super street fighter 4 arcade edition and tekken tag tounament 2 tutorial

[the rhyme king]

Plinking (sometimes pronounced "P-Linking") stands for "Priority Linking" and is a fundamental technique to getting the most out of your combos. It makes difficult combos much easier to achieve.
The Technique

Plinking is done by dancing across two or more buttons in rapid succession exactly one-sixtieth (1/60) of a second, or one frame, apart. It sounds a lot harder than it really is. However, it is typically very difficult to perform on controllers apart from an arcade stick because of the button layout and design on most pads (i.e. standard Xbox 360/PS3 controller). The catch is that it only works if a higher priority command is input first.

 

[the rhyme king]

this technique exploits a mechanic in SSF4 that gives certain commands priority over others. The formula is relatively simple: medium attacks have priority over light attacks, heavy/hard attacks have priority over both, and kicks have priority over punches. The priority list looks like this:

LP<LK<MP<MK<HP<HK

By exploiting this using plinking you get an extra frame to hit the next move in your combo, which makes the notorious one-frame links entirely possible. There are two reasons to use plinking over attempting to hammer the same button twice within 2/60's of a second. One, it is almost physically impossible to do so. Two, if you tap the same button that rapidly, the game thinks that the button is being held down and ignores the second input. Plinking essentially jars the system by adding another input and allows the system to register the second input of the higher priority command. It's possible the second input of the first command is due to negative edge, but this is currently unverified. When done successfully the inputs should appear like this: Image:Plinking.jpg
Notice how the first input is registered twice? This is what adds that extra frame to the one-frame window used in many difficult links. Because of the priority system, the lesser input (MP) is ignored in favor of the higher input (HP). This principle applies to any input and any combination of inputs, allowing for a large amount of plinking possibilities. However, you can only plink a light kick to a light punch when crouching, but you cannot plink MK+MP or HK+HP without getting a focus attack or taunt, respectively. Light punch has priority over nothing, so it cannot be plinked.

 

[the rhyme king]

 

[the rhyme king]

 

[Black Magisterialness]

i love how most of this stuff has just been in my head for the past 18 or so years. Even before all the technical jargon came out...cats was linking, crossing up and peeping move priorities in they child hood years....i'm so happy street fighter and the sort are still around...


I haven't forgot certain move sets in damn near two decades...how many people can say they remember ANYTHING that complex for two decades....

 

[bmoxover]

on the effort, friend.

But might I suggest a simple point in the direction of Shoryuken

 

[Uh Oh]

yo @the rhyme king, what do you think of Daigo's combo schemes during the championship match of Evo 2010?

 

[Manuel Hot Pepper Lopez]

[11:51] cllmemayb14: do u hv ur own place?
[11:51] cllmemayb14: how old r u
[11:51] juelzenclade20: my mom live wit me but i got the whole basement 2 myself wit my own door.

I hope you don't play the game so loud it disturbs your mother upstairs Ronald

 

[the rhyme king]

yo @the rhyme king, what do you think of Daigo's combo schemes during the championship match of Evo 2010?

diago a beast one of the best players ever imo on the scene in terms of his reading his players coming up with different ways to beat him.

 

[the rhyme king]

on the effort, friend.

But might I suggest a simple point in the direction of Shoryuken

let me be more clear im not saying this information is new nor am i claiming i wrote this or saying i invented it but however i am saying is this it is helpful to the new guys or girls for that matter coming on the scene.

 

[ThaGlow]

Gonna read later. Been trying to complete the trial modes and some of them are crazy. For me, the hardest shyt is linking something like:

c. lk
c. lk
c. lk
hadoken

I can do a c.lk > hadoken no problem. But if its at the end of 3 c. lks then my fireball never comes out (or is late). Sometimes you supposed to link a super from that last c. lk, WTF!?

 

[MouseTeeth]

Rhyme king the gawd....

 

[the rhyme king]

Gonna read later. Been trying to complete the trial modes and some of them are crazy. For me, the hardest shyt is linking something like:

c. lk
c. lk
c. lk
hadoken

I can do a c.lk > hadoken no problem. But if its at the end of 3 c. lks then my fireball never comes out (or is late). Sometimes you supposed to link a super from that last c. lk, WTF!?

just plink it i just learned about this technique so im not gonna act like im some pro

but plink it plink the clk with the hadoken u got to press it kinda at the same time without pressing the clk button and hadoken at the same time like when u about to do the c lk do the clk and the hadoken motion at the same time and then do the hadoken.

do the clk and hadoken pratice that first then do the other c lk

then try to do the three cr lk and then the hadoken

it took me some time to do that but once i got the timing down it became no problem for me.

 

[Anti-Anime]

I'll Justin Wong your ass, Ronnie.

 

[the rhyme king]

@ThaGlow what verison of the hadoken do they want u to do is it the mp or hp
or is it lp