dawgpilez
Member
Is it best to practice getting the timing and judging frames by doing training and putting the coms on fastest for escapes?
I pretty much never complete ever. I've got to the 2nd stage a couple of times while being complete it a number of times on Fast level coms. for some reason (probably from playing a specific Christie player in DOA4) I can complete almost without fail on com fastest level. But my favorite moves and and it's tank wheel variant... never get past the first attack. It would probably kill the skill required to complete the moves, but are their any visual cues or anything in the game beyond the near useless 'combo throw' popup that are either in the game or user made that would be of use? I figured the coms would be good, but it's about as difficult to judge these things as it is trying to complete Akira's combo training.
This is especially important for b/c Bayman lacks a crouching throw that isn't a combo and that can give some major damage considering the ever popular trend of low holding to get out of strings (which I still don't really do).
I pretty much never complete ever. I've got to the 2nd stage a couple of times while being complete it a number of times on Fast level coms. for some reason (probably from playing a specific Christie player in DOA4) I can complete almost without fail on com fastest level. But my favorite moves and and it's tank wheel variant... never get past the first attack. It would probably kill the skill required to complete the moves, but are their any visual cues or anything in the game beyond the near useless 'combo throw' popup that are either in the game or user made that would be of use? I figured the coms would be good, but it's about as difficult to judge these things as it is trying to complete Akira's combo training.
This is especially important for b/c Bayman lacks a crouching throw that isn't a combo and that can give some major damage considering the ever popular trend of low holding to get out of strings (which I still don't really do).