High Level Matches Everywhere! - Tiandi Duels [For Honor] 

Out of stamina pressure

You are delusional, bashing is good to force people out of turtling

@@chief8559 sure ….

@@TheDeadLordMo You're still delusional

@@chief8559 you either don’t know what delusional means or you just learned the word it doesn’t fit here lol what have i said that makes me delusional? I have only referenced a part of the video that everyone can see, however you are coming out of nowhere and calling me delusional like a baby on what basis am I delusional… therefore i just said sure lol

Hi

Hello ;-;

Hello 👋

Balls

What console?

@@lenox9524 ps4 but I’m always matched with new gen which sucks.

I got some tips if you want them. First off, her two main mix ups. Her main one is her chain one, where after her first attack she can either kick or throw a top undodgeable heavy. That's basically your bread and butter right there. Against really turtley opponents you want to use your neutral feintable bash a lot more. You can also go for the unblockable heavy finisher, which is her right side one, for unblockable pressure. Easiest way to get into it if your opponents are blocking and parrying a lot is by backwards lighting. As for punishes, when Afeera lands any bash her max punish is a top or right side heavy, unless there is a wall on your right. In that case, do the left side heavy, which does a bit less damage but will wallsplat and guarantee another heavy. Off a heavy parry, her max damage punish is her neutral bash. That ends her chain however, so if you want continued pressure you can light or zone, zone dealing a little more than a light. On light parry she gets a top heavy, or if you're feeling a little risky and there is a wall you can neutral bash and do the wallsplat heavy, giving you another one and technically more damage. I'm not positive on her max out of stam throw and parry punishes, but it seems like you can usually get a light and finisher heavy. The most confusing part of her is her flip recovery cancels. You can do them after ANY move, and you can go any direction with them including forwards, and they ALL have s. So theoretically if an opponent tried to immediately light you after an attack you could flip forwards into them and dodge it. What you need to remember about these is that they're extremely vulnerable to guardbreaks. You can make a guardbreak bounce if they do it really late, but usually that won't happen. The biggest use of the flip is to stay safe from dodge attacks, and to continue pressure. If you're using them defensively, make sure to try to time them correctly to dodge a dodge attack or whatnot. If you believe your opponent is going to dodge and then guardbreak, do NOT flip. Many of your attacks aren't gb vulnerable on whiff, so you could counter gb, but if you go for a flip your opponent will get their guardbreak for free. What to do after a flip? The main thing that people do is a kick after a flip, this is kinda your bread and butter follow up move. You want to use it basically every time you dodge an attack with a flip, with few exceptions. If your opponent is sitting there watching you, or you're using the flip to continue attacking, remember that you can also light or heavy after a flip. A delayed side light or side heavy will catch dodges and some dodge attacks if your opponent expects the kick. It's basically a mini 50/50, but be aware it's pretty reactable against better opponent. If someone does dodge your kick after a flip, remember that you can flip again to possibly dodge their follow up. If you're opponent is falling for a lot of flip mix ups for some reason, you can keep flipping after every hit to keep it going. That's mostly everything important. A few random other notes, Afeera has crushing counters not just on her opener lights, but also her finisher ones. This is rarely useful in 1v1s but if you're in a team fight or being ganked it means that you can often crushing counter external attacks from opponents trying to hit you when you're mid chain. Like I said heavies are your punish after any bash, but you can also do a finisher light in very specific scenarios to protect yourself and get additional damage on the opponent. It's not easy, but it's possible. Afeera also has superior block on dodge, so she can technically "deflect". Her deflect is a bash you do with the guardbreak button, and works the same as her regular bashes. I believe it gives more damage than neutral bash off heavy parry would, but that could be incorrect, take it with a grain of salt. You always want to parry lights rather than deflect though if possible, you get a lot more damage. That's basically everything, feel free to ask questions if you have them.

@@Beanpolr damn my guy went into detail but thank you. All this helps a lot, I’ll keep it in mind when playing her.

Its only available at rep 7+

@@Nova_King_ is the mask outfit you use an event only one ?

Aww I'm second ;-;

Didnt qualify. The EU players are nasty

@@agathahearth how do you know he didn’t qualify ?