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Escaping Tsukami

Discussion in 'Goh' started by Myke, Jul 3, 2012.

  1. Myke

    Myke Administrator Staff Member Content Manager Kage

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    Going by Goh's Command List, I'm guessing the escape options once he's caught you in Tsukami are the same as vanilla in that you have to guess one out of four possible directions?

    And is the escape just a directional input, with [G] for neutral, as it was in vanilla?

    In other words, it wasn't standardised like all throw/hold/catch guessing games with back, neutral and forward directions with [P][+][G]?
     
    Myke, Jul 3, 2012
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  2. Fulan

    Fulan Well-Known Member

    the odd thing (at least it was odd to me) is that for forward and back the opponent just holds forward and back just like the direction for normal throws. but if Goh goes up or down you need to input the opposite direction it seems.
     
    Fulan, Jul 3, 2012
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  3. Kruza

    Kruza Well-Known Member

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    That's correct Fulan. Press [8] to escape [2][P]+[G] and vice versa.

    Kruza
     
    Kruza, Jul 3, 2012
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  4. Jide

    Jide Joe Musashi Silver Supporter

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    You can escape his push all the time. There is an option select, so you hold G to escape the push which leaves him at +15.

    You can then just hold a direction to escape one of his four directions.

    So [G] [+] [8] or [2] or [4] or [6]
     
    Jide, Jul 3, 2012
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  5. Myke

    Myke Administrator Staff Member Content Manager Kage

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    OK, so it's just like vanilla then.

    The way to think about escaping Tsukami is to always oppose Goh's movement.

    If he goes up [8], you go down [2].

    If he goes back [4], you go back [4] (which is really [6] if you're on 2P side).

    etc.
     
    Myke, Jul 3, 2012
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  6. KiwE

    KiwE Well-Known Member

    Thanks for this, didn't know
     
    KiwE, Jul 3, 2012
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  7. Sebo

    Sebo Well-Known Member Content Manager Taka Content Manager Jeffry

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    Funny, they make all throw games a 3 way guess (even Wolf's throw stance), but not this.
     
    Sebo, Jul 4, 2012
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  8. Myke

    Myke Administrator Staff Member Content Manager Kage

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    That's what I was thinking too.

    At the risk of going off topic, do we know of any other non-standard escape rules?
     
    Myke, Jul 4, 2012
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  9. Kruza

    Kruza Well-Known Member

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    Still have to press/hold [8][P]+[G] or [2][P]+[G] to escape the second and third parts of Aoi's multi-link throws in FS.

    Kruza
     
    Kruza, Jul 4, 2012
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  10. Ytpme_Secaps

    Ytpme_Secaps Well-Known Member

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    Really, HOLY SH!# I had no idea
     
    Ytpme_Secaps, Aug 15, 2012
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  11. jugoh

    jugoh Member

    its only odd if you think of it as button inputs, but if you think of it as momentum, if you get pushed you push back not pull away, but if you get dragged to the left in judo you want to apply force in the opposite direction and vice versa
     
    jugoh, Oct 3, 2012
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