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== Strategy == | == Strategy == | ||
=== Neutral === | === Neutral === | ||
Clyde's neutral game is built almost entirely around using and threatening to use his dash. Clyde doesn't have much in the way of good buttons to poke with, so its better generally to wait for the opponent to act first with him. His good walk speed means he can easily pace around and cover distance without having to commit to more punishable movement options. Once the opponent does commit to something, he can dash in and start his offense in the blink of an eye. Clyde's '''66M''' and '''4H''' have decent range to occasionally poke with, 4H in particular being a way for him to throw out a hitbox without having to leave low profile | Clyde's neutral game is built almost entirely around using and threatening to use his dash. Clyde doesn't have much in the way of good buttons to poke with, so its better generally to wait for the opponent to act first with him. His good walk speed means he can easily pace around and cover distance without having to commit to more punishable movement options. Once the opponent does commit to something, he can dash in and start his offense in the blink of an eye. Clyde's '''66M''' and '''4H''' have decent range to occasionally poke with, 4H in particular being a way for him to throw out a hitbox without having to leave low profile. | ||
However, you won't always be able to react to the opponent committing to an action, and especially against stronger zoners like [[Duels of Fortune/Annie|Annie]], dashing in may just get you hit. That's where 664L, air dash, and his long jump come into play. '''664L''' lets Clyde safely disengage from his dash, with punishes on it requiring a hard read. With good use of it, you can bait opponents into attempting to check his dash, leaving them open to whiff punishes or at the very least giving Clyde time to dash in and start his pressure. Adding in his '''air dash''' can make the mental stack even tougher for the opponent. Clyde's air dash is one of the faster ones and avoids a lot of attacks that would check his dash. This will especially force the opponent to stay on their ties as they try to guess which angle he'll come from next. '''Long jump''' (jump out of dash) can also bait things similarly to 664L just to a lesser degree as it won't avoid many higher hitting mids. Still, it'll go over many lows that people will usually try to check Clyde's dash with, and upon a successful read Clyde can land a jump in for big damage. At the same time though, this is one of his more reactable options so be wary. | However, you won't always be able to react to the opponent committing to an action, and especially against stronger zoners like [[Duels of Fortune/Annie|Annie]], dashing in may just get you hit. That's where 664L, air dash, and his long jump come into play. '''664L''' lets Clyde safely disengage from his dash, with punishes on it requiring a hard read. With good use of it, you can bait opponents into attempting to check his dash, leaving them open to whiff punishes or at the very least giving Clyde time to dash in and start his pressure. Adding in his '''air dash''' can make the mental stack even tougher for the opponent. Clyde's air dash is one of the faster ones and avoids a lot of attacks that would check his dash. This will especially force the opponent to stay on their ties as they try to guess which angle he'll come from next. '''Long jump''' (jump out of dash) can also bait things similarly to 664L just to a lesser degree as it won't avoid many higher hitting mids. Still, it'll go over many lows that people will usually try to check Clyde's dash with, and upon a successful read Clyde can land a jump in for big damage. At the same time though, this is one of his more reactable options so be wary. | ||
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Clyde also has a strong anti-air game between 2H, 2S, 5SP, and j.L. '''2H''' is your typical anti-air launcher, having solid anti-air invuln and having the usual 100% starter proration. '''2S''' works similarly but with better startup and invuln in exchange for worse reward. '''5SP''' is even more threatening despite giving less damage. 5SP is fast, invuln at frame 3, and most importantly, air unblockable. This means its possible for Clyde to spot the opponent jumping at a distance, dash up to them, and 5SP them before they can do anything about it. They can burst before the super hits but that's a win in its own right. Threatening 5SP anti-air once you have 50 or more meter can add even further to the mental stack and make opponents afraid of jumping, leaving them open to Clyde's approaches. | Clyde also has a strong anti-air game between 2H, 2S, 5SP, and j.L. '''2H''' is your typical anti-air launcher, having solid anti-air invuln and having the usual 100% starter proration. '''2S''' works similarly but with better startup and invuln in exchange for worse reward. '''5SP''' is even more threatening despite giving less damage. 5SP is fast, invuln at frame 3, and most importantly, air unblockable. This means its possible for Clyde to spot the opponent jumping at a distance, dash up to them, and 5SP them before they can do anything about it. They can burst before the super hits but that's a win in its own right. Threatening 5SP anti-air once you have 50 or more meter can add even further to the mental stack and make opponents afraid of jumping, leaving them open to Clyde's approaches. | ||
