They install a test machine at a location for people to play on and give feedback.
They install a test machine at a location for people to play on and give feedback.
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wakarimashita
loketest is a japanese portmanteau of 2 english words: location + test
silly weeaboos probably didn't know any better and assumed loketest meant something more meaningful in japanese when they translated it back into english.
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE SCIENCE
no longer doing name changes... sorry
Oh, thanks for that info. Tiem for another question.
What the hell is "sliding"?
For example, 2nd loketest says Taokaka's cat spirit slides now.
like when you get hit by the 2nd part of Jin's EX DP. Or like when Tager hits you with 6C (i think. what ever his pig straight punch is)
huh? I still don't get it. Is sliding a property that affects the character doing it, or the character being hit?
6C is tager's face smash
his 5D is the punch i think you're talking about? but it doesn't slide anymore, it used to in CT. in CS now it just staggers
sliding affects the character being hit. instead of hitting the ground and staying there until they can tech, they will slide backwards for a certain amount and then come to a stop, able to tech
i think noel's 5BC does slide in CS as well
and arakune might have one, although it might just be far knockback (combos to j.3D or something so it's hard to tell)
Last edited by Big Red Tie; 10-10-2010 at 02:07 AM.
For some reason, I can't seem to find any explanation for the term "oki".
Can anyone explain that one for me?
Pardon me if I'm wrong. But from what I've gathered until now, Oki stands for Okizeme. But saying that would not help you one bit, it's basically wake-up game (at least, in my understanding).
For example, ending Jin's combos with 3C gives him the time to actually freely apply more pressure after knocking down the opponent. But ending them with 214B does not, the opponent can immediately tech after it and run away safely.
Yeah, I knew Oki stood for Okizeme, but I forgot what that meant. Haha.
Thanks though, that makes more sense to me now.
Ok, I thought I had all the lingo down, but I've come across one I don't know, and am having a hard time finding its meaning.
Could someone kindly explain what a " micro dash" is, how to do it and its uses?