VF5FS Rising Attack

Don't know how to describe it properly, but it's simple now.

(A) stand up or side roll kick is -6Fï¼NH=+3Fï¼CH=+6F
(B) back roll or forward roll kick is -15Fï¼NH=+3Fï¼CH=+6F

(B) is guarantee on block but happens fast, and (A) is no guarantee but slow so it could be hit as a CH.

 

I would like to point out that rising attacks cannot be delayed anymore. They are even more riskier to use now.

 

I don't know if this is good or bad. Anyway thanks for the infos guys.

 

Dennis those stats apply to low wr as well?

 

cool to know, thanks a bunch

 

I took a while to get used, but now everything makes sense.
I thinks it's good if you have to choose to wake up with or without a rising attack. Delayed rising attack, made people on the ground a little bit too much safe.

 

i have a question about rising attacks. while watching high level play, i don't understand why people are rushing in when the opponent is on the ground. i can see that blocking a rising mid tends to give advantage, however, i can't see how you can determine whether a player is going to rise with a low, mid or no attack at all.

when i accurately guess low, i know how to counter it, but if i guess wrong, i eat a kick while floating in air.

against weaker competition, i can bait out a rising kick, dash back, then punish their whiff. looking to move up, how do you effectively keep the pressure on. is their a simple visual cue for high low that i'm missing?

 

Because they want to keep pressuring the opponent. Even if there is a risk of getting hit. If you back off because of opponent's rising attack, the pressure you give the opponent earlier is gone.

That is my point of view.

 

As far as I know, some (many) characters with proper timing are able to beat both low and mid rising kick at once - like Lion, for example. If you use jumping attack and time it correctly, you jump over low and beat mid at the same time.

 

Also with the right timing you can beat both wake up attacks with a forward jump, letting your opponent whiff and then you can punish them with a backturned attack.

Or just use an attack at the right time that does more damage than the wake up kick to stuff it of course.

 

What are the exe frames for rising attacks now? Lets say for the get up in place high/low rising kick. Is the exe the same for both levels?