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07-20-2007, 03:56 AM
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| Member |  Japanese Moves Here are some moves I found on a Japanese gunz site. I am japanese so I can read japanese. The Balance Step: Jump -> Dash -> Slash -> Switch to gun -> Switch to Sword -> Guard Description:This is kind of like the SS, (You don't need to BF to move or attack) The Beyond Step: Jump -> Dash -> Slash -> Switch to Gun -> Switch to Sword -> (Jump) -> Dash Description: This is a combo of the Light Step and the Flash Step. The gun to sword change makes the dash time faster, and makes you able to move to a desired place easier. This is basically a move to move around and dodge bullets. The Eighth Step: Jump -> Slash -> Change to Gun -> Switch to Sword -> Dash -> Dash -> Slash -> Switch to Gun -> Dash -> Shoot -> Switch to Sword Description: This is a move so you can dash 3 times in one jump. It has less freedom, but useful for evasion. The Lunge Tap: S -> Left Click -> S + Right Click This is the same as a backwards Extended Lunge with a stab just before (Reverse Gatling). What it does is give a blocking opponent a massive without locking you in a stun animation (like a Block Tap) and then a split second later, knocks them back with a lunge. You might be thinking "if they're blocking, why not just lunge them or do a normal block tap?". I've been trying this out in duels and I've noticed that in the split second after they get the massive, they seem to think they have a chance to hit me with it and then the lunge takes them by complete surprise. If they're focusing on a massive then they might not be able to react in time and safe fall, leaving them wide open. Yes, there is enough recovery time after the lunge to get a single PB in (or as Slap stated, several Rev shots from mid-range). If I find more I'll post them. Last edited by tak22thegoat; 07-20-2007 at 06:09 AM. |
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