Originally Posted by SpartaCraft
...I was expecting a much more hostile reaction. Thanks for the nice response. <3
lol, thats becuase he thinks you know more then him. So he's taking your advice, I remember when I used to be like that.
anyway, this game was never meant to be realistic. The players took the game and made it that way(nuthug).
Have a great day, thanks for looking at this post I guess.
cnc is an endangered resource
cnc is an endangered resource
I get a lot of shit for using snapkicks in erthTK and teakkyon
I hear that snapping is not real taekkyon from people who start with noobclaps and sticky hands.
But then I look at youtube taekkyon docummentaries like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-X5AVw3Ksw
...and I see NOTHING but snaps to the crotch and limited grabbing.
So yeah, I will just do my shit and keep on kicking.
I hear that snapping is not real taekkyon from people who start with noobclaps and sticky hands.
But then I look at youtube taekkyon docummentaries like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-X5AVw3Ksw
...and I see NOTHING but snaps to the crotch and limited grabbing.
So yeah, I will just do my shit and keep on kicking.
Apparently there's this thing called "rushkicking" that I've never heard of before.
People just keep making up names for things they're butthurt about losing to.
Why can't people just accept the loss? If they practiced more they wouldn't lose to it as often.
People just keep making up names for things they're butthurt about losing to.
Why can't people just accept the loss? If they practiced more they wouldn't lose to it as often.
Last edited by Sparta; Jan 28, 2014 at 10:12 PM.
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The fact is, snapkicking and rushkicks are overpowered setups.
Snapkicks use the force behind the quick movements of tk to get a fast hit early in the game while protecting the rest of your body behind your mostly stronger legs which makes it infinitely harder for other players to get any sort of position to do anything on you. Imagine trying to shoot someone through a wall of concrete 10 feet thick.
Especially in mushu, the ability to get a dm on the first frame is a ridiculous advantage. Add that to the fact that it's essentially the same thing as a snapkick in the sense that you're getting the advantage of hiding behind your legs and then your legs are essentially laser beams presents a rather massively unfair situation. The lightest touch gives you a double core on the first move with a rushkick.
That and the fact that there are few enough ways to counter these and most of them don't always work and you can see why people don't like it. Perhaps if you got snapkicked or rushkicked every time you went up and you never got the chance to play an actual game you'd understand why people don't like it. People who defend techniques like snapkicks and rushkicks are normally the people who abuse them.
Snapkicks use the force behind the quick movements of tk to get a fast hit early in the game while protecting the rest of your body behind your mostly stronger legs which makes it infinitely harder for other players to get any sort of position to do anything on you. Imagine trying to shoot someone through a wall of concrete 10 feet thick.
Especially in mushu, the ability to get a dm on the first frame is a ridiculous advantage. Add that to the fact that it's essentially the same thing as a snapkick in the sense that you're getting the advantage of hiding behind your legs and then your legs are essentially laser beams presents a rather massively unfair situation. The lightest touch gives you a double core on the first move with a rushkick.
That and the fact that there are few enough ways to counter these and most of them don't always work and you can see why people don't like it. Perhaps if you got snapkicked or rushkicked every time you went up and you never got the chance to play an actual game you'd understand why people don't like it. People who defend techniques like snapkicks and rushkicks are normally the people who abuse them.
