Still nothing yet

Still working for for me no issues but I don't use it much as I don't like the button configuration / layout. L2 and R2 are not shoulder buttons. They tilt downwards on the rear like a trigger button as mentioned in the video. In terms of shape yes they are buttons but they move like a trigger rather than a standard button press. One thing they did add was wired functionality which is really nice

I did not check the internals to find out if it's membrane. It felt clicky, similar to the Xbox Series S and X dpad if this helps. The way it felt it didn't feel like it would loosen up over time. A few friends of mine have purchased it and they really like it so it is ultimately down to personal preferences. I can only share my experiences with what I like from controller / d pad

I did not, I only play fighting games so only review the controllers from that perspective. I do really like the idea of manufacturers adding extra buttons on the face of the controller, 6 buttons on the right I feel should be standard. The extra ones on the Turtle Beach next to the dpad is such an awesome touch

@@RushG I think the right side will be perfect for ARPG cus it has 6 buttons, but so far o cant find a review that has tested that.

Chin buster into HK Jinrai never worked, it's too slow. In the video I would have been doing MK Jinrai > HK followup For the grounded routes I am doing Stand MP into CR HP > HK Jinrai

@@RushG Thx for answering, I think I got confused with all this combos

@@alexmaksimov9767 no probs

@@bol2nouille I'd have to retest to be certain but I'm pretty sure it does

You can but there's no point as you can just do OD Jinrai > MK (overhead) and cancel that into the Level 2 rather than doing a Drive Rush

@ yeah tru I guess if u wanted to do this combo it’s available which is nice

@@Pnt_Ent_84 💯

@@geminixp5258 awesome work, you'll get there in no time with the work you're putting in ✊🔥

No probs

My understanding of the concept of the video may be different to the one you're presenting. I was focusing on how to use Jinrai to create frame traps and extended pressure with no follow up / low follow up / overhead including the counter measures. Doing 3 lights in a row oB doesn't really create any extended pressure unless if you commit to a special which of is a one hit special can't be confirmed into anything or you drive rush off the final light attack. Only ending a light string that contains 2 hits or even just a single hit as a deeper mindgames (threat of another light or changing options) Let me know if I have the video idea wrong and what the video should be demonstrating (you've already put most of the info in the original comment I feel)

@@RushG hey no worries man that sounds spot on, which video are you referring to that you made so I can go watch? Thanks!!

@@RushG Or maybe its this one haha let me know

I'm using it more and more now where I need to enforce a mix up more than go for the HP DP combo ender

I literally said in the video that if they do a reversal you won't get hit out of your attack

@@RushG I just think new players like myself need the added detail. When i first learned about a jump in I didnt realize it was only safe if you blocked after the jump in. I was just hitting my head on the wall for a week unsure of why it wasnt working until i just started blocking one day.

Oh I see what you mean, as in you still need to hold block after doing the jumping attack? Apologies, I'm with you now 👌

ive tried this several times in practive but never seem to get it. Jump in attack always whiffs. do you know how to do the timing?

It's pretty tough to get consistently as you need to delay the jump in by 1 frame

Early bird gets the worm

Chin buster into medium jinrai no followup is +42. Works outside of corner but if they backrise you'll be pretty far away after your j.HK for example and your pressure won't be very good

Non chinbuster, OD LK Jinra ender in the corner.

Thanks both. I'll look into these. I think when dropping significant damage for the safe jump you have to consider if it's worth it, as a general statement

I prefer the Target Combo - Medium Jinrai as it works everywhere and is always +42. You can get a bit more damage with Target Combo - Light Tatsu which gives +41. This works fine as a Safe Jump against most OD reversals but will lose to 5 framers like Flash Kicks and strangely enough like Ken's non OD Light DP. On hit, if you do all the hits from an EX Jinrai, the final back kick gives a +42 knockdown so in the corner this is good damage and the guaranteed safe jump. Target Combo into Enhanced Dragon Lash is +42 and works mid screen but you have to watch closely as to which way they rise to ensure you're blocking the reversal the right way. If they back rise you'll do a normal jump in but if they rise in place, you'll cross them up so you have to be ready to block the cross cut. Obviously, Tokido prefers the manual timing after Target Combo - Enhanced Tatsu, which is +43. You can manually time a 1 frame micro walk for the safe jump or you can instant jump and do an empty jump, landing at +0. Because of the ambiguity between the options, almost everyone will never attempt the reversal and so it is very reliable as a way to maintain pressure. Peace.

​@@RushG I think the guaranteed Drive Gauge damage on block is definitely worth the health loss trade, especially if you add the safe jump to an existing period of offensive pressure. The instincts of the person on defense will be to make some effort to push a button and that urge grows and grows as you extend your pressure. If I've managed to make them guess wrong twice, I'll usually go to the safe jump after the second oki phase to make them want to do something to take their turn back! Peace!