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Goh's command list

Discussion in 'Site News, Questions and Feedback' started by pkg_inc, Dec 18, 2003.

  1. pkg_inc

    pkg_inc Well-Known Member

    I've got one question and I think I've found an error in Goh's command list.

    The error: Isn't it so that you only have to press [3][P]+[G] to escape [3][3][P]+[G]? The commandlist says [3][3][P]+[G].

    The question: (still Goh) With the down throws, it says that you can press [2][P]+[G] or [3][P]+[G] to do the throw. Does this matter in terms of escaping the throw? Is it so that you must press the same direction as you Goh companion just did, or is it the same.

    Thanks
     
    pkg_inc, Dec 18, 2003
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  2. Myke

    Myke Administrator Staff Member Content Manager Kage

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    [ QUOTE ]
    pkg_inc said:

    I've got one question and I think I've found an error in Goh's command list.

    The error: Isn't it so that you only have to press [3][P]+[G] to escape [3][3][P]+[G]? The commandlist says [3][3][P]+[G].


    [/ QUOTE ]

    This is an error. The escape should just be [3][P]+[G]. I'll fix that shortly.

    [ QUOTE ]

    The question: (still Goh) With the down throws, it says that you can press [2][P]+[G] or [3][P]+[G] to do the throw. Does this matter in terms of escaping the throw? Is it so that you must press the same direction as you Goh companion just did, or is it the same.

    Thanks

    [/ QUOTE ]

    Yes, the escape depends on which input Goh used.

    [2][P]+[G] must be escaped with [2][P]+[G]

    [3][P]+[G] can be escaped with either [1] or [3][P]+[G]
    That is, either diagonal will work for the escape. This is only possible in Evo ver.B. In Evo ver.A you had to stick to the [3] for the escape. The change for Evo ver.B was probably to avoid confusion during those strange camera angle moments.
     
    Myke, Dec 18, 2003
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