Originally Posted by Gynx

Posing.

Originally Posted by Gynx

Comebacks.

Not usually a huge problem, though in games such as wushu these are essential, and I just can't seem to get myself anywhere. In most scenarios, I have been pushed slightly in the opposite direction to my opponent, and try as I might, despite getting myself into various positions where professionals may be able to get back into the game, I just throw myself upwards a little, and gain no ground what-so-ever, or very, very little. Everything up to around frame 400 is what I'm trying to explain. There are various moments in this replay where I feel like I could've shot myself across that mother fucking gap, especially towards the end, but I just can't seem to get a hold of it.

Originally Posted by EspnzAlvr

Are you looking for something like this for the pose?

Originally Posted by Odlov

My wushu tutorial has a section for comebacks, if that's of any help.

http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=86039

Originally Posted by War_Hero

Got your boom. All I can say for boomhits is to edit edit edit. As you edit, you'll see what bits of tweaking will give you more power/dms/style/etc. Its different for every hit.

Originally Posted by deady

This I know something about, though there are people who know more for sure. For wushu, I have found that it mostly comes down to practice. The more you play the more you know how your Tori will react in any given situation. A big part of it though is momentum, like when you get knocked back, unless you can use it to your advantage by swinging something and reversing it, you want to come as close to a stop as possible. If you are flying back at a high enough speed nothing you do will stop you, but you can slow it down. Its actually harder in the blackbelt and under servers to do a good comebock because you have less time to set it up. Some basic rules for me though are to never extend my knees or hips as my primary way to comeback, you almost always fly backwards unless your foot is slightly tucked under to your knee, and even then a lot of times you just fly straight up.

Another big thing for coming back is that normally simple moves will do it. The less amount of joins you use, the less likely you are to pick that one that will send you flying in direction you DONT want to be going. Many times a simple wrist or elbow extension will give you a good forward momentum.

The next thing is to try and relax a lot. Everyone has a different style of play, but when it comes to comebacks I have found that relaxing all joints give you the most opportunity to get things done. Just be sure and pay attention to your ghost. and if things are looking grim, don't panic about not being able to comeback, when you think about it to much you don't have any useful thoughts, and the game is made less enjoyable, so you end up sucking :P

Originally Posted by Gynx

Replay isn't opening for me, could you upload it somewhere else/re-attach it?

Originally Posted by BenDover

comebacks are weird, its all the little stuff, i usually just end up kicking the ground, THINKING its gna work, but just end up spinning on the same place...

the only thing that EVER works for me, is the wrist flick, to push yourself back.

try looking at replays to see how other people do it.
thewolf made a decent dance type replay aaaages ago, were he did this little arm shuffle thing (seriously amazing stuff) with his arms, like running on his hands type thing.

otherwise, try stopping the movement when you want to comeback, and practise getting the running thing or crawl back. The Runners League should have hundreds of replays of people making comebacks by running.

Originally Posted by War_Hero

Reuploaded. Should work now.