Theory for replicating korean step on VF4

Based on seeing one of the akira vs akira japanese clips. One of the akira's did 3 quick CD's in a row.

Bryan says the command input is cd, g, cd, g, cd, g etc..

if you do u, cd, d, cd it produces too long a sequence to look like the korean step

what if you did

u, cd, g, d, cd, g

That may produce the korean step from vf3

perhaps you can do, u, cd, g, d, cdb (crouch dash back) is cdb ever used as a vf acronym?, g, u, cdb, g, d, cd

this would produce a type of box

or how about u, cdb, g, d, cdb, g

this would look like a reverse korean step backwards.

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Give it a shot if you can!

 

Just wanted to clarify real quick.

What I meant in my post was that according to Jeff, KS as we know it in 3 is impossible in 4 because of the reduced movement in dodges (E). Am I right , Jeff?

What I was trying to say was that in VF3, I always canceled my E's with CD's so soon that the E was very short. Hence, the "KS" I did in 4 was almost no different to what I used to do in 3 in appearance/speed/depth.

During E3 I noticed a lot of people (like Manoel/Great Deceiver) didn't cut their dodges/dashes/CDs nearly as short as I did, and got a longer/wider KS; I think it's this that Jeff is saying we can't do anymore, since U or D taps will get you a shorter dodge, even though it can be CD canceled.

Also, I don't even think it's necessary to tap G between CDs, I was just doing it because that's how I used to Taiwan Step in VF2. I think tapping G between the dodges and CDs in 4 would result in a less smooth motion, as I could go from dodge to CD smoothly (as long as you return to neutral between a CD and a D dodge).

Like I said, since I didn't try canceling the BD/BCDwith a dodge (or the other way around), I can't attest to wether or not tapping G between would be necessary.

In any case, I feel pretty confident that after people get used to it, we'll be able to move even more free than KS; aside from what Jeff said about not being able to D dodge during crouching without standing up.

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