm inclined to believe it's gone. That would be really disappointing as it was one of his top 5 moves in doa4. I think the new 1P+K is a critical burst, no?