One thing you should remember in all your replays is that aiming is the most important pressing shift+space will allow you to aim much better and then the more momentum you have the more damage you can do and making hits look stronger and smoother is more just for looks than anything.
But I'd suggest since your just starting off to practise your aiming.
Mostly because in the beginning you should just focus on figuring out the mechanics and were to hit uke to get a easy dismemberment.
Hence the replay I've attached, especially in higher gravities, just hitting uke in the right spot is often enough to dismember him.
But I'd suggest since your just starting off to practise your aiming.
Mostly because in the beginning you should just focus on figuring out the mechanics and were to hit uke to get a easy dismemberment.
Hence the replay I've attached, especially in higher gravities, just hitting uke in the right spot is often enough to dismember him.
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It was really stiff the whole way through except for the first jump kick, which was still kinda stiff. Try remaking a replay with that kick again but work on its fluidity. A higher gravity doesnt necessarily mean you have to stay stiff to stay upright. The rest of the replay was pretty bad. If you can pull it off, -30 gravity can look so much better but if you havent figured it out yet, it looks terrible. But as a first try(im assuming) the opening part looks good to me, even if it was stiff and unaimed.
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Originally Posted by AgentP
One thing you should remember in all your replays is that aiming is the most important pressing shift+space will allow you to aim much better and then the more momentum you have the more damage you can do and making hits look stronger and smoother is more just for looks than anything.
But I'd suggest since your just starting off to practise your aiming.
Mostly because in the beginning you should just focus on figuring out the mechanics and were to hit uke to get a easy dismemberment.
Hence the replay I've attached, especially in higher gravities, just hitting uke in the right spot is often enough to dismember him.
So your basically sying i need to stop swinging for the fences. I didn't know about shift space so thanks. Il try to do it when I get back home from school.
Originally Posted by iRich
So your basically sying i need to stop swinging for the fences. I didn't know about shift space so thanks. Il try to do it when I get back home from school.
Pretty much true, work on the basics, figure out where to hit, then just follow through with it.
Make small adjustments as you go and I'm not saying don't hit uke hard or that you should just aim, both are important, but when your just starting knowing where to hit is the first step. Basically any area with a large amount of joints is good to hit for multiple dismemberments, ie between the buttcheeks, the pecs, etc. hitting from the sides is generally dumb, since the 'blocks' uke has for his torso are not dismemberable that way, you have to hit the 'balls' or joints to get dismemberments.
And so on and so forth....
Thedevill:im 20 years
Thedevill:i have better to do
Thedevill:i have better to do