Dragunov Practical pt.1

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Published on June 29, 2010 12:39:43 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM58pbzGcgw

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Tekken 6 (2007)

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A video of various okizeme and setups for Sergei Dragunov in Tekken 6 BR, a practical video guide taken from real matches.

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Pt. 1: d+3,4 spike oki
d+3,4 spike is similar to d/f+3 forced KND, but usable for moves where d/f+3 is not usable/practical. One example, as shown, is post u/f+4 on hit. d+3,4 does about a few points less of damage compared to d+4,1,3, but sets up wake up oki instead. d+3+4 if they stay on the ground, f+3 pick up if they back roll or wake up kick.

Pt. 2: Off-axis WS 1,3
Not necessarily off-axis to your opponent as much as off-axis to the wall behind them. This allows for a modified combo by using a semi-deep SS to get behind them and 4,3 binding, finally a f+3,3 for an opponent BT d/f+3 style spike. Higher risk, compared to forward facing spikes, but much higher reward.

Pt. 3: "Punishing" safe attacks
I know I might get some crap for this, but it's a very valid strategy. Launching mids that are safe are usually very negative on block, e.g. Alisa d/f+2 is -9. As such a good player will not move after the attack as even a basic 1 check often will cancel any evasion attempted. Using a instant throw will have 50% chance of success and will set up wakeup/ground oki. Making the opponent more inclined to duck in the future, which is a good thing.

Pt. 4: Various d/f+2 spike oki
Not much to say about this, SS+2 and d/f+3 both are the same damage and both spike the opponent post bind. The same set up in a different, newer package.

Pt. 5: Post CH 1,2,1 oki
Fairly basic, iWS 4 will catch quick stands for a bobble combo, d+2 will hit the opponent if they stay on the ground, and iWR 2 will force them to block if they tech roll.

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