Originally Posted by HiPower
wat is this flailing and why are you grabbing the same wrist with both hands
your left arm is literally useless
anyway i have this replay from a 10k duel a month or so ago
i like leg sweeps because they r powerful, effective, and hard as hell to counter in a ton of situations, unlike most throws
not exactly a fluid or orthodox leg sweep but cool nonetheless, mostly because imo nothing is cooler than styling on a kid who's trying hard to win
hey, thats really nice stuff, and while it is in fact not a throw, you use throw elements as basis, which mean at some point (i hope soon) throws will be tier 2 or even tier 3 requirement and we will have something more advanced for T1.
seriously need to play with you a little, if you found a way to execute this on more or less regular basis
Originally Posted by Possesed
Info about leg sweep:
really close, arms in save line (both players).
How to do: get your leg behind him without loosing balance: opposite direction of abs and hip of leg behind. -> dq his back
Danger: If you dont have abs and hip on opposite direction so that you dont lose balance you can easily get suplexed and/or reversed.
really hard to ghasp without seeing, can you post a replay?
EDIT: i thought you are talking about different replay
Last edited by snake; Aug 28, 2014 at 07:46 PM.
Originally Posted by snake
hey, thats really nice stuff, and while it is in fact not a throw, you use throw elements as basis, which mean at some point (i hope soon) throws will be tier 2 or even tier 3 requirement and we will have something more advanced for T1.
seriously need to play with you a little, if you found a way to execute this on more or less regular basis
here's my opinion: the 5 or 6 skills you require for tier 1 are good in that they are not necessarily intuitive or easy (in toribash), and anyone that learns them is demonstrating a willingness to dedicate time and serious thought to improving their skill.
that said, mastering someone else's tricks does not make them a top-tier player.
i dont really see a way for the tier system to be objective. imo the development of new techniques for effective and stylish play is almost exclusively what makes a tier 1 player.
anyway, re: showing you how i do this move-
it probably wouldn't be very fun for you so i'll just explain it. unfortunately, 9 times out of 10, the most effective way to get into this position is to start with a straight lift/kicklift. as your opponent pulls themselves in to counter, you pull yourself in and get one leg behind them. this leg is used to sweep their legs before they can get their feet on the ground.
i dont have any replays of it atm but possessed's replay in the OP is a decent example. huge kicklift followed by powerful but imperfect slam
Originally Posted by HiPower
here's my opinion: the 5 or 6 skills you require for tier 1 are good in that they are not necessarily intuitive or easy (in toribash), and anyone that learns them is demonstrating a willingness to dedicate time and serious thought to improving their skill.
thats the idea
that said, mastering someone else's tricks does not make them a top-tier player.
i dont really see a way for the tier system to be objective. imo the development of new techniques for effective and stylish play is almost exclusively what makes a tier 1 player.
well we have it as requirement, so it's here.
anyway, re: showing you how i do this move-
it probably wouldn't be very fun for you so i'll just explain it. unfortunately, 9 times out of 10, the most effective way to get into this position is to start with a straight lift/kicklift. as your opponent pulls themselves in to counter, you pull yourself in and get one leg behind them. this leg is used to sweep their legs before they can get their feet on the ground.
i dont have any replays of it atm but possessed's replay in the OP is a decent example. huge kicklift followed by powerful but imperfect slam
can be done in sw in this case. we need to get on server and experimenta bit
I liked the willpower of snake and Neko to change and making a "new face" to the org with the merge. But I think that the tiers system have to be rewritten or just edited, just to be more clear in the points like "you just need to be able to do those things as a challenge and not to be your new playstyle or some shit like this".
I think TA + TABD + Bushido have the same idea of be creative and improve as much as possible, and we need to reinforce this idea. I don't think that pointing some moves could encourage the creativity.
I think TA + TABD + Bushido have the same idea of be creative and improve as much as possible, and we need to reinforce this idea. I don't think that pointing some moves could encourage the creativity.
