Terminology Used on Dustloop Defined

[freelander]

That's pretty terrible formatting.

6C > jc.C > jc.C > 214C

Forward C, jump cancel C, jump cancel C, Belial Edge.

well yours weren't so good either

the standard is usually something like

6C > jc> j.C> jc> dj.C> 214C

[Circuitous]

Seems like a waste of space to have jump cancel as a separate input, not to mention repetitive. And since double-jump C isn't actually a different attack than jump C, the dj seems unnecessary as well.

[SokoMade]

I've been a lurking for a while but I made an account to reply to this.

Seems like a waste of space to have jump cancel as a separate input, not to mention repetitive. And since double-jump C isn't actually a different attack than jump C, the dj seems unnecessary as well.

Sure, I agree about dj.C being kinda weird, but the jump cancel, no, that can't be a waste of space.

Otherwise... I mean the question is simple: how would you tell someone where the jump is?
Take any Jin combo with his air BnB - j.C, j.2C, j.2C... sometimes you can get another j.C in there; there's even one with three j.2Cs and a j.D.

If I just listed those, how do you know where to jump? Sure, you could try it and figure it out on your own... but that defeats the point of notation.

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Anyway, it's perhaps no surprise the first post I make is about notation, as I have come with thoughts that the negative edge notation from other games is insufficient to describe Arakune combos. I'll be seeing what I can do about that in Arakune boards.

Hello.

[Circuitous]

It would be j.C j.2C jc.2C

Jump C, jump 2C, jump cancel 2C.

That said, I've acquiesced and have started using JC as a separate input. It actually does make more sense that way.

Now if they'd just publish the freaking guide...

[smooshman]

If I just listed those, how do you know where to jump? Sure, you could try it and figure it out on your own... but that defeats the point of notation.

C moves (for example) don't self gatling, so the JC becomes superslous, since you have to jump, however if it's like JA>JA>JA>JA>etc, then the JC is probably necessary, just make sure they know it's jump cancel and not JC, so like J-C

[Kraker2k]

Say, what does it mean when people say a move can be "Teched"? I was reading the list of changes for the 1st lokee test for BBCS2 and it said things like "Bang's 3C can now be teched"

[smooshman]

Say, what does it mean when people say a move can be "Teched"? I was reading the list of changes for the 1st lokee test for BBCS2 and it said things like "Bang's 3C can now be teched"

they can recover from it.

[Sponson]

What the hell is a "loctest" or a "loketest"? I mean I understand the concept by reading the thread, but what exactly is the definition?

[4r5]

location test
I have no idea where loketest comes from, I just chuck it up to lol-japan.

[Sponson]

location test
I have no idea where loketest comes from, I just chuck it up to lol-japan.

So its just someone playing around with the unreleased data at a "location"?