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This is useful if the opponent doesn't know what's going on, since you just get 5 extra damage on your wall combo. | This is useful if the opponent doesn't know what's going on, since you just get 5 extra damage on your wall combo. | ||
If they know how to block it, the mixup is worse on average than doing d+3. Quickstand vs u/b+3 leaves Lee at -13, and staying down vs f,F+3 causes a big enough whiff to punish with a spring kick or wake-up mid | If they know how to block it, the mixup is worse on average than doing d+3. Quickstand vs u/b+3 leaves Lee at -13, and staying down vs f,F+3 causes a big enough whiff to punish with a spring kick or wake-up mid. | ||
== Refloats == | == Refloats == | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 17 December 2020
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u/b+3 wall ender
After f+4,3 at the wall, you can replace d+3 with u/b+3 for 5 more damage. This beats every option except for quickstand (u).
If the u/b+3 hits grounded, d/f+4 W! f+4,3 will resplat if they don't tech roll. If it hits standing (possible with b getup), d+4,4,u+3 will resplat.
Quickstand loses to both f,F+3 and f+3,3,4. The former does 20 damage, and the latter does 18 damage and breaks walls.
This is useful if the opponent doesn't know what's going on, since you just get 5 extra damage on your wall combo.
If they know how to block it, the mixup is worse on average than doing d+3. Quickstand vs u/b+3 leaves Lee at -13, and staying down vs f,F+3 causes a big enough whiff to punish with a spring kick or wake-up mid.
Refloats
- d+2
- d/f+4 b+3,3,f~n
- 3 b+3,3,f~n