rKf (UR) vs. Deshiken (KE)

[@bygonebebygones8503]

What a match ! rKf has some great tricks.

[@r1konTheAutomator]

2:03 he jumped at the aegis reflector, he knew it would disappear just before he got there. That's something that only comes with years of playing. He probably didn't even think about it

[@0fficialRatedR]

I caught that too. He has faced A LOT of Uriens and is probably good playing with Urien himself.

[@littoy]

1:55 How does one even charge this?

[@10xSRK]

My guess is that he charged down back during the gaurd. He input up to get the headbutt (which doesn't necessarily destroy the back-charge). As he landed, he either tried to low-short or throw, while pressing forward, which resulted in the tackle coming out.

[@10xSRK]

@Christopher Everson This video will probably do a better job than me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZmUmoR9p9mCm5I However, a short definition of 'charge partitioning' would be starting a charge, doing something else, then finishing the charge later, then completing the move. The most basic partition I can think of is: Urien: 1. Jump and charge down in the air 2. Jump again and charge down in the air 3. When landing, press up and punch (headbutt should come out at this point)

[@Unit_00]

he was charging both down charge and back charge. He did the headbutt with down up, which preserves the charge. Since the headbutt crossed over Ken, Urien is now facing the opposite direction, but rKf was holding the same direction, so the game sees it as doing back charge > forward. It could have been a mistake. This concept (reverse tackle) is used in some setups (mostly ping pongs)

[@Unit_00]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6HafHp4gZynnNk An example of a reverse tackle (this one requires a charge partition tho)

[@doriru7]

このユリアン結構やるな

[@pkkingcrimsonrequiem1332]

How the hell did he charge at 0:46?

[@Scuddi]

jump + lp, mp tc gives you tons of time. if you mean the second one, you can charge completely during the super freeze.