[CSE] Jin Help! The "I'm a n00b seeking advice" thread.

[Moy_X7]

As far as jump canceling, even when the hits counter is still red? In particular I'm trying to end a combo with 2D>6C>dash>5C>jc.C>jc.2C>214C. The diagonal jump cancel needed to do the j.2C>214C always screws me. I sometimes with I had a button solely for the 9 direction input, because it nearly always misreads it as 8 or 6, and when it doesn't I don't press 2 in timeand end up entering a second j.C. That combo still works that way, but does less damage.

I thought you meant block strings lol.

Yup, those j.2Cs take some practice to get used to them. I felt the same way when I first played CS1.

[Jyosua]

Some is a bit of an understatement. XD I've been putting in tens of hours practicing combos, and those jump cancels keep screwing me. Hell, I can superjump better than I can do those damn j.2Cs.

[xlolxlolx]

if you can superjump then sj.c>j.2c>dj.2c>b ice car

[Jyosua]

I'll try that. What's dj stand for? Diagonal jump?

[Moy_X7]

Double jump

[greysguardian]

I haven't been able to play blazblue for a while, and i've had this question nagging on my mind constantly:

Which characters does the 3C>214C link not work on?

[kirk]

http://www.dustloop.com/forums/showthread.php?12882-CSE-Sekkajin-x-N-The-Jin-Combo-Thread

Its listed on 2A.

[Jyosua]

This is a really dumb question, but what exactly are the correct inputs to tiger knee the 236X moves?

[Shinsyn]

This is a really dumb question, but what exactly are the correct inputs to tiger knee the 236X moves?

2369 [X]. The 9 will give you the jump you need to TK that move.

[Jyosua]

Hmm. does it have to be done with a particular speed? And do I have to make sure I stop pressing a number on the D-Pad before entering 2369?

[Shinsyn]

Hmm. does it have to be done with a particular speed? And do I have to make sure I stop pressing a number on the D-Pad before entering 2369?

It should work as long as it's a smooth transition, it's input is exactly how I typed it, don't over think it. Practice makes perfect bro, hit up training mode and you'll get it.

[Moy_X7]

Hmm. does it have to be done with a particular speed? And do I have to make sure I stop pressing a number on the D-Pad before entering 2369?

If you want to do TKs the easy way then do 9~236 during pressure. You'll use the blockstun as a buffer, hold 9 during block stun and quickly input 236 shortly afterwards. It's much easier and more consistent than doing 2369. It only works during pressure though, so outside of that you have to learn the proper TK motion.

[Yuushiro]

keep in mind to do the move that's "jump cancellable"

before that trick moi mentioned.

[Shinsyn]

If you want to do TKs the easy way then do 9~236 during pressure. You'll use the blockstun as a buffer, hold 9 during block stun and quickly input 236 shortly afterwards. It's much easier and more consistent than doing 2369. It only works during pressure though, so outside of that you have to learn the proper TK motion.

Is it that much easier? I don't have any issues when I use 2369 motion for TK's and they consistently come out. I've tried 9~236 and I've had issues with it but the other way around is so much easier for me. Maybe I'm weird or something but that's what I do to TK whatever, even playing ragna, I'll 2147B for TK Gauntlet Hades.

[Kurushii]

For Valk it was easier for me doing 9 first, but every other character I do 7/9 last with no issues.

[Moy_X7]

Is it that much easier? I don't have any issues when I use 2369 motion for TK's and they consistently come out. I've tried 9~236 and I've had issues with it but the other way around is so much easier for me. Maybe I'm weird or something but that's what I do to TK whatever, even playing ragna, I'll 2147B for TK Gauntlet Hades.

I feel like doing 9~236 is the easier way of doing TKs, I rarely ever drop them this way as opposed to doing the correct TK motion. I use both methods, one when pressuring and the other when not pressuring. It might just be me though lol.

[Jyosua]

The only way I can get even a 50% success rate on execution is by doing 23698X... for some reason that just doesn't seem right.

[yaoi666]

Hi i'm a noob at blazblue lost a lot of xbl matches but want to get better with jin i want to know if any one hand any pointer or help full tip about playing jin and getting better and help is well need thanks

[Moy_X7]

Anything in particular that you need to work on?

I'd say that you start with learning combos. Next, move on to block-strings and hit-confirms.

[Hector_JHJ]

Hi new to BlazBlue and fighting games in general, so a noob basically. Anyway I wanted to ask a few things, am I right to assume that 5B > 5C > Sekka ... only works if you only works on the second hit of 5B? Also any tips on getting the timing for Sekka > 5C? I always either use Sekka for to long or to little.

[Moy_X7]

I guess you could do 66 5B(1) > 5C > Sekka point blank but 5B(2) is the norm. There are really no tips to combo off Sekkajin, you're just going to have to grind it on practice mode. Remember that you have to dash forward after the launching hit on Sekkajin in order for 5C to work.

[Jyosua]

Hi new to BlazBlue and fighting games in general, so a noob basically. Anyway I wanted to ask a few things, am I right to assume that 5B > 5C > Sekka ... only works if you only works on the second hit of 5B? Also any tips on getting the timing for Sekka > 5C? I always either use Sekka for to long or to little.

Practice just 5B (2) > 5C > Sekkajin > 5C, although keep in mind, like Moy says you're usually going to want to microdash after the sekkajin in an actual combo whether you use 5C or 6C. Tips for the timing: Despite being able to hold C to continue sekkajin, I find it easier to mash at a certain rhythm. Additionally, when you're first learning the timing, watch the hits counter. When just practicing 5B (2) > 5C> Sekkajin > 5C the correct place to stop mashing is about between the 9th and 10th hits of the combo. I hope that helps, I had to deal with this myself about 2 months ago. Glad to see you're trying!

[Hector_JHJ]

I guess you could do 66 5B(1) > 5C > Sekka point blank but 5B(2) is the norm. There are really no tips to combo off Sekkajin, you're just going to have to grind it on practice mode. Remember that you have to dash forward after the launching hit on Sekkajin in order for 5C to work.

Ok thanks, I was just making sure I needed to do second hit. I didn't know about the microdash though so thanks again. I guess i will just have to pratice it, the main problem is I always get to eager went pressing the bottoms so I normally go to 5c right after the first hit, same reason why I sometimes do Sekka without meaning to.

Practice just 5B (2) > 5C > Sekkajin > 5C, although keep in mind, like Moy says you're usually going to want to microdash after the sekkajin in an actual combo whether you use 5C or 6C. Tips for the timing: Despite being able to hold C to continue sekkajin, I find it easier to mash at a certain rhythm. Additionally, when you're first learning the timing, watch the hits counter. When just practicing 5B (2) > 5C> Sekkajin > 5C the correct place to stop mashing is about between the 9th and 10th hits of the combo. I hope that helps, I had to deal with this myself about 2 months ago. Glad to see you're trying!

Thanks, that is probably what I will try doing.

[Moy_X7]

same reason why I sometimes do Sekka without meaning to.

That's a newbie habit that most people go through when they first learn to do Sekkajin. You'll drop it with practice and time so don't sweat it.

[Jyosua]

Alright, can somebody give me advice for landing j.2C > j.C > 66 5B properly? no matter when I try to input that microdash, the combo either drops after j.C or the microdash doesn't come out and I only hit with the first hit of 5B. What am I doing wrong?

Edit: Figures, after spending a while not being able to get this, as soon as I post about it I get the timing T_T