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Akira vs Jeffery help

Discussion in 'Akira' started by pearl, Apr 1, 2002.

  1. pearl

    pearl Member

    I am a decent Akira player (who is really try'in to get better). I still can't really do the DLC or SPoD but I can do some decent float combos off of the shoulder ram and Yoho uppercut.

    Anyway my friend uses big J (for a very long time) and he has become very good with him (he can force you into getting thrown, like crazy). My problem is I CAN'T beat him with Akira, because he never blocks down so I can't get him with my shrm or anything else that would float him.

    I have also tried to condition him to block down but he won't because he knows I am almost powerless without my floating tools. So does anyone have any info or tactics on what I should do to fix this. And maybe some advice on how to do that DLC and SPoD on a PS2 controller. I can kind of do the DLC but the back check comes out like a half second after the elbow, it's not like on smooth motion (does that still count)?

    Thanks in advance for any help.
     
  2. ice-9

    ice-9 Well-Known Member

    Throw.

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  3. Yupa

    Yupa Well-Known Member

    The way you get Jeff to crouch is to throw him.
    df+P+G followed by ground punch will get you started. Start mixing up throws once your friend starts escaping df.

    The body check coming out delayed after the elbow means your doing the DLC way to slow. Speed up the b,f,f+P+K motion. The DLC animation is very fast... 1-2-3.
     
  4. pearl

    pearl Member

    Thanks Yupa I will try that out.
     
  5. takira

    takira Well-Known Member

    use ps2 botton settings like r1 r2 or l1 l2
    set them as u please & use them for spod & dlc
    if u get problems with the body cheek in spod
    try b,df hold df p+k
    ho it helps u /versus/images/icons/smile.gif
     
  6. pearl

    pearl Member

    When you say use those buttons for the DLC and SPoD, do you have them set as p+k and k+g, because I have those settings and I still can't do it.
     
  7. Chanchai

    Chanchai Well-Known Member

    As mentioned by the responses, you'll want to use throws to condition an opponent who blocks high a lot. In addition, you also have the guard breaks which are f+P+G and d+P+G.

    If your opponent doesn't have fast reflexes, you can also go for df+P+K, though I imagine any sort of seasoned player has seen this way too often and can easily deal with it (CPU does it a lot, some players use it quite a bit as well).

    -Chanchai
     
  8. danny13

    danny13 Well-Known Member

    Anti heavies strategy.

    ---shram Mc->(close stance)p->f,f+k,k.
    ->(open stance)f,f+k,k.
    shram normal hit(close stance)->f,f+k,k.
    These will do more damage than DLC.

    Heavies that don't like to crouch.(Beside throwing them.)

    -----f+p+g(high guard break)->singlepalm->p->*mdblpalm.
    ->spod(if your opponent can't
    struggle in time.)
    ->(close stance)f,f+k,k
     
  9. pearl

    pearl Member

    Thanks, I will try this stuff out.
     

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