Alex Tidbits - Jump Fierce and YOU! | Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- This is a brief video detailing what makes Alex's j.HP tick.
I hope you can find some useful information in here and that it helps you play this god-forsaken character.
Enjoy!
"every point counts when you're playing Alex"
I genuinely felt that
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Hell yeah brutha
3rd Strike has so much going on behind the scenes. I'm still learning new things about it 25 years after the fact.
Useful information, as always. I had no idea that flashchop did different damage at different points in its animation. Also, that knowledge about maximizing stun combos on Hugo is really interesting.
Regular ol' j.HP does, not the Flash Chop.
Glad you found it useful! It was a learning experience for me too.
@@SpitShineT0mmy Yeah, sorry, typo!
As an Alex main, I can say this is sound advice
My man knows about that time splitters
1:10 it's because attacks scale subsequent dealt damage differently based on the strength of the button, or the use of a special. Lights don't scale, fierce scale a bit more, specials scale a lot. I don't have the actual numbers, though, i'm not sure if supers scale the same or even more than specials.
Scaling can get super weird. With Remy you can do clMp > crMP on crouching but if you do super, it scales to the point where it does less damage than a regular one button confirm
Ok, that's weird. That means that the cr mp scales so much that it ends up completely negating itself and a bit more. 😂
Fire!!
Joey Faggotini is a p good name
A question. I'm new so sorry if the question looks so stupid. This happens with every character? And, This happens with every jumping normal or just with specific normals?
Is my comprehension bad or did you get the later frame and earlier frame info the wrong way around? It seems like hitting deeper is doing more damage.
The "frame" in this case refers specifically to the attack frames of jHP, not the jump. ie landing the move on its first possible frame versus hitting it at its very end.
Hitting it deeper means hitting it on an earlier frame of J.HP. Alex's hand starts above his head and, on the last frames, is way below him.
@@SpitShineT0mmy ah yes, gotcha! Makes sense. Thanks for the content :)
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