The King of Fighters XI: Advanced System Mechanics: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

''Note by ATG: part of this article is based on the [http://hartheon.web.fc2.com/neta.html japanese Hartheon-website] and [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html this Wiki], the rest is individual research by Rock, arit & me.''<br>

*''(note: needs doublecheck)'' With K' 661236P executes an ain trigger right after starting to run instead of getting an accidental 623P - the "1"-input prevents the SRK from coming out. Alternatively,  "41236" after a run also works.

:Quick Shifts can be entered up to 6F before the actual hit connects (see below, 6F button buffer).

:The buffer for all kinds of regular attacks is '''6F'''. Example: with Gato, there is a 6F window to input 2D after 6A (which is a 1F-Link).

 

 

 

The majority of special moves have this state. During limited juggle state, a wide range of attacks can connect, eg. normal attacks and many special moves, but generally no "launcher" type attacks (eg. Kula 214B-6D, Vanessa [4],6P etc.)<br>

This state is likely used to prevent infinites but still allow combos.

 

===No Juggle / Juggle Anywhere===

Many launching attacks do not allow follow ups at all, or lose their full / limited juggle after a certain amount of frames.<br>

In this case, only attacks marked as "juggle anywhere" can connect against opponents in this state (eg. K' 2363214E, Oswald [4],646E, Vanessa 214K-6C)

 

This is a rare state where not even juggle anywhere attacks connect. The most prominent examples are 5E & j.E on non-counter hit, which don't even allow juggle anywhere attacks as a followup.

 

Counter Hits deal extra damage, usually 30%, but there are exceptions (ex. Ralf: 236236E instant K.O.s on counter hit!)

 

Counter hits sometimes have special properties (eg. K' 6A wall bounces) or added hit stun (see further below)

 

Counter Hits occur during the Startup & Active time of...

==Corner Crossups==

:Note: the button can also be pressed 1-3 frames later to reduce the jump startup not to 1F, but to 2F or 3F, which is particularly useful when doing very early smalljump attacks (because 1F smalljump is very hard to do).

:While standing, Doing an attack at the same time as an up motion will always trigger a normal jump attack, even if a small jump was put in. To prevent this from occurring, the attack has to be slightly delayed for the small jump to register. The alternative is to let go of the up motion after 1F, which is very hard to pull off with a stick.

:Jump recovery is always 1 Frame, regardless of whether an attack was performed in air or not.

:It is possible to hit opponents in the 1F recovery. Punishing jumps this way is much easier with attacks that have a low hitbox & long active time, since if done early, the opponent will fall into the active hitbox and get hit standing, whereas standing attacks that usually have large vertical hitboxes need 1F-timing to avoid an early air hit.

The following characters can land behind the opponent when performing a Quick Shift and not attacking:

Using a Quick Shift on a cornered opponent can cause some issues for these characters. Upon landing, the inputs can end up reversed and you will get unwanted special moves. This is because the character is briefly considered to be cornered when landing from the Quick Shift. The best way to avoid wrong inputs in these situations is to whiff an air normal before landing. It is also possible to either input your motions at the last moment (right after landing), or to intentionally use weird motions that cover this issue (an example is to quick shift to geese and input 63124,63214E while falling to get a deadly rave - the regular motion will not work!).<br>

For the characters listed above, it is possible to land behind a cornered opponent, right in the corner, with a Quick Shift. The way to do this is to input an attack 2 frames before landing, on F25 of the Quick Shift (see the images below).

|'''j.B 2F before landing'''

*'''if "6" or "66" was held:''' buffering AB & 6AB is possible. Attempting to use 4AB during the freeze will trigger a 5A to come out (because back rolls need the 4-input to be held an additional frame before). 4AB only works with reversal timing after the freeze, 1F later..

:Light air attack Hit Stun: 14F hit, 11F Guard

:Hard attacks: 20F - (all remaining Active Frames of the attack after the first active frame) - recovery frames.

:''Note: if a character comes out of hit stun, they can block 1F earlier than they can attack again. See " "Guard Only" Frames & Forced Actions (強制硬直)".''

 

:'''Super Freeze duration: 28F'''

:'''F1:''' First super startup frame. Player character becomes invulnerable. Opponent can still act fully (no freeze yet).

:'''F2:''' Player & opponent freeze

:'''F28:''' Last frame of Super Freeze

:'''F29:''' Freeze has ended. Player character's move usually continues on this frame (there are exceptions where this occurs earlier). Opponent can act again. If the opponent issued an attack on F1, then the attack continues on this frame. If an opponent buffered anything during Super Freeze, it will start to come out on this frame.

:Note: animations keep playing from F1-3 of the freeze, but hitboxes do not change. This is a visual bug and means the sprite becomes disjointed from the actual hitbox for a few frames. This can be observed on the .gif on F4, where Geese's posture changes (it shouldn't, since we are still on F1 internally, and this animation normally occurs on actual F4).

 

 

 

 

:Invulnerable on: F1-23 (23F)

:Vulnerable Recovery: F24-28 (5F)

:Guard-only Frame: F29

:Invulnerable on: F1-26

:Vulnerable Recovery: F27-32 (6F)

:Guard-only Frame: F33

 

 

 

 

*'''Gato:''' back roll F1-6 vulnerable. F7-26 invul. 7F recovery (33F duration).

*'''Gato:''' forward ukemi (front recovery roll): throw invulnerable (thanks @kofxi_bot!)

 

*'''Silber:''' back roll F1-32 invul, 1F guard-only recovery (33F duration).

 

 

 

*'''Geese:''' back roll invul F1-22, 7F recovery (29F duration).

:Vanessa & Duck King have no throw invulnerability during their GC-Roll

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:All normal throws have 40px range (counted from the center of a character)

 

:When getting up from a knockdown or when landing from getting hit in air by an attack that makes the character land on their feet, Throws are '''blocked for 3F''' (F4 is the earliest possible frame for a throw to come out).

:Throws can be used from '''F2 after landing''' from a DOWN! (right after the "guard only" frame) and are therefore frequently used defensively in this situation. Note: There is a special interaction when landing from a DOWN! That actually allows 1F throws - see further below. Also, characters that do not have the "guard only" frame (eg. Kula, Ryo) can throw on F1 anyway.

:After back & front Ukemi, Throws are '''blocked for 2F''' (F3 is the earliest possible frame for a throw to come out).

 

:1F after block stun. Note: own block stun can be artificially extended by holding 4 or 1, making the timing for a "meaty" throw very hard for your opponent. Blockstun extended this way can be cancelled at any time by performing any other action. ''Note: for those familiar with KOF98, alternating quickly between high- and low guard does NOT increase the blockstun even further (which is the case in that game).

:Performing any action while having throw invulnerability will NOT prematurely end the invulnerability (this is the case in many other games).