yes me too! i just played yesterday and i never done it on purpose.. that's why i confirmed that it is not easy to do... even its looks easy

@all
just want to ask this question bcoz there's a sodam's juggle vid that looks very weird to me hehe..

SS3~d1+2 AOP ; *the weird move, its like KND 4 or something from AOP stance* ; f3,1 RDS 2,2 B!

how did he do that?

ooopps! sorry double post

setups that i saw to sodam's vid

(juggle) rds 2~2 B!
= dash rds 2 ; rds 1+2
= db~n~iws3
= d1+4 ; f3,1,1+2
* ff3 or db3 when they roll back to pickup*

(juggle) rds 2,1 ; ff1 B!
= 4~3~d1+2 AoP *u4 to pickup when they roll back*
= b1+2,2 ; f4,4 *when its not moving*
= uf4 *ff3 when they roll back to pickup*

for jumping setups
= b! rds dash 2,1 w! b1+2,2 then jump
= w! ff1~d aop B! aop 4 then jump
= w! rds 2,2 b! d1 then jump
= w! 2~2,1,1 fc df2,1 then jump
*when they side roll you instantly get the rds 4*

the famous sodam's combo

3 or (ff1),4
= ff3 RDS db4 ; f3,1 RDS d1+4 to cancel RDS uf1+2 ; when it roll RDS 4 or f1+2 if its not in RDS

after doing ss3 AOP, go into RDS and do the generic RDS 3... however it's sensitive in an angle...

SS3~d1+2 AOP ; b3+4 RDS b+3 ; f3,1 RDS 2,2 B!

Things to note:
This juggle is most consistent when done with SS3 to the right.
The manual transition from AOP to RDS have to be fast.
It is possible to buffer b3+4 RDS b+3 by holding b. This will prevent you from accidentally doing RDS 3 instead of RDS b+3.
It is possible to end with RDS 2,1 ; ff+1~d B! ; dash AOP uf+3,3 for her most painful SS 3 combo.




Should be b1+2,2 ; b4,4

@Jinazo
wow thank you very much... now i know how to do that juggle weeee!!!!

this more liable than the other one hehe.. but thanks for trying to liyingfa anyway hahaha...

question again... there's a vid again that when sodam did the...
AoP 4~3 and the when the opponent roll back... sodam roll forward too... and when sodam iws2 the opponent... sodam hit the opponent in a BT possition and it gives you free BT 4...

Hello, it's been a long time since I've posted.

My apologies if this has already been answered somewhere but I didn't see it upon sifting through most of the pages of this thread.

In Sodam? videos I've noticed he likes to do D/B + 1 in raindance stance. Does anyone know the correct notation to pull this off?

Thanks in advance.

Sorry this should be in ling questions. tried to delete it but didn't have authority.

Last edited by Akudama on Oct 18th, 2011 at 04:34

RDS ss~db1, theres also a Sodam vidoe for those tricks

this didnt work for me. it just seems to make ling turn around with a low poke.

if its not workin for you your just imputin it wrong i gather just keep trying it

so Ive been doing a lot of RDS 2,2 B! RDS ff3+4 techtrap lately.

is that old and common? but Ive never seen or read about that

also works in ttt2

so could someone pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease tell my if that trap is commonly known?

What's it suppose to do?
What does the opponent roll left, right, back forward???


There is a lot more to a tech trap than just saying the moves you do.

rds 2,2B! (slight dash) if opponent techs left or right rds ff3+4 hits in the back and
afterwards you can juggle with fc3,2 (the 2 can whiff depending on range) or db3, f3,1,1+2.
i could upload a little vid if necessary.
I can highly recommend that setup

Please do. I'd like to see it.

ive seen something similar with b2 ender, but i think it was unreliable depending on tech direction, or blockable. will try it out when i get a chance.

there you go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5Xc...p;feature=share

looks good. have you tried in real matches?

Damn I like the way that looks. I wonder if you can get an empty jump after the B! on the tech. You are far enough to the side and almost to the back!!! Maybeees I'll try it.

Yeah but why would you want that when you could do 30 points of damage from your jump instead? Great vid.

Because, with Ling I'd rather do setups all day and confuse the hell out of them than max out damage. If you can scare them into not moving or scare them into teching then you are doing your job correctly, just so long as you are scaring them into doing what you want so your oki is more effective.