Melty Blood Act Cadenza: All Last Arc Finishes

[@alanblazed9737]

0:46 THIS MAN IS INSANE!😄

[@clarkpercycanada]

1:55 Dame!

[@shinjojin]

Great stuff there, man!

[@kurii-]

What about TK in a certain direction? 2367 or HCF jump back+up. Dive-kick motion: j.2x or jump and down+x in the air. Going back to neutral for precise inputs like jumping back and instant airdashing forward in Melty Blood: 65756 or forward to neutral to jumping back to neutral to forward. It's just more accurate, faster to understand and easier to type out what you want. If you're still confused as to what this means, just look at your numpad. It should resemble the motion of a joystick.

[@localpriest6337]

Neco arc 😱😱

[@Dragonite33]

when entering blood heat mode with shiki nanaya, he seems to be saying "stomme rukker" which means stupid wanker in dutch

[@Spartan120]

1:56 That's Sacchin's Reality Marble - Depletion Garden.

[@clarkpercycanada]

1:55 yeah

[@kurii-]

That's the old style. Numpad notation is widely accepted these days for fighting games like Melty Blood, Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, Fate Unlimited Codes, Eternal Fighter Zero, Immaterial and Missing Power, Vanguard Princess, Crucis Fatal Fake, the list goes on. Why? Let's say you want to explain how to do an easier way to do a tiger knee dragon punch motion (TK DP). 6321473 or HCB jump back diagonal down+forward.

[@KyoAWare]

mezumiyo mawase, yoishin o sakashimanitanjou o sakashimani sekai o sakashimanimawase mawase mawase mawase mawase mawasee?!

[@kurii-]

Sure, you can mash and get away with it if you're playing against a scrub. But it won't go as smoothly in high level play. Mashing makes you eat shields, stagger strings, and anti-2a moves like Hisui j.2c or Akiha's tk 236a.

[@kurii-]

But you just said you didn't understand.

[@thekilleravocado3836]

i necropost

[@CapSodaPop]

SF Alpha Counter in a nutshell......

[@vulcan422]

Where'd you get the English patch?