HolyAarom

I went back to GG after playing... GG? It's the only fighting game I've played seriously with my friends, and that was a long time ago. #R online is a fun thing to play when there's people to play with, but it can be fun for only so long for me. AC is fun even against CPUs, but considering how there's literally no scene at all for me, I don't think I'll ever get back to GG seriously. The problem I have is that I'll have a blast playing the game for a while, and then I'll get bored of doing random stuff in training mode. It really sucks because I can get hyped for playing GG and then tell myself "Why am I practicing combos and FRCs if I'm never going to have someone to apply them against?" Still a pretty fun game and all. I would consider going to a gathering or finding a scene, but I'm unable to because of personal reasons.

In general, is it better to use 2S(2) and 6K(2) once each then air combo? Or is it worth it to throw in the extra 2S and 6K (like against Pot if you got him very low?) Like, If you catch your opponent very low with 2S(2), is it better to throw out 6K(1) > 2S > air combo? Stole this from the AC guide: "Air throws are also similar to basic throws except they are performed in the air (duh!). When near an opponent that is not in block-stun, hit-stun, simply press 6H or 4H to air throw them. Keep in mind that you cannot air throw someone using diagonal directions. You must press 6 or 4 (forward or backwards). Air throws often give people trouble because they are not quite as easy to space as ground throws. The ideal way to air throw someone is to be slightly below them and rising up to meet them. Typically if you are above the other person, you will not be able to throw before they do. Another typical use for air throws is throwing people out of techs or bursts, neither of which are throw invincible. Doing so usually requires you to bait out the escape attempt and punish it." What I would do is go into training mode, set the CPU to jump, and then jump after you see the CPU jump and 6H/4H.

At 0:24 in this video, the Sol player was able to airdash after doing j.H. I tried doing that in training mode and I didn't really have that much luck with it. Does anyone know if there's some way of doing this?

http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/2140/23246f4cfb4444d396366e5.jpg What I don't understand is how they have the Slash character select even though it's supposed to be #reload.

Wasn't there some ghetto version of Slash that basically replaced all the characters with the Touhou girls? IIRC, Mokou replaced Order Sol.