It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. First of all, is it normal that the FADC consumes two of my super gauges? Or am I doing something wrong with the inputs?
Also I'd like to know if there are other moves than the light Shoryuken using light punch input that can be FADCancelled. I don't find how to perform it with medium and hard Shoryuken: is it a simple question of timing, or simply impossible?
Are there other characters that own this special kind of move? Often, they're used to make otherwise-unsafe moves safe, or to extend combos. For many characters, the only way to incorporate an Ultra into a larger combo is to use an FADC to make it possible. Cancelling any move normal or special into a focus attack costs two bars of super meter. You can identify this visually as the character will flash yellow briefly; note that this is not the same thing as the yellow flash that occurs when an EX special move is performed.
While cancelling into a focus attack and then simply unleashing the focus attack is possible, in practice, this is almost never done. Generally speaking, the focus attack is almost always immediately cancelled into a dash forward or backward , hence the name "Focus Attack Dash Cancel.
With a few exceptions, almost all of these sorts of moves can be FADC'ed, though the timing will sometimes vary based on the strength of the move you're using. Aside from Shoryukens, many other sorts of special moves are commonly FADC'ed, either to allow for combo followups or to make them more safe such as Zangief's Banishing Flat.
With a bit of practice, you can learn to execute it as one single motion. In general, if you're having trouble doing it, it's most likely that you're not executing the FADC fast enough, as it needs to be done pretty quickly.
Akuma's HP Shoryuken against a blocking opponent is a decent one to practice the input with, as it hits three times, giving you a large window in which to execute the FADC.
You can also dash cancel a Focus Attack after it hits. By dash canceling after the hit connects, you can recover from the attack more quickly and more easily follow up with a combo on the crumpled opponent as he falls to the floor. As long as the Focus Attack actually connects with the opponent, your character will interrupt the usual lag animation after the Focus Attack with a dash for an immediate follow up. Dash canceling isn't the only cancel related to Focus Attacks, though.
While this will make for some easy and simple combos, it's not especially useful and not worth the super meter it costs Cancel a ground attack with a Focus Attack and then cancel that Focus Attack with a dash to essentially reset your standing and let you follow up with another attack.
You can use the FADC to set up combos that wouldn't otherwise work because the moves that set up those combos have too much recovery time. The FADC cancels that recovery time to let you capitalize on the hit stun caused by the initial move. But because Ryu's attack also sends him into the air, by the time he recovers from the Shoryuken he can't do anything to take advantage of the lifeless opponent. But , if you hit with the Shoryuken and cancel with the FADC, you can forego the recovery of the Shoryuken move and instantly follow with an attack, like Ryu's Metsu Hadoken ultra combo.
Street Fighter 4 Wiki Guide. Last Edited: 16 Feb pm. Was this guide helpful? YES NO. In This Wiki Guide. The long-awaited fourth entry in the Street Fighter series. Release Date. No Time to Die Review. Despite all that, I never saw any improvement at all. When you put that kind of time and energy into something over several weeks you really need to see some sort of results to motivate you to continue further, especially when its for a game and when you have very little free time to be spending.
Balrog does require links as much as any other character. In that case, why play a game which has a huge execution requirement? You presumably have other talents which you used to make up for your APM deficiency in starcraft.
Alternately, have you considered a different fighting game? For instance, most people seem to think Tekken has a lower execution barrier than SF4. Why Gouken if I might ask Vulpes? Also, a look through balrogs combo page did show a few combos that only requires cancels, no links, which was promising to me considering Cammy neither did, nor now does, have any of those on her combo pages.
As for GreyQ, thank you very much for the comments and support. Actually I do love Chess, Go, Poker, and Magic never played warhammer and have had pretty good success with all such games, I just happen to like to play many games my most recent obsession obviously being Starcraft 2 which I put almost 1k games into and thus untold hours into. Like I said when I first responded, your best bet is to work on your execution with time.
Technically, most characters have link their normals into their special moves. This includes balrog. So you cant just input c. I promise you though that balrog is the best character you can play without links and FADCing, followed by guile in my opinion.
Bison relies more on scissor kick FADC to do combos and apply pressure. Good luck to you working towards becoming better at this game. It was a legitimate suggestion.
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