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====Sputnik loop==== | |||
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| Title = Just the sput loop | |||
| Oneliner = requires s1.1 | |||
| Difficulty = Easy | |||
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| Recipe = ...(cl.H xx s1.1 xx KA9, fly.H)*N | |||
| content = On its own the sput loop is not full combo, but by learning this, you've learnt how to spend your KA with Vlad.<br>Sput loops do massive damage and dizzy, and are significant reason why 112 is such a strong loadout. | |||
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| Title = Full sput loop example combo | |||
| Oneliner = still requires s1.1 | |||
| Difficulty = Medium | |||
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| Recipe = j.H, cl.H xx fly.H, (cl.H xx s1.1 xx KA9, fly.H), (cl.H xx s1.1 xx KA9, fly.H), cl.H xx s1.1, far.M xx s3.2, j.H, cl.M → H | |||
| content = You can modulate this to fit however much bar you have.<br>For example: If you have just one bar, only execute one rep of the sput loop (each rep shown in brackets).<br>If you have no bar, you can skip both sets of brackets and just do your combo ender. | |||
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Revision as of 15:23, 22 December 2024
, = link into the following move
xx = cancel into the following move
→ = chain/target combo
cl. = close
st./far. = far
cr. = crouching
nj. = neutral jumping
j. = directional jump
sX.Y = special X where Y is the variant
OD = Overdrive/Super
[x] = hold input
(xyz)*N = sequence xyz is repeatable
(x) = x move is optional
KA"X" = kinetic Advance cancel in X direction
KD = kinetic Deflect
fly. = move done out of flying
BnBs
Sputnik loop
On its own the sput loop is not full combo, but by learning this, you've learnt how to spend your KA with Vlad.
Sput loops do massive damage and dizzy, and are significant reason why 112 is such a strong loadout.
You can modulate this to fit however much bar you have.
For example: If you have just one bar, only execute one rep of the sput loop (each rep shown in brackets).
If you have no bar, you can skip both sets of brackets and just do your combo ender.