Jais Report post Posted August 2, 2007 Bridget dash splitting 101 What is it? How do I do it? Why? Practicalities: Combos: Practice: Examples: What is it? Dash Splitting is named for the concept of “splitting” a dash’s input (forward forward) with a break of (back + FD) between the forward’s and still having the ability to dash. How do I do it? 1player side: 2146+[K],4+,6 DS = 2146+[K],4+,6 Why? To perform an IAD combo w/ Bridget, there is 3 frames start-up to every jump. If you were to pause the game, these 3 frames are the exact same as the start-up for crouching as well. What I am saying is f.S~6S~IAD~j.P takes 3 frames to leave the ground and thus doesn’t leave the opponent in enough hit stun to connect the j.P w/ beat. When you initiate a rolling idou (214+K) .From frame 2 on, you can cancel into any action other than blocking, air dashing and double jumping. This means at frames 2 you can FD, woot. Which I am sure everyone knows. That’s why you get your 3rd and 4th jump w/ Bridget, it just carries over the initial vertical vector from the roll when you FD. By FD’ing at frame 2 you leave the “rolling state” and then are left just aerial. Because you are simply aerial you can then double jump, dash, and block. Note: We can then Air Dash at the same height as the IAD, we just simply left the ground faster. What I am saying is f.s~6S~2146+[K],4+, 6~j.P takes away the 3 frames of jump start-up to leave the ground and thus leaves the opponent in enough hit stun from your 6S to connect a j.P w/ beat. Practicalities: No, lol. I have only ever seen this in 4 match video’s. This is completely unnecessary to win and 100% combo video worthy. I have dropped combo’s hardcore when attempting to use this in an actual fight. But , ironically, in jp land. If you dash split w/ beat your vid will still be posted up b/c it’s still awesome input/spacing skills. Lesson, if you really want a tourney vid of yourself up just dash split and win or lose your vid’ll go up =P Combos: Note: This combo only works on tall characters. The only one I can recreate in training is my example above 6S~DS~j.P These work as well 1) c.S(1)~DS~j.P~j.S~j.2S~c.S(1) loop 2) f.s~DS~j.P Practice: Isolating the Dash Split To practice lest just do a dash split from the ground. Only input this 6[K]~4~( ]K[ + ]S[ ) ~ 6 6K buffer K ~ 4S buffer S ~ release both simultaneously ~ 6 Bridget should FD then activate her FULL RUN w/ no start up, pretty cool a. Once you get this down you are 80% there. The mental block is pretty easy to get over once your here b/c once you can do this all that's left is a half circle back and a j.P Grouping For terminology sake 6[K]~4~( ]K[ + ]S[ ) ~ 6 is the actual Dash Splitting. The grouping we've found to work best is this 63214~N~Dash Split~N~ j.P empty half circle back as a pre buffer, during your c.S The practiced Dash Split(full run from FD) J.p later in the air dash Examples: 2:22 and 2:43 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLisfHSLpwc Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jais Report post Posted May 4, 2008 Update While Dash Splitting on the ground you never have to release the buffers. Ground : [K],6~4~6 Air: You have to release the K and S before the last 6. [K]~6~4~ ]K[ + ]S[ ~6 Another roll dash splitting shortcut 214(6+[K]+)~4~(release)~6 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kyle Report post Posted April 15, 2009 I spent 3 hours with this last night. It feels like raging demon once you get it down. It can be input any pace, as long as it's precise: it works. Although it's BUSY input, slowing down helps. Making this beast less... overwhelming. 63214~6[K+S], 4, 6, J.P I'm positive that you can still buffer buttons and make this work. =P Even than... this is just way too much for minimal reward. Damn, it's so enticing, yet pointless... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
panda_vs_panda Report post Posted June 30, 2013 finally got this dash-splitting thing done on my psv, a big thank you to Jais, couldn't have made it without this post. so here are some videos I made http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4_fiscwuOk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2i0dJOrnRY and technically this one is not dash splitting, but I still think it's quite useful in actual fight http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAfKQdCT1hM Thanks for watching 0v0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites