Sub zero slide

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Sub zero slide

posted07/20/2011 01:14 AM (UTC)by

PenguinIceNinja

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I feel that if you anticipate your opponent's sub zero slide, that you should be able to jump backwards to avoid it. Often times I will jump backwards and it will still hit me, and I'm not in a corner. Just seems a tad too long but I will defer to the majority on this one.

TheDarkPassenger

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•07/07/2011 01:12 AM (UTC) •

PenguinIceNinja Wrote:
I feel that if you anticipate your opponent's sub zero slide, that you should be able to jump backwards to avoid it. Often times I will jump backwards and it will still hit me, and I'm not in a corner. Just seems a tad too long but I will defer to the majority on this one.

I tend to agree--it can hit from a great distance, however, if I'm anticipating Sub-Zero's Slide, I will definitely block low and take my free combo

Snolla

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•07/20/2011 01:04 AM (UTC) •

Just program yourself not to jump back when you think Subby is going to slide. A low block is all you need and then a nice punish for his troubles.

TemperaryUserName

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•07/20/2011 01:14 AM (UTC) •

IMO, the slide is so punishable that it warrants beating out back jumps. My character can teleport in the air, so it's not even an issue for me.

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