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==Basic Controls== | ==Basic Controls== | ||
'''A:''' Weak Attack. | '''A:''' Weak Attack.<br> | ||
Usually reserved for jabs. | |||
'''B:''' Strong Attack. | '''B:''' Strong Attack.<br> | ||
Acts as a throw if overlapping the opponent's hitbox. | |||
'''X:''' Special Attack. | '''X:''' Special Attack.<br> | ||
Usually the character's "gimmick" buttons.<br> | |||
'''Y:''' Ultra EX. Costs 1 meter. Also used for Demon Mode's activation, which costs 1 meter. | '''Y:''' Ultra EX. Costs 1 meter.<br> | ||
Also used for Demon Mode's activation, which costs 1 meter.<br> | |||
Sometimes is attached to character-specific moves.<br> | |||
'''Back:''' Taunt. Every Character has a functional taunt. Many of them award a whole bar of meter! | '''Back:''' Taunt.<br> | ||
Every Character has a functional taunt.<br> | |||
Many of them award a whole bar of meter, have a damage buff, or even work as a move! | |||
==Button Combinations== | ==Button Combinations== | ||
'''Macros are very important in Kyanta 2 as the game's button registration isn't lenient.'''<br> | |||
'''You have to press both buttons on the exact same frame without a macro, so get it if you can.'''<br> | |||
'''Having macros, especially for EX, is very important as it cuts out the middle-man and prevents a lot of mis-inputs.'''<br> | |||
'''X+Y:''' EX Attack. Uses half a bar of meter. All EX moves are invulnerable, so they're a very important part of Kyanta 2! | '''X+Y:''' EX Attack.<br> | ||
Uses half a bar of meter.<br> | |||
All EX moves are invulnerable, so they're a very important part of Kyanta 2! | |||
'''B+Y:''' Kyanta Cancel. Cancels any action at the cost of 1 meter. Adds 20 damage to the next attack. | '''B+Y:''' Kyanta Cancel.<br> | ||
Cancels any action at the cost of 1 meter.<br> | |||
Adds 20 damage to the next attack.<br> | |||
Will prioritize a grab up-close instead of a KC if you're not cancelling a move already, be careful. | |||
'''A+B:''' Throw Storage. Holding A and B will allow you to throw your opponent, or tech their throw, as soon as you are in range. Instead of pressing B while up close. | '''A+B:''' Throw Storage.<br> | ||
Holding A and B will allow you to throw your opponent, or tech their throw, as soon as you are in range.<br> | |||
Instead of pressing B while up close, which can potentially cause a whiffed move. | |||
[[Category: Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2]] | [[Category: Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:00, 26 December 2021
Basic Controls
A: Weak Attack.
Usually reserved for jabs.
B: Strong Attack.
Acts as a throw if overlapping the opponent's hitbox.
X: Special Attack.
Usually the character's "gimmick" buttons.
Y: Ultra EX. Costs 1 meter.
Also used for Demon Mode's activation, which costs 1 meter.
Sometimes is attached to character-specific moves.
Back: Taunt.
Every Character has a functional taunt.
Many of them award a whole bar of meter, have a damage buff, or even work as a move!
Button Combinations
Macros are very important in Kyanta 2 as the game's button registration isn't lenient.
You have to press both buttons on the exact same frame without a macro, so get it if you can.
Having macros, especially for EX, is very important as it cuts out the middle-man and prevents a lot of mis-inputs.
X+Y: EX Attack.
Uses half a bar of meter.
All EX moves are invulnerable, so they're a very important part of Kyanta 2!
B+Y: Kyanta Cancel.
Cancels any action at the cost of 1 meter.
Adds 20 damage to the next attack.
Will prioritize a grab up-close instead of a KC if you're not cancelling a move already, be careful.
A+B: Throw Storage.
Holding A and B will allow you to throw your opponent, or tech their throw, as soon as you are in range.
Instead of pressing B while up close, which can potentially cause a whiffed move.
