Video Discussing Pros/Cons of two major Paralyzer Utilizations

[DeLux]

@ Dakpo

I forgot to mention in the video that the counter to aggressively chasing the special reversal grounded paralyzer setup is to throw a preemptive pivot grab. Not huge since it's inherently risky, but something worth noting.

Discuss

If you guys want more videos of different things of this nature, let me know!

 

[GdspdUblkprzdnt]

Is that Fragger character dropping a 40 in the bckgrnd?

 

[DeLux]

Is that Fragger character dropping a 40 in the bckgrnd?

Your attention to detail is astounding
I'm glad you got something out of the video LOL

 

[GdspdUblkprzdnt]

Your attention to detail is astounding
I'm glad you got something out of the video LOL

Twas merely a random observation. I actually learned quite a bit from the video. Was totally unaware that Zamus had a legitimate zoning game. Most Zamus I meet play super rushdown.

 

[DeLux]

Twas merely a random observation. I actually learned quite a bit from the video. Was totally unaware that Zamus had a legitimate zoning game. Most Zamus I meet play super rushdown.

In terms of character strengths -
ZSS tends to do a very solid job converting slight adv positions into heavy advantages / punishes because of her combo game.
She tends to do a very solid job of converting slight disadv positions into neutral because of mobility and flip jump.

She tends to do a pretty poor job of opening up a character that is determined to stay ground and play out of shield from the neutral position.

Generally because of this, unless you're a significantly stronger player than your opponent, I feel it's best to play the zoning game in order to use sequencing and pro-active yomi loop manipulation (as shown in the video) towards reconciling the short comings at neutral.

 

[Dakpo]

Good video, I think I will try using both. Food for thought, pivot F-til is similar to the nair. It does stuff preemptive approaches as well. I wonder which is least punishable on shield.

The pinnacle for this character will be someone who can successfully master pivot Jabs. #callingit

 

[LawCorazon]

Good video, I think I will try using both. Food for thought, pivot F-til is similar to the nair. It does stuff preemptive approaches as well. I wonder which is least punishable on shield.

The pinnacle for this character will be someone who can successfully master pivot Jabs. #callingit

Sound like a good idea if your opponent realizes that you like to walk past them a lot. Also would using f-tilt upward be considered a decent anti-air being that it hits at a 90 degree angle? it's something that i thought of but not actually tried.

 

[Dakpo]

Sound like a good idea if your opponent realizes that you like to walk past them a lot. Also would using f-tilt upward be considered a decent anti-air being that it hits at a 90 degree angle? it's something that i thought of but not actually tried.

it would need a little more range to be a good anit-air

 

[DeLux]

Good video, I think I will try using both. Food for thought, pivot F-til is similar to the nair. It does stuff preemptive approaches as well. I wonder which is least punishable on shield.

The pinnacle for this character will be someone who can successfully master pivot Jabs. #callingit

I think for my next trick, I'll make a video talking about approaching via paralyzer

 

[David Viran]

Looking forward to it.