thanks man
your midscreen momiji oki is really weak. i suggest neutral jump immediate sdj meaty j.C airdash~ if there's too much space between them the usual superjump mixup is fine
i'm guessing this gives you a better timing with a meatier jC? i do have trouble making this look ambiguous.
when you enter max and aren't able to kill with your current combo but can with the next, drop the momiji loop prematurely and setup EX pit asap so you maintain some meter for autoburst. you would have bursted through his shield bunker.
i like that. i would assume this is right after going into max? drop, EX pit (uses about 40% bar), mixup?
what's your opinion on the reset vs the guaranteed damage? what about with max bar closer to the end...just drop the combo, forgo the pit, and then just go wild with the last bit of burst?
you have enough time after EX pit to land and start your oki from there which would make it stronger but yeah as it is your mixups are kind of weak
i thought about this when watching the video, that he didn't get hit by any of my post momiji mixup. we have played a lot and he's got good reaction vs that and empty jump mixup, but it did look stale. anything more specific here? in a lot of instances i'm attacking with consideration to his wakeup options.
everything else i could say is subjective and it will also depend on how much risk you want to take. i could go on into pressure/blockstrings from here but i'll just point out that what you were doing post-2c on block was obvious and wasn't gonna work.
yeah that was a lot of habit and autopilot and just kind of giving me a moment to see what he's doing (if you're referring to the ribbons...i don't really like using those in H because they have a tendency to get me killed but that didn't stop my hands from doing the motion =p). what other options do you suggest?
the 2A2A5C5B2C whiff 5A seems to be the blockstring i use most often (not necessarily in the vids but in general) because it seems to set a good distance for iad options (have to get them respecting the movement first though).