Clyde's neutral does have its weaknesses though. He has no direct actions to take towards the opponent at fullscreen, instead having to wait for them to commit to something or try to force his way in with one of his movement options. In effect, he's liable to being walked down and against more reactive opponents he may even find himself struggling to create an opening at all. Of course the ways to circumvent this were already described, but | Clyde's neutral does have its weaknesses though. He has no direct actions to take towards the opponent at fullscreen, instead having to wait for them to commit to something or try to force his way in with one of his movement options. In effect, he's liable to being walked down and against more reactive opponents he may even find himself struggling to create an opening at all. Of course the ways to circumvent this were already described, but they can become predictable if not properly cycled between. | ||
=== Offense === | === Offense === | ||
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|| 66M > 5H > 66 5S > jc | || 66M > 5H > 66 5S > jc j.H > j.4S, 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L > Ender || 9210 || Medium || 0 || Midscreen/From Corner || | ||
Advanced midscreen combo showcasing some of Clyde's | Advanced midscreen combo showcasing some of Clyde's 4S loops. In particular linking into 2L at the end is quite difficult. | ||
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|| 66M > 5S > jc j.4S, 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L > 4S, 2L > Ender || 8960 || Hard || 0 || Everywhere || | || 66M > 5S > jc j.4S, 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L > 4S, 2L > Ender || 8960 || Hard || 0 || Everywhere || | ||
Alternative combo to the previous | Alternative combo to the previous. Notably this is much harder to hit confirm since you must immediately go into an unsafe special. You can substitute 66M with 5M to make this easier. Additionally, going into j.4S after 5S must be input immediately to land against most of the cast. | ||
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|| 2M > 5H > 66 5S > jc | || 2M > 5H > 66 5S > jc j.H > j.4S, land 66 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L > Ender || 9010 || Hard || 0 || Corner/Near Corner || | ||
Example of Clyde's corner and near corner damage focused combo theory. Basically the same combo as what you do in midscreen, but with more difficulty | Example of Clyde's corner and near corner damage focused combo theory. Basically the same combo as what you do in midscreen, but with a little more difficulty. | ||
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|| j.S, Micro Walk OTG 5S > jc | || j.S, Micro Walk OTG 5S > jc j.H > j.4S, 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L, 2L > Ender || 9550 || Medium || 0 || Midscreen/From Corner || | ||
Example of how to combo off j.S overhead outside the corner. The same routing basically applies in the corner but it requires you to side switch after the 5S, although this doesn't really make the combo harder. | Example of how to combo off j.S overhead outside the corner. The same routing basically applies in the corner but it requires you to side switch after the 5S, although this doesn't really make the combo harder. | ||
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|| 2SP, micro walk OTG 5SP/5S > ... || 11800/- || Medium/Hard || 100/50 || Everywhere || | || 2SP, micro walk OTG 5SP/5S > ... || 11800/- || Medium/Hard || 100/50 || Everywhere || | ||
2SP combos, 5SP is much easier but less rewarding. Try to get the 5S link down, although the 5SP route is still useful for being burst safe. | 2SP combos, 5SP is much easier but less rewarding. Try to get the 5S link down, although the 5SP route is still useful for being burst safe. | ||
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|| c.6H, 5S... || - || Easy || 0 || Everywhere || | || c.6H, 5S... || - || Easy || 0 || Everywhere || | ||
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|| 2H > jc j.H > dl j.L > j.H > j.L, land 5L > 5M > 5S/5SP || 1030/5010 || Very Hard || 0/50 || Corner || | || 2H > jc j.H > dl j.L > j.H > j.L, land 5L > 5M > 5S/5SP || 1030/5010 || Very Hard || 0/50 || Corner || | ||
Difficult damage focused ender. This is | Difficult damage focused ender. This is probably as damaging as you can get, so much so that it's a bit unnecessary, so only go for it if you're confident in your ability to execute this ender. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:58, 16 May 2024
Clyde Brightstar is the main character of Duels of Fortune. While you may be expecting the usual all-rounder shoto, Clyde is THE rushdown character of the game. With his powerful movement, he can get in the opponent's face better than anyone else.
Clyde as a character is defined by his forward dash. Clyde's forward dash, an insanely fast low-profiling side-switching run, is arguably the best movement option in the game. When used well, it's a powerful neutral tool that can control the pace of a match,. This gets all the stronger when you add in his other options in neutral and on offense. His air dash is one of the faster ones in the game, and 664L lets him bait attempts to check his dash. Furthermore, all his hits can convert into lengthy combos that carry the opponent across the screen and into a hard knockdown, leading to his pressure. This pressure is quite potent too. Clyde's buttons are all above average speed wise, letting him perform especially tricky staggers and pressure resets. His forward dash factors in too as an oppressive offense option that allows him to perform a left/right mixup at almost any time in any part of the screen, a tactic especially potent once the opponent starts to fear his frame traps. These aspects all make Clyde a relentless offense machine when he can take the game at his pace.
