Psychology lesson + Zaine tricks

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Had a really long talk with Reece and Louie tonight about a bunch of different things.  Not sure if I remember all of it, but the main points are

  • Execution, Reaction, Instinct.  A combination of these three makes for a good player.
  • When playing online, play your hardest no matter what.  Just because your opponent does stupid shit doesn’t mean you should to.  Practice your combos if need be.
  • Start building a flowchart, a map with the different options after each move or action.  This is the most important point of the night, I’ll need to begin work on this myself.  And I need to do it myself so I actually cement what I learn, rather than reading it on a forum.

Prior to this I also played many games with Zaine.  Watched him play, too.  Here’s an amalgamation of what I learned from him and my own matches against others.

  • DO NOT FORGET j.HP!  That thing is awesome.  Neutral j.HP makes for a good air to air, too.
  • Don’t miss punish opportunities, if you land a jump in go for broke with the c.HP rather than c.MP.
  • EX Seismo Feint is good for jump-ins and wakeup, ’cause you dodge whatever they throw at you (including a throw) and then you can throw right after.
  • I don’t care what Zaine says about FADC after m.TK, I think it’s worth it due to sheer mind-fuckery.
  • s.f.MP is a good poke, but that’s about it.
  • s.c.MK is a good anti-crossup thing, but the timing is very strict.
  • b.HK to anti-air, but you need to predict rather than react.
  • Be ready to anti-air TK at any time.
  • You can bait counter hits after a BK with a c.MP, due to frame advantage.  Another option is c.MP xx EX Seismo.  No punish, but counter hit frame trap.
  • Getting a crossup BK does not guarantee a Super Jump j.HK crossup, Ryu can c.MK under it.  Mix it up every now and then with a BK or dashing up.
  • j.MP can cancel into h.BK or m.BK, and it’s deceptive as hell.  Use it!
  • SJC FADC jab reset is awesome.  Practice, practice, practice!
  • Bring a notebook and jot down more.
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