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・Weakness Peculiar to Guard Break Attacks
・Fuzzy Guarding followed by Crouching, FGC
・Weakness Peculiar to Guard Break Attacks
・Fuzzy Guarding followed by Crouching, FGC
12・9 Weakness Peculiar to Guard Break Attacks
Figure 12−23
Figure 12−24
12・10 Fuzzy Guarding followed by Crouching, FGC
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Diagram 12−6
Figure 12−25
Diagram 12−7
Figure 12−26
Diagram 12−8
Figure 12−27
Diagram 12−9
Figure 12−28
Diagram 12−10
References
[1] Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 3
[2] Attack Levels 1
[3] Forced Choice after Wall Hit
[4] Anticipating the Coming Moves 1
[5] Measures against Defensive Move
[6] Attack Levels 4
[7] Advantage and Disadvantage
[8] Guaranteed Attacks: After Guarding
[9] Fuzzy Guarding 1
[10] Guaranteed Attacks: After Whiffing
[11] Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 1
[12] Top Tips for Command Input 2
[13] VFDC, Wiki, Throws: ttp://virtuafighter.com/wiki/throws/
[14] High Throws at Large Advantage
[15] Fuzzy Guarding 2
[16] Guarding Throw Escape, GTE
[17] 超法規的大関.Blog: ttp://blog.livedoor.jp/jpsohzeki/archives/50527747.html
[18] 超法規的大関.Blog: ttp://blog.livedoor.jp/jpsohzeki/archives/50526821.html
You might think that guard break attacks[1] is a formidable attack, but GBA would go well only when the opponent is at standing guard (including Wall Hit).[2,3] In chapter 12−3, the player beat GBA with low punch 2P and gained a certain amount of advantage (7 frames, See Figure 12−20, click here). That would be a poor return (click here if you want to see Supporting Information).[4]
A happy choice of attacks is one of the most important methods because almost all of Guard Break Attacks classified into High Attacks.[2] The crucial point of a matter is that the player should hit swiftly with a violent blow to vanquish GBA as well as Delayed Attack.[5] There is no doubt that Akira’s Tetsuzankou 466P+K (17 frames attack) is suitable for the purpose (Figure 12−23. See also Figure 12−21, click here).
Figure 12−23
The sole exception is Akira's Gekiho Honko 2P+K+G which is classified into Special Mid Attack.[6] There's no need to be frightened of the attack. As mentioned chapter 4,[7] the enormous advantage, 10 frames,[8] would be realized by being hit (including counter hit) with Gekiho Honko (Figure 12−24).
Figure 12−24
12・10 Fuzzy Guarding followed by Crouching, FGC
You might be very depressed as your precious equips no suitable attacks involving crouching detection.[2] Here, we would like to introduce a useful defensive technique called 'fuzzy guarding followed by crouching, FGC'.
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First of all, you should pay attention to the chronological change of the state during standard Fuzzy Guarding (Diagram 12−6, at 4 frames disadvantage). After inability time, forward crouch dashing takes 7 frames to standing from crouching state. Note that, during the 7 frames, you can rekey command for natural crouching.[9]
Diagram 12−6
To demonstrate, in the figure below Player 1 has entered an ideal command input for FGC after blocked Jouho Touken 6P (Diagram 12−7). As you can see, the Catch of Player 2 failed and Youhou 33P was guaranteed on the recovery phase of Catch Throw (Figure 12−25):[10] You would remember Sensuous Fuzzy Guarding which was the required technique in the same scenario (chapter 12−1).[11]
Figure 12−25
Diagram 12−7
Following the same setup, Player 2 chooses to counter attack with Screw Hook 63214P instead, but that's successfully blocked by Player 1 using the same input (Figure 12−26). Again notice that Player 1 can change his state from crouching to standing over in just 1 frame (Diagram 12−8, highlighted light blue).[2] In this scenario, the follow-up, Screw Lariat 63214PP, will whiff Player 1 at natural crouching and leave Player 2 vulnerable.
Figure 12−26
Diagram 12−8
Now let's return to the main problem of fuzzy guarding followed by crouching. In the example below, Player 1 successfully evades Player 2’s 1-frame delayed Push (17, 16 + 1, frames attack)[12] with 2nd input for crouching (Figure 12−27). As mentioned above, Player 1 should rekey 1, 2 or 3 by 7th frame after inability time in order to maintain crouching state (Diagram 12−9. highlighted light blue). The key note is that:
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Figure 12−27
Diagram 12−9
If you are in the position of Player 2, a good answer would be to use slow Mid Attacks compared to the Guard Break Attack. Indeed, 1-frame delayed Heavy Toe Kick 44K+G (17, 16 + 1, frames attack) should beat FGC performed by ideal command input (Figure 12−28 and Diagram 12−10). Stand Neck Clutch 4K+GP+G, the follow-up, is a typical Hit Throw[13] which is one of the subject in the next chapter.[14]
Figure 12−28
Diagram 12−10
Note 1
In chapter 12−2, we described the weakness peculiar to Fuzzy Guarding.[15] Low Throws can catch the player during Fuzzy Guarding as the opponent will be in a crouched state. The ‘fuzzy guarding followed by crouching’ might overcome the weaknesses if you combine FGC and Guarding Throw Escape (click here if you want to see the video). In principle, GTE generally involves problems arising from the restriction of command input. It would be worthwhile that the restriction never be a problem in the practice of FGC (See chapter 17).[16]
In chapter 12−2, we described the weakness peculiar to Fuzzy Guarding.[15] Low Throws can catch the player during Fuzzy Guarding as the opponent will be in a crouched state. The ‘fuzzy guarding followed by crouching’ might overcome the weaknesses if you combine FGC and Guarding Throw Escape (click here if you want to see the video). In principle, GTE generally involves problems arising from the restriction of command input. It would be worthwhile that the restriction never be a problem in the practice of FGC (See chapter 17).[16]
Note 2
The truth is, the explanation of Diagrams for FGC would be much more complex. You are referred to ‘超法規的大関.Blog (Ed., Ohzeki)’ for a much more detailed analysis.[17,18]
The truth is, the explanation of Diagrams for FGC would be much more complex. You are referred to ‘超法規的大関.Blog (Ed., Ohzeki)’ for a much more detailed analysis.[17,18]
References
[1] Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 3
[2] Attack Levels 1
[3] Forced Choice after Wall Hit
[4] Anticipating the Coming Moves 1
[5] Measures against Defensive Move
[6] Attack Levels 4
[7] Advantage and Disadvantage
[8] Guaranteed Attacks: After Guarding
[9] Fuzzy Guarding 1
[10] Guaranteed Attacks: After Whiffing
[11] Catch Throws and Guard Break Attacks 1
[12] Top Tips for Command Input 2
[13] VFDC, Wiki, Throws: ttp://virtuafighter.com/wiki/throws/
[14] High Throws at Large Advantage
[15] Fuzzy Guarding 2
[16] Guarding Throw Escape, GTE
[17] 超法規的大関.Blog: ttp://blog.livedoor.jp/jpsohzeki/archives/50527747.html
[18] 超法規的大関.Blog: ttp://blog.livedoor.jp/jpsohzeki/archives/50526821.html
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