However, Clyde doesn't always get to run at his pace. In exchange for his amazing movement and frame data, Clyde's normals are on the smaller end with zero disjoints. While 66M and 4H are decent buttons, they have their weaknesses and won't help him contest other characters. He also has one of the worst set of lows in the game, with an 9F 2L and 12F 2M being his only options. Beyond limiting his high/low, it's tough for Clyde to deal with armored moves and chicken blocking on defense. In addition, his combos build a huge amount of burst for the opponent. His biggest flaw by far though is his general need to be in the opponent's face. While he's the best character at getting into that position, against characters like ERROR, Doodle, and Shiverskull, all of whom have strong keepaway and good ways to check his dash, his avenues are limited. He often has to make multiple high risk plays to force his way in. Similarly, if a character has stronger close range than him like Baron, then he may find himself with no easy paths to victory. Still, no character is immune to his unending pressure and unreactable left rights.
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Clyde's forward dash is unique, even compared to other run type dashes. Not only is it the fastest run in the game, but it low profiles and can side switch. As a result, it's probably his most important tool both in neutral and offense. The low profile is almost immediate (frame 2-3 after inputting dash) and while not especially low, it still goes under many projectiles and higher hitting pokes. When he side switches, any normals done will auto-correct to face the opponent, which creates Clyde's powerful left/right mixups. Additionally, Clyde has two unique command normals out of his dash with 4L and 6M. 4L is a partially invincible backdash that lets him bait out a reaction while not having to commit much. 6M is Clyde's biggest button, although it's still not especially big and very dangerous to whiff. These options make challenging his forward dash even scarier and builds up the mental stack. While one can be belligerent with it, making calculated use of his forward dash can allow Clyde to dominate the neutral game.
Character Summary
- Command Normals
- 4H - Rushing Upper: Low profile, even lower than his dash, forward moving uppercut. Launcher that's good for combos, pressure, and defense.
- 4L While Dashing - Fake Out: Invincible back dash out of forward dash.
- 6M While Dashing - Rushing Straight: Large and fast normal exclusive to his dash. Uncancellable on block.
- Special Moves
- 5S - Heat Rush: A short ranged but high damage barrage of strikes ending in a jump cancelable uppercut. Combo filler.
- 4S (Air OK) - Blazing Combo: Dash punch with three hits. Good for combos and occasionally for rushing in.
- 4[S] - Blazing Force: Long range but slow charged punch that's plus on block.
- 2S - Inferno Upper: Fast and good reward anti-air with invuln to air attacks.
- j.S - Meteor Slam: Dive punch. Primary combo ender but also a fast overhead that wallbounces in the corner.
- Supers
- 5SP - Eruption Fist: Fast damage super with a large anti-air hitbox. Air unblockable.
- 2SP - Brightstar Barrage: Clyde teleports behind the opponent to do an invincible strike. Somewhat slow.
- 2[SP] - Frontal Assault: Clyde teleports in front of the opponent without doing a strike.
5L > 5M > 4H > 9jc j.H, land 2M > 2S, land 2M > 5S > 9jc j.S: Easy corner to corner combo.
5L > 5M > 4H > 9jc j.H > j.4S, land 2M > 5S > 9jc j.4S, land 2M > 5H > 5SP: Corner bnb combo.
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Universal Mechanics
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Strategy
Neutral
Clyde's neutral game is built almost entirely around using and threatening to use his dash. Clyde doesn't have much in the way of good buttons to poke with, so its better generally to wait for the opponent to act first with him. His good walk speed means he can easily pace around and cover distance without having to commit to more punishable movement options. Once the opponent does commit to something, he can dash in and start his offense in the blink of an eye. Clyde's 66M and 4H have decent range to occasionally poke with, 4H in particular being a way for him to throw out a hitbox without having to leave low profile.
