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I like Hakan.

I also like wild, battling trucks to the tunes of:

Oh my god that is wild. I imagine two trucks as the snow falls, two blades drawn. The howl of a wolf under the moon. The flutter of a fan falling to the soft, peaty earth as a woman gasps at the horror of what is to commence. A clash. The sound of sharp metal on ceramic. Seconds of ruptured oil and petroleum in long, hot jets hanging across the midnight sky before spattering down upon the earth, and a dream, forever broken.

Okay that could go on for days.

Also Human made a game about battling trucks? Human as in the guys who made S.O.S. and Clock Tower?

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So, attempting to step up my game, not least cos got Tourney coming up in couple of weeks.

So how do you guys practice and train your footsies?

I practice stepping into and out of range of different characters pokes and moves, but have intense trouble making this work in a match. According to Maj's Footsies Handbook, this is referred to as Footsies 101, yet I still can't make this work for me.

The reason I downloaded HDR is because I kept reading that ST will teach you good footsies. But why?

I'd appreciate any help and advice you guys have.

Unfortunately my Mic jack has chooses the perfect time to die...

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One aspect of good footsies is staying just out of your max range for the particular poke you're using and buffering in a special move because that way there's no risk of it being blocked; the only way the opponent will come into range is by moving foward into it. It you miss then you miss, if it connects you get the special move/super for some extra damage. I guess this is less useful as Guile than some other characters though; would guile use his long crouching medium kick with a flash kick buffered? You'd risk losing charge for that I guess.

JLM will probably have millions of excellent words about it. Decent footsies and zoning are two major weaknesses of mine.

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Ok, thanks for the advice dude.

The longest poke Guile has that can cancel into special is cr.Mp. Although his far st.hp and sweep can both cancel into super. His cr.mk isn't cancelable. I do buffer an SB with cr.Mp, but opponents are relatively close to be hit by cr.Mp.

So how would I effectively practice footsies? Can it be properly trained, or just ground out in matches?

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You could record the CPU to loop walk forward, cr.mk, walk forward, cr.mk, walk forward, cr.hk as Ryu, maybe, then stay out of range and try counter-pokes/blocking? Try a few different punishes to get a feel for speed and ranges that way. Does that b+lk knee hop Guile does avoid Ryu's cr.mk entirely? I dunno if it does enough hitstun to follow up, though. I really know very little about Guile.Hegg's Guile is amazingly solid, but he's quiet these days.

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Haha, woah. Good luck with it! Tournaments are fun. I doubt anyone wild will be at the scottish one at the end of march. We might get Ryan Hart I guess. And joffocakes, who'll be there for the StreetPass hits.

I'm street fighting now, sirs, for at least another hour. I ate a piece 'n' bacon with butter AND brown sauce plus I have a big mug o' tea ready. There's no stopping me.

On a Street Fighter related note, I've been buying a lot of Kale recently. He's good in soups! Like a sort of half spinach, half broccoli creature. Delicious.

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Haha, woah. Good luck with it! Tournaments are fun. I doubt anyone wild will be at the scottish one at the end of march. We might get Ryan Hart I guess. And joffocakes, who'll be there for the StreetPass hits.

I'm street fighting now, sirs, for at least another hour. I ate a piece 'n' bacon with butter AND brown sauce plus I have a big mug o' tea ready. There's no stopping me.

On a Street Fighter related note, I've been buying a lot of Kale recently. He's good in soups! Like a sort of half spinach, half broccoli creature. Delicious.

Was just way too tired and tender from the weekend to actually fight people in the end, so did couple hours practice. Did your Ryu recording suggestion to help train footsies, works quite well. In training. We'll see if I can even begin to carry it over to a real match.

If I can I'll be a happy man. All other fundamentals I've pulled off in some form or another on more than one occasion. Basic footsies have so far elluded me.

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the last time I was in Brighton I was furiously playing air hockey and somehow managed to ping a wildly high velocity puck DIRECTLY into the eye of a nearby 9 year old girl, who was stood next to her unsmiling tattooed mountainous hulk of a father. god that was a fun afternoon.

I don't think either of them are still there, dude.

It may be safe to return.

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For the sake of my own dignity I should probably pretend that I'm not massively jealous of your videogame fighting stick covered in images of cartoon characters aimed squarely at little girls and featuring quite a large dollop of pink, but I can't. I am massively jealous.

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Just managed a couple of games online which is amazing since the 360 keeps disconnecting (it just did a system update so I'm blaming that) but I did manage this.

if only because I was going for both the aa ultra, then cross up splash and you don't know how many times that has failed :) Also you get to see her trainers in the ultra anim :)

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