Basically my "Soaring Strike" launch is done by launching gV straight into a wall so it bounces off into the opponent, It's capable of ko/bursting top tier defenders (Sr.0b.O). However, I wonder if it's legal in tournaments?
So long as the motions don't hit the opponent's launcher, it's fine
(Mar. 26, 2018 11:20 PM)MonoDragon Wrote: [ -> ]So long as the motions don't hit the opponent's launcher, it's fine
Wait, thats the rule? Welp, my gV gon b wrecking
(Mar. 27, 2018 3:02 AM)K1D Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 26, 2018 11:20 PM)MonoDragon Wrote: [ -> ]So long as the motions don't hit the opponent's launcher, it's fine
Wait, thats the rule? Welp, my gV gon b wrecking
Well specifically "don't impede the opponent's launch" but basically yeah
(Mar. 26, 2018 10:56 PM)K1D Wrote: [ -> ]Basically my "Soaring Strike" launch is done by launching gV straight into a wall so it bounces off into the opponent, It's capable of ko/bursting top tier defenders (Sr.0b.O). However, I wonder if it's legal in tournaments?
That sounds like a cool launch! I'll have to try that
(Mar. 27, 2018 11:45 PM)Force Blader Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 26, 2018 10:56 PM)K1D Wrote: [ -> ]Basically my "Soaring Strike" launch is done by launching gV straight into a wall so it bounces off into the opponent, It's capable of ko/bursting top tier defenders (Sr.0b.O). However, I wonder if it's legal in tournaments?
That sounds like a cool launch! I'll have to try that
It's best done with gV. The spring is crucial to the bounce. It helps if your gV has a good spring.