However, you won't always be able to react to the opponent committing to an action, and especially against stronger zoners like Annie, dashing in may just get you hit. That's where 664L, air dash, and his long jump come into play. 664L lets Clyde safely disengage from his dash, with punishes on it requiring a hard read. With good use of it, you can bait opponents into attempting to check his dash, leaving them open to whiff punishes or at the very least giving Clyde time to dash in and start his pressure. Adding in his air dash can make the mental stack even tougher for the opponent. Clyde's air dash is one of the faster ones and avoids a lot of attacks that would check his dash. This will especially force the opponent to stay on their ties as they try to guess which angle he'll come from next. Long jump (jump out of dash) can also bait things similarly to 664L just to a lesser degree as it won't avoid many higher hitting mids. Still, it'll go over many lows that people will usually try to check Clyde's dash with, and upon a successful read Clyde can land a jump in for big damage. At the same time though, this is one of his more reactable options so be wary.
Clyde also has a strong anti-air game between 2H, 2S, 5SP, and j.L. 2H is your typical anti-air launcher, having solid anti-air invuln and having the usual 100% starter proration. 2S works similarly but with better startup and invuln in exchange for worse reward. 5SP is even more threatening despite giving less damage. 5SP is fast, invuln at frame 3, and most importantly, air unblockable. This means its possible for Clyde to spot the opponent jumping at a distance, dash up to them, and 5SP them before they can do anything about it. They can burst before the super hits but that's a win in its own right. Threatening 5SP anti-air once you have 50 or more meter can add even further to the mental stack and make opponents afraid of jumping, leaving them open to Clyde's approaches.
Clyde's neutral does have its weaknesses though. He has no direct actions to take towards the opponent at fullscreen, instead having to wait for them to commit to something or try to force his way in with one of his movement options. In effect, he's liable to being walked down and against more reactive opponents he may even find himself struggling to create an opening at all. Of course the ways to circumvent this were already described, but they can become predictable if not properly cycled between.
Offense
Clyde's offense is very strong and built mainly around staggers and left/rights. Clyde's main pressure buttons are 5L, his fastest recovering light making it useful for reverse beats, 5M, which is a fast medium, 2M, which is safe on block, and 4H, which moves him towards the opponent, allowing reverse beats to reach when they normally couldn't. Once you've started building stagger mental stack, you can start stealing turns with reverse beats into 5L and 2M, as well as add in throws. Clyde's best move for baiting reversals is 5L since it has the least total frames, so make sure you're reverse beating back into it fairly often. Additionally, if the opponent is really respecting you, you can throw in forward dash crossups. These are very hard to react to and can be quite rewarding so don't be afraid to use them if the opponent isn't mashing much.
For okizeme pressure, the obvious option is to go for a left/right with his forward dash. The main buttons you want to use here are 5M or 5H. 5M is fast and a strong combo starter, being able to confirm very easily thanks to its high hitstun. 5H is an alternative option, as it's much slower but potentially much more rewarding thanks to its heavy starter proration. Beyond the left/right though, Clyde has an ok high/low to work with. 2L and 2M, while slow for lows, are still unreactable, and have solid reward. For the high, you can go for tk j.S. While difficult to combo off midscreen, it's quite rewarding and is especially good at opponents expecting a left/right only to get hit by an overhead. Going for tick throw is always an option too. Additionally, Clyde can do jump crossups with j.L, although there's not much reason to go for these unless you're doing a safe jump setup. The most important part though is to keep things varied. While just going for left/rights can be very effective, adding in even more options will build the mental stack further and keep things difficult.
Defense
Clyde's defense is fairly average. He has a 5F button with his 5L, and while lacking a little in range, it still gets the job done a lot of the time. His reversal is fairly average. Its hitbox is ok and has good vertical range, but it's not too hard to outspace it. It can hit opponents behind him but not consistently either. His reward upon hitting a reversal though can be great, since if he has 50 or more meter, he can dash up into a 5SP as long as the opponent doesn't down tech, which they often won't be ready to do. The same applies to break burst. Beyond these options, his 2H and 2S can both catch airborne pressure moves.
Additional Resources
Developer made character showcase.
Combos
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Basic Combos
Easy combos for starting.
Combo | Damage | Difficulty | Meter Spent | Position | Notes |
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5L > 5M > 4H > 9jc j.H, land 2M > 2S, land 2M > Ender | 4960 | Very Easy | 0 | Midscreen/From Corner |
Basic corner to corner combo. Damage is fairly underwhelming but it can lead to strong oki. |
5L > 5M > 4H > 9jc j.H > j.4S, land 2M > 5S > 9jc j.4S, land 2M > Ender | 6060 | Easy | 0 | Corner |
Basic combo showing Clyde's usual corner combo theory. |
Advanced Combos
Harder combos that deal more damage or provide some other benefit.
