Elphelt Mastery Continues With LostSoul

[@skel_i_tn3643]

4:01 insane neutral

[@alexn3387]

best opening to any video ever I just choked laughing LOL

[@cmbrycegaming9443]

yo when’s the guide video coming 👁️👁️

[@Mr.Skeleton-El]

Lord forgive me for I dp’d the rekka

[@chryspyr]

So about the last clip, I still don't quite get how the fuzzy and standing block works. Wouldn't the jump normals be blocked by Elphelt if you kept the standing frames with RC? That's my understanding, correct me if I'm wrong.

[@3DMegaGamer]

Blocking lows and overheads requires the defending player to hold the direction. When a character stand blocks something they will be stuck in the animation even if they switch block directions so they're stuck with the downsides of the taller hurtbox and thus they are susceptible to set ups that would only work on standing opponents even if they tried to switch directions in the middle of them.

[@vonflare4709]

he means they're forced into a standing hurtbox, not a high block. so you can do instant overhead.

[@chryspyr]

@@3DMegaGamer Okay, so in this case stand block doesn't mean it can block both mids and highs? And what blocking direction did Elphelt switch from and to (like from stand to crouch?)

[@sleepfgc]

​@@chryspyrShe switched from Stand to Crouch, even if her animation didnt change, which is why she got hit with the overhead.

[@burningled]

@@chryspyr Fuzzy setups work by forcing your character to have a standing hurtbox even when you block low, yeah -- you block something standing then get hit with a high while you're still in blockstun/guard crush from that.

[@ihatefairyland]

I’m a simple man, I see elphelt I click on video