Now, Lei Fei is my man and all, but...

BTW,
Menace, you were already on the list, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back in the day, hell you were being mentioned when i first first started playing, u just disappeared on us for awhile.

 

Did you change your gamertag dude? Xross Media Bar's been offline /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/frown.gif

 

I haven't. It's still Xross Media Bar.

As a matter of fact I just played on VF5. Send me an FR. I can't play now, but I'll see if I can play in the evening.

 

At some point the PS3 VF will have online.

I can't wait to loose a few matches to you cats.

I think Heruru is the top Lei-Fei player though, does he play
online?

 

Keep dreaming.

 

Ouch!

Maybe if they make it open source /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif

we can go ahead and do what needs to be done.

 

First thing: 66k+g leaves you in a really vulnerable position on block, I don't even really bother using it very often... only when someone is spamming attacks...
Because, lets say its a mirror match... if someone does it to me, i block then 43p+k or 9k+g and they eat it unless they do 8 or 2p+k+g.
Also, there are 2 types of lei feis, those that do attacks from koko and those that go to haishiki from koko. Its VERY rare for people to mix it up between the two. I don't know why, its just the way it is. So pretty much, identify which kind they are then either learn to evade or learn to full circular. Its not really rocket science... its just koko is OP until you know the disadvantages.
koko p is the easiest move to evade in the game with the possible exception of charged arrow punch
koko k, u can just backdash then arrowpunch in right afterwards for a back stagger combo which kills like 60% of their health bar. And there might be a grand total of 1 lei fei that ive ever fought that can stagger recover that.
Either way, MAJOR disadvantages.
koko 2kpp... you can evade the low kick, block the first punch and then easily identify whether theyre going for a stance cancel into throw or going for the second punch. if they go for the second punch, its gaurenteed throw on block.
Its one of those things where it seems really strong, but its really not. especially against some of the stronger players.

 

Koko 2KPP is -5 in block.

 

yea? i guess i was wrong.
my b
either way, its still a bad position to be in

 

koko 2kpp safe, and its one of the easier situations to fuzzy out of. I personally like to do koko dashes to draw out failed evades. A simple example being 6p p+k+g 44(66) p.

 

That's how come you get subaki'd all the time coz. Ur own damn fault.

 

Stuff like that is why Lei kills me /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/frown.gif