VFnumbers

After a conversation on stream about jumping attacks, I dug up some old notes and did some additional tests. I am running late on Akai Leagues stuff, so I will post what I have now before I forget! The working model information slide is a bit jammed with details (using Akira's infamous Tankyaku 9K), but the main gist: The property of jumping attack's listed execution frames is different from standard attacks. The window to get a "successful" Defensive Move evade can be greatly reduced if the attacker delay completion of the command (still "executes" at the same time). Linear jumping attacks' execution can be categorized into three portions based on Defensive Move use. Early Portion - The 23 frame version of Defensive Move (i.e. successful evade) is not possible. Middle Portion - The 23 frame version of Defensive Move is possible; however, if the jump attacker delay completion of command input, the successful evade may not be possible. Late Portion - Timing your Defensive Move input at this frame window will always results in a successful 23f version of Defensive Move.