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good guide for mid tier players stuck in a skill loop, hopefully it gets more fleshed out over time
Can someone please tell me the difference between half-swings and the hits you do in a combo
OK but how do I halfswing in a combo as opposed to just doing a normal combo. Or rather how do I do halfswings in any way other than just using the same directional attack. Is it based on timing? I visually see no difference and always assumed that all the hits you do after the initial hit in a combo was halfswinging until someone told me it wasn't.in case ur not memeing halfswings do more damage but dont hit instantly
OK but how do I halfswing in a combo as opposed to just doing a normal combo. Or rather how do I do halfswings in any way other than just using the same directional attack. Is it based on timing? I visually see no difference and always assumed that all the hits you do after the initial hit in a combo was halfswinging until someone told me it wasn't.
Could use some formatting makes me not want to read it given that it's just massive splurges of text
Thanks a bunch, this has been extremely helpful.Doing combo chains and halfswings is based on timing. If you hit training dummy with A swing you can see saber beam not stopping at the dummy but a bit after it. At that point you can press D to do A-D combo and so on. To do halfswing you have to wait until saber starts returning to your body. When saber beam is close to vertical you can do a halfswing.
Yellow has 4 swing limit in a chain. You start with normal swing and after it you can combo chain for 3 swings or do 3 halfswings or mix combo chains with halfswings. For example you can do A swing then do A halfswing which you combo chain with D swing and to finish your chain limit you do A halfswing. Swing that you do immediately after getting hit or doing PB starts as halfswing. Unlike combo chains halfswings swing direction is not restricted so you can do following halfswings from same zone or adjacent.
Hope that explains it.
Thanks a bunch, this has been extremely helpful.