This is quite lengthly, but worth it in damage dealt. Make sure you're at a high enough level to do a crossover.

1) Move as far back as possible & start Hadokening like nobody's buisness.
2) Wait until your enemy super-jumps to get in close to you. (That's why you're covering the ground with Hadokens.)
3) Do a crossover when your enemy is about halfway across the screen. (Their super-jump means they won't knock your partner out of the air.)

The result is that your two Ryu's are facing each other, Shinku Hadokening, with your enemy about to land between them. (Ouch!)
Even if they can get out from between you, they can't land anywhere else because the ground is buried under Shinku Hadoken.
They can't even hit one of your guys to give them a place to land, because you are both engulfed in the attack.

(Edited by Irrelevant at 5:22 pm on May 12, 2002)

nice.....

that seems like a pretty hard thing to do, but i think it i did it once by accident. The only thing that went differently was that my opponent did not jump

I've done it really kicked ass. especialy sence my opponent tried to switch and attack at the same time. End result 2 K.O.'s at the same time :biggrin:

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Too easy....

It's an easy to do strategy but it is really effective.

I've done this many times... but this isn't that good..

Because first you gotta wait for your opponent to jump, and wait for him to go half way and before he lands do it...
(You can't always pull it off..)

Or you can use my strategy, which ALWAYS works..

Get 2 levels up...
Start doing hadoukens (atleast 3-4) and if any of them hits the opponent, do a variable... It ALWAYS gets them!

Um i think that is a common strategy that everyone uses a&#36&#36hole......:)

Indeed it is...

But Im telling everyone to stick to that, unless your opponent is a SUPER-JUMPer!
:biggrin:

hm...THanks a&#36&#36hole

that really works