Depends on your style, in my opinion. I might be a tad outdated as I was out for a few months,I rely on momentum when I use on-30.00 gravity all the while making my motions as realistic and efficient as possible. Like, I try not to do openers I cannot possibly make a decent follow up on. For the -9.82 gravity, I make sure my opener won't lead to me floating off uke, and I always make the first hit a nograb. Usually, my openers are influenced by what kind of media I've watched beforehand.

Spry, do you change the DM? I always find it hard to get a good boomhit without changing DM.

I never change the dm threshold. I usually angle my hits so i'd be able to hit all the joints i want to dismember. It usually takes me a while to get a boom the right way i want to. And the wonky hit detection of toribash helps, if you notice, sometimes the feet or hands phase through joints, thus hitting a wider area of joints rather than a single one.
Aaand sometimes, the booms i make are the result of a hit that just reached a certain velocity that everything that offending appendage hits become dismembered.

may i see samples of your replays?

Deym. Got some pretty sick boomhits in this replay of mine

(btw this replay won me 2nd place in the ConCuCha event)

I made this a few years back, so yeah. :P Sorry if its really noob.

Here are some, spry. Feel free to CnC it. So you use 100 dm threshold?

What kind of sets are you talkin' bout :3

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Helloooo!!! Musta na mga pare!

Heya, gots a math 11 exam that ended at 9 fucking o'clock so I wasn't able to reply to y'all. The drinking afterwards made it especially hard to reply.

Anyways,

B4CKST4B, your replay is nice, your flow might need a bit of work but you already got the booms and momentum pat down. The pose is alright in itself, but I'm certain you can do a whole lot better.

Estimax- It's understandable, I started out the same way. Anyways, my tip for you is when you're playing in -30.00, try not to flop around the floor too much, and stay on your feet as kicking too and fro while on your back tends to make things look ugly. I suggest you do classic gravity for a while, try to know how to boom and get a nice flow going o/

Imveryblue: Baby skeet: The second kick could've been a boom with a little angle, how you broke the torso look rather stiff, but I like how you posed. You got on your feet, which is nice. Skeets tend to look

waitasec, vacuum salesman. gonna continue the cncing laterr