Throws are a strong tool in Guilty Gear to knock the opponent down, giving you the chance to set up a mix-up. Throw and Air Throw In order to perform a throw, input + or +. If you perform a Homing Dash and the opponent hits the corner of the stage before the continuous tumble period ends, the opponent will wall stick instead, and normals will reapply wall stick for the remainder of the duration. For a short period of time, landing normals during the tumble will reapply tumble, after which they will then cause an untechable plummet.Дuring either of the above, you can freely cancel normals into other normals for a short period of time. Causes the opponent to tumble along the ground. Press to perform a Homing Dash, chasing your opponent by rushing forward.Causes the opponent to launch high into the air. Press to perform a Homing Jump, chasing your opponent by leaping into the air.After hitting your opponent, it's possible to pursue them in one of the two following ways: Most + command normals are slow, far reaching attacks.Дust Attack Dust attacks are performed by pressing the button without inputting a direction.Д¬onnecting a Dust Attack on your opponent will send them flying back into the air.Most + command normals has some form of upper body invulnerability and are useful as anti-air attacks.It's up to you to learn the different command normals and the properties of each for your character. Every character has both a + and + command normal, and some have command normals with + as well. Offense Normals Command NormalsДЄ command normal is performed by pressing a specific direction with a specific button. IAD is a way to perform an Air Dash as soon as possible after a jump. Alternatively you can press or to double jump in the specified direction. Air dashes quickly cover a lot space, but you can not block during the first few frames of air dashing. You can use any downward direction for the input - doing will still give you a Super Jump.Дash in the specified direction in mid-air. Pressing or will have you super jump diagonally in the specified direction. Hold after starting a dash to run.Д«ackdashes move the character a preset distance and have some amount of invincibility.ДЄfter a Super Jump, you can not double jump, but you can air dash. Type D and Type E are mimicking the Persona 4 Arena layout.Дashes move the character forward at a greater speed than walking.Type B and Type C are mimicking the BlazBlue layouts.Type A is the standard Guilty Gear layout.There are five layouts that you can select when you are at the arcades: Type A, Type B, Type C, Type D, and Type E. For instance, rotating the stick a quarter circle to the right is represented as 236. Special moves used more then one directional input. The taunt button does not have a universal pre-defined location. The diagonals are represented with the numbers 7-Up-Left, 9-Up-Right, 1-Down-Left, 3-Down-Right.Д«elow is a table showing the layout visually. The 4 cardinal buttons on a D-Pad are represented with the numbers 4-Left, 6-Right, 8-Up, 2-Down. This simply means you aren't inputting a direction.

When none of the buttons are being pressed/the stick is not being tilted then the controller is in state 5. Think of your controller's analog stick or D-Pad as if it were the num pad on a computer keyboard. Controls Guilty Gear uses a notation known as Numpad Notation.

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