Interrupt Throws

> It's the same things over and over

No shit. Always the same: you avoid at all costs giving a lucid answer or reasoning to any questions or points made (and/or say I'm just a pedant yabbering on about semantics), and then try to bow out with some high-school snotball comment. Business as usual.

 

I think ice-9 and MR.bungle should make love until they reslove their differences. How about it?

 

I think I its about time I updated this thread /versus/images/icons/smile.gif:

New confirmed IT'able moves ( to remind everybody, these are moves that are throwable during execution) :
- Jeff's drop elbow "b + P" ( animation shows elbow over Jeff's head and opp. throwing before it comes down )
- Pai's "double palm lift (?)" (move in which she crouches low then lifts opp. with a double palm, then usually converts into a kick). I kept doing a grasping mind to my opp. when he was going for that.

 

- Pai's "double palm lift (?)" (move in which she crouches low then lifts opp. with a double palm, then usually converts into a kick). I kept doing a grasping mind to my opp. when he was going for that.

Do you mean the pull-in throw (f, b+P+G) or the shini ha (db, f+P+G)? If you mean the pull-in throw, that's a catch throw, if I'm not mistaken. Do catch throws interrupt attacks?

If it's been mentioned before in this thread, I apologize for not seeing it.

 

- Jeff's drop elbow "b + P" ( animation shows elbow over Jeff's head and opp. throwing before it comes down )

I believe its correct. Did a few throws on Jeff after b+P.
Pai's "double palm lift is f,f+P anyone to confirm it?
Oso, has anyone interrupted lau's b,b+P b4? Juz checking if its possible... The animation looks 'slow' when Lau turns around b4 the 'reverse lifting palm' excutes...

 

Its a "grasping mind" on Pai (d/b, f+P+G), no catch throw.