Flowcharts

So today I had a good run. I fought Chibiaya and was able to hold my own. I actually was able to fight on equal ground with him. I was able to smash HerkdawgIII but I think he was more rusty and i was hot from having just fought Chibiaya. Then I played against RedSonRising a friend that herkdawgIII found who'd seen a lot of our vids. The other day he brought out his wolf for the first time against me and I had a really hard time winning. I was actually getting beat more than not. But today I was able to actually apply the knowledge I've been trying to work on.

Finally I fought Manjimaru for a good hour or so. He was another akira player and he wiped the floor with me for a while. Strangely enough i wasn't getting frustrated from the losses though because I wasn't losing because I wasn't inputing correctly but because I didn't quite know how to stop akira's offense. I was slowly starting to figure it out and by the last 20min I was winning every few matches. Afterward we talked about ways I could beat him more regularly and I'm going to start making a list of the strategies to be implemented and flowcharts to be used.

Flowcharts
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PP> 6P or 236P+K>mixups or throw or pause 6P

I'll come back to explain these later. I feel like the follow up options deserve a section of their own so just keep reading down the page.


3P+G(BT) P,3P,K

apparently Manjimaru has used this with great success. I am going to start using it and find out some if it is truely as powerful as he thinks it might be. Normally I wouldn't use this unless I find my opponent is 2P me after the 3P since the follow-up K will beat for a stagger>big combo. Maybe the BT state confuses people. From my initial testing on Lenard_McCoy it seems to work well to catch people by surprise. I wouldn't want to abuse it

PK~G>6P or Throw

This will work on more advanced players but can be risky against lower lvl's. This is because a noob won't know they should block the K so they'll probably mash a p and you'll end up getting hit. Works wonders on better players though. I knew about the throw but I ever thought of using 6P before to mix it up

236P+K,K>OMP or 2P or PP>mixups

after the flip K you are at +1 which is a great place to be. It means if you OMP and your opponent 2P's you will get a CH and stagger =awesomeness. From that you can go to your 6P+K,P combo.


alright I'm going to sleep i'm going to edit this later