People, BUFFER YOUR GRABS

[Miller]

Just as the title says, use the buffer system while chain grabbing and you can literally leave no frames for them to escape.

I know exactly what you are saying...I think you are confusing yourself lol. Before I even came into this topic I understood how to do this.

You said I was wrong. I corrected you. Read the posts.

For clarification: You HAVE to grab before you input the direction of the throw. The buffer is done during the grab animation. You don't buffer the grab, you input a direction before your grabbing animation ends.

 

[choknater]

what do you mean

 

[ignore the fire]

do you mean to buffer another throw during a throw?
i don't see how buffering the actual grab works...

 

[Hylian]

Input the throw animation while they are still in their grabbing animation.


This isn't nesassary really, though it can help at low %'s if you are used to it.

You don't need to buffer for them not to be able to break out.

 

[momochuu]

This is what that fast chaingrab posted by DYF was based on right? Buffering grabs?

I never really got the hang of that, or really tried, haha. @__@

 

[chewyy]

No real point for this right? Just to look flashy?
Well, I guess it could matter at really low %'s.
I could be wrong though.

 

[infomon]

It's useful to buffer the first grab, like SHAD-buffering a grab... don't see how it helps in a CG though. But maybe I've just never played against ppl trying to break out well enough.

 

[Miller]

If you do buffer a throw during the current throw animation, the next throw will start immediately after the previous throw, leaving no room for breaking out. Its pretty handy, especially at low percents

Input the throw animation while they are still in their grabbing animation.


This isn't nesassary really, though it can help at low %'s if you are used to it.

You don't need to buffer for them not to be able to break out.

Thats wrong my friend

I mean buffer it right before the throw animation ends, then you will immediately throw after, resulting in literally no openings at all

 

[infomon]

Are you buffering the next grab at the end of a throw, or are you buffering a grab and a throw? (I think you meant to say grab where you said throw sometimes... but I might be wrong.)

 

[Hylian]

If you do buffer a throw during the current throw animation, the next throw will start immediately after the previous throw, leaving no room for breaking out. Its pretty handy, especially at low percents


Thats wrong my friend

I mean buffer it right before the throw animation ends, then you will immediately throw after, resulting in literally no openings at all

Um, you have to grab them before you throw them. And no matter when you buffer it as long as it`s before the second climbers throw animation the timing will be the same.

So no, I'm not wrong.

 

[DMG]

Hylian is right. All you do is find out when to press grab with the second IC while the first one is in the process of throwing your opponent. You press grab with the second one WHILE you are throwing your opponent, and the grab hitbox will OCCUR right when your opponent leaves the first IC's hand.

Don't most IC players do this already? Isn't buffering your grabs ideal really? I don't see why this wouldn't already take priority on the agenda for IC players. <_<

 

[Lockdown106]

Some kind of video demonstration would be ideal, I don't think we are all on the same page.

 

[Miller]

I DONT mean buffer with the Z button to grab, i mean buffer the DIRECTIONAL INPUT for the throw BEFORE YOU EVEN grab someone, you will immediately throw them after, then you have to correctly time the grab.

I know, its so confusing its hard for me to explain.

 

[Hylian]

I DONT mean buffer with the Z button to grab, i mean buffer the DIRECTIONAL INPUT for the throw BEFORE YOU EVEN grab someone, you will immediately throw them after, then you have to correctly time the grab.

I know, its so confusing its hard for me to explain.

I know exactly what you are saying...I think you are confusing yourself lol. Before I even came into this topic I understood how to do this.

You said I was wrong. I corrected you. Read the posts.

For clarification: You HAVE to grab before you input the direction of the throw. The buffer is done during the grab animation. You don't buffer the grab, you input a direction before your grabbing animation ends.

 

[PyroSpark]

._. oh god

 

[infomon]

Thanks, that makes sense now! I didn't realize you could buffer the throw from the grabbing part lol.

 

[Miller]

I know exactly what you are saying...I think you are confusing yourself lol. Before I even came into this topic I understood how to do this.

You said I was wrong. I corrected you. Read the posts.

For clarification: You HAVE to grab before you input the direction of the throw. The buffer is done during the grab animation. You don't buffer the grab, you input a direction before your grabbing animation ends.

Thanks for clarifying everything, I was just confusing myself, but yea, ill edit the first post with this post