Guilty gear xrd baiken Patch#
Guilty gear xrd baiken full#

10 Introduced in Guilty Gear Xrd and updates.

9 Introduced in Guilty Gear Vastedge XT.

8 Introduced in Guilty Gear 2: Overture.

5 Introduced in Guilty Gear X2 and updates.

Guilty gear xrd baiken Patch#

So if you like playing her, might as well get used to her starting now as the patch isn't too far off. That aside, she'd play relatively the same, only better & with more reliability & consistency. They also fix the air hook bug so that no matter what height you catch your opponent with, the hook will always yield the same result. Including improved attack hitbox, timing & speed in general. As is she has the 3rd lowest defense) & her tools fixed for more reliability. In short, she got tougher (gonna be as tough as May. You can check out her buffs from the patchnote here, under the Baiken section: Including the fixed blockstring azami window. In the upcoming patch that'd hit in a week or two probably, she's got mad buffs however. that she's easily the lowest tier character in the current version. Her anti-air hook is broken if you catch the opponent at the lowest point of their jump, etc. Azami from blockstring is very risky with little window to do especially in online play.

Guilty gear xrd baiken full#

Naturally doing blockstring with her can also easily crank up your opponent's RISC bar (the pink bar below the life bar), which when it's over 50% full & you manage to score a hit in, it'd register as a counterhit putting your opponent in extra hitstun, opening new possibilities in combo routes.īalance wise, she's kinda broken in a bad way atm. As you will get it pretty frequent considering your azami/suzuran followup, when timed right, can send your opponent into counterhit state. It's also worth practicing your counterhit combos as that's where she excels at. Do a blockstring into suzuran & throw, or blockstring into hook & back into blockstring for a pretty reliable pressure reset. On offense, get used to cancelling gattlings into instant suzuran w/ followup where it works. Sol ending blockstring with fafnir/bandit bringer) Block their pressure & Azami their high-commitment pressure reset (e.g. Bait opponents into attacking mid/high at range & suzuran that into your combo (especially effective vs Faust's hook scalpel as you can do the suzuran followup & it'd hit despite being a fullscreen away from Faust) Bait opponents to eat your hook, usually by baiting them to move in/attack within the hook's range, but safe enough that the attack would miss you/won't hit you before the hook hits them Make use of tatami & the various ways to do it to cover your space. Here's a general laydown on her neutrals. Rather than running in & doing pressure, most of the time it's best for her to mind spacing, your attacks' speed vs the opponents' & what she can do within that. That said, you can't get in with her the same way most other characters. On that, Baiken is a mix of unique defensive & offensive options, which is where she specializes at. But if you start with her, you'd have a different idea on how the game works as compared to if you start with Sol or Ky, for example. She's not the hardest nor the easiest to start with. While most of the other characters are a mix of types & playstyle. There are other basic characters each focusing on their archetypes too, like Potemkin as a classic grappler etc. With Sol focusing on the pressure & rushdown type while Ky focuses on the consistency & setup type. The best starter characters to get a feel of the game's mechanics would be Sol & Ky.