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Akira does a move that's +1 on block, you SS after this and you get thrown from 64T. You lost 106 points of health because you tried to SS (health is 300). See what happens when you tried to SS so much? SS is a good positive note but just pointing out that this will happen if you tried to use...

@Lulu Throwing in situations is always a risk, but there are moments where you don't have to throw at all and you wait till the person does a SS attack and then Akira can nail a free throw right afterwards. If Akira gets stepped that's a "player" problem.

You should definitely sidestep if you are playing against an Akira who is aggressive 100% of the time while being oblivious that you are sidestepping, but just remember that SS is a read. If you get thrown/tracked for this, that's on you.

Akira can do 2P (+1 on NH) into 66P. Common problems is that people attack after getting hit with 2P or from his +1 jab. Akira player can also do a jab/2p and wait for you to SS attack and boom, Akira threw you for it. So what is the most safest choice here? you let him finish 2P > 66P because...

Also to note that not every one has a quick SS attack. You could step Akira and he'll still have enough time to block because of recovery alone from your character, or Akira. The common problem from what I witnessed from players fighting Akira is attacking in situations where they shouldn't attack.

Akira's main source of general weakness throughout the games is that you eliminate his offense where it's no longer his turn. Sidestep is just icing on the cake because I do it, but it's not the definite answer to Akira's problem because sidestepping is a read.

"Fuudo: Akira become more read if you change his attack".

Someone asked me to do a move comparison between the two games, I don't have VF5FS on PS3 though.

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