Combo | Damage | Difficulty | Meter Spent | Position | Notes |
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66M > 5H > 66 5S > jc j.H > j.4S, 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L > Ender | 9210 | Medium | 0 | Midscreen/From Corner |
Advanced midscreen combo showcasing some of Clyde's 4S loops. In particular linking into 2L at the end is quite difficult. |
66M > 5S > jc j.4S, 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L > 4S, 2L > Ender | 8960 | Hard | 0 | Everywhere |
Alternative combo to the previous. Notably this is much harder to hit confirm since you must immediately go into an unsafe special. You can substitute 66M with 5M to make this easier. Additionally, going into j.4S after 5S must be input immediately to land against most of the cast. |
2M > 5H > 66 5S > jc j.H > j.4S, land 66 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L > Ender | 9010 | Hard | 0 | Corner/Near Corner |
Example of Clyde's corner and near corner damage focused combo theory. Basically the same combo as what you do in midscreen, but with a little more difficulty. |
j.S, Micro Walk OTG 5S > jc j.H > j.4S, 2M > 4S, 2M > 4S, 2L, 2L > Ender | 9550 | Medium | 0 | Midscreen/From Corner |
Example of how to combo off j.S overhead outside the corner. The same routing basically applies in the corner but it requires you to side switch after the 5S, although this doesn't really make the combo harder. |
2SP, micro walk OTG 5SP/5S > ... | 11800/- | Medium/Hard | 100/50 | Everywhere |
2SP combos, 5SP is much easier but less rewarding. Try to get the 5S link down, although the 5SP route is still useful for being burst safe. |
c.6H, 5S... | - | Easy | 0 | Everywhere |
Throw combo starter. Throw combos do a lot of damage so don't be too afraid of going for them. |
Enders
Ender damages assume the combo is at max damage scaling.
Combo | Damage | Difficulty | Meter Spent | Position | Notes |
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2H > jc j.S | 690 | Very Easy | 0 | Everywhere |
Basic hard knockdown ender. This is how you'll be ending a lot of basic combos so you can go into Clyde's left/rights. Don't use when you've already used your wall bounce with 2S. |
2H > jc j.H > j.S | 840 | Very Easy | 0 | Corner |
Slight damage optimization for when you've already used your wall bounce in a combo. |
5H > 66 5L > 5M > 5H > 5S/5SP | 720/4720 | Easy | 0/50 | Corner |
Basic damage focused ender. You can't get an hkd from this routing so it's only recommended to do if it'll kill or you're going to use blast burst. |
2H > jc j.H > dl j.L > j.H > j.L, land 5L > 5M > 5S/5SP | 1030/5010 | Very Hard | 0/50 | Corner |
Difficult damage focused ender. This is probably as damaging as you can get, so much so that it's a bit unnecessary, so only go for it if you're confident in your ability to execute this ender. |
Colors
![DoF Clyde Jacket Icon.png](/images/thumb/b/b4/DoF_Clyde_Jacket_Icon.png/100px-DoF_Clyde_Jacket_Icon.png)
![DoF Clyde Boxer Icon.png](/images/thumb/8/8e/DoF_Clyde_Boxer_Icon.png/100px-DoF_Clyde_Boxer_Icon.png)
![DoF Clyde Skeleton Icon.png](/images/thumb/c/c0/DoF_Clyde_Skeleton_Icon.png/100px-DoF_Clyde_Skeleton_Icon.png)
![DoF Clyde Renzo Icon.png](/images/thumb/7/71/DoF_Clyde_Renzo_Icon.png/100px-DoF_Clyde_Renzo_Icon.png)
![DoF Clyde Casual Suit Icon.png](/images/thumb/f/f4/DoF_Clyde_Casual_Suit_Icon.png/100px-DoF_Clyde_Casual_Suit_Icon.png)
Facts
- Clyde likes to punch things with his fist.
- During the early stages of development, Clyde was called "Boxer".
- Clyde's Aspect is called "Flame Jacket". His skin has special glands that let him produce fire! As an added bonus, it also makes him very heat-resistant.
- Originally, Clyde was designed as a hunter who would fight otherworldly monsters.
- Clyde's older brother Matthew created the highly successful Buff Boy comic series, known across all of Eagleton.
- Clyde originally started boxing just to spite his father Baron and prove that he's the "better man". Although it didn't take long for him to start genuinely enjoying it.
- Clyde's Aspect first manifested while he was trying to help his mom cook garlic bread. Needless to say, the garlic bread was seared to a crisp.
Clyde Wiki Roadmap
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