I Have A Button Mashing Problem...

VirtuaKazama

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I just wanna go out on a limb and tell the whole FGC and the DOA community that I will admit the fact that I have a button mashing problem.

Why mash? I do it mostly when I panic under pressure. Yea, I'll admit it: I get nervous and that's not good. It's like on training mode I felt like I know what I was doing, but as I got into the actual game I start to get nervous and panic.

I understand that the FGC frowns upon button mashers. But I need to control it.
 

Ghosty-J

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I think I can relate <_< I tend to button mash when I'm excessively rusty and suffer some brutal losses along the way. I get in enough real fights to warm up, get my groove back, and start hauling tail. But know when I start panicking, I'll end up mashing like crazy :U Not sure if I can fix it at this point since it's based on reflex these days...
 

VirtuaKazama

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If you guys saw the FSD stream that Sorwah put up a couple weeks ago, you could see how poorly I played.
 

Chaos

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I just wanna go out on a limb and tell the whole FGC and the DOA community that I will admit the fact that I have a button mashing problem.

Why mash? I do it mostly when I panic under pressure. Yea, I'll admit it: I get nervous and that's not good. It's like on training mode I felt like I know what I was doing, but as I got into the actual game I start to get nervous and panic.

I understand that the FGC frowns upon button mashers. But I need to control it.
I'm breaking that habit when I'm under pressure and the button mashing panic attack is quicky fading away :)
 

Ghosty-J

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I kind of have a small way of suppressing that urge to MASH. The moment I'm against the ropes at any point of a fight, I just stay calm and realize that I'm gonna get screwed no matter what. And by a bleak miracle, I try to execute whatever tactic I learned in Training to apply to the game and start working some magic. And if something ends up working in my favor, I tend not to question it and keep at what I've been doing.
 

MajesticBlue

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I kinda find I don't hit enough buttons when I play. Every option I have is too scary hahaha. So I have the opposite problem. At least if you mash you have a chance to get some damage. If only punishing worked better online...
 

X51

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I have the proble that I still don't know when to hit buttons after a successfull block... So I end up mashing to get the "timming" and end up butt kicked again.

Also with less than 2, and even some 3-4, quality connection I'm unavailable of time anything, I drop every single juggle follow up always.
 

Awesmic

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I just wanna go out on a limb and tell the whole FGC and the DOA community that I will admit the fact that I have a button mashing problem.

Why mash? I do it mostly when I panic under pressure. Yea, I'll admit it: I get nervous and that's not good. It's like on training mode I felt like I know what I was doing, but as I got into the actual game I start to get nervous and panic.

I understand that the FGC frowns upon button mashers. But I need to control it.
Try being frowned upon for reasons other than button-mashing, then you can talk about problems.

This is nothing.
 

Brute

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Sometimes you have to. For example, with Mila's triple somersault (double force-tech) into grapple set-up, really your only option is to mash 2T repeatedly and hope you can catch her in the tiny as window you get before the tackle connects.
 

VirtuaKazama

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Another thing that I haven't mentioned is that sometimes people try too hard while doing combos.
 
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