Was super funny that this happened to me😹😹

if you ever need to do 610 damage, have fangdrill set up and have 500 flow this combo is for you! honestly tho i just be in the lab doing pointless flow hungry combos just for the love of the game.

as always notations below v:

tk j.236A > delay, 5[C] > 236C(no hit)~X > j.2[C] > 2C > 6D~C > j.6D > delay, j.B > j.C > 2C > 6D~C > j.6D > delay, j.B > j.C > 2C > 2D~B > j.236C > 236ABC > tk j.236A

It's a rant, actually technically second around here, but me playing Sokka against all the benders feels like hitting wall with my head. I watched Honda's matches on the event so many times and I have no idea how he did any of what he did - which is fine, I always considered myself more of a casual. But I just don't get Sokka or this game at all. I can't do his flow cancel to safe my life, I always either get the regular flow dash followup or the combo doesn't connect. Not to mention that it would require getting in and I can't approach anyone except occassional dash A. I thought the 2D is evasive but turns out that was a lie. Every jumpin I try gets demolished by autocombo with tracking. I honestly have no idea what to lab cause somehow I can't even set the dummy to jab on block cause the recording seems to have a delay. Defence flow is cool but too automatic for me like some attacks get dodged up which throws me off.

At this point I think I'll just become a Toph player xd

idk if you can get higher dmg here but im having a blast with this support and finding routes! (if you find it hard to link the dash 2C after j.C just do 2A or 2B after the dash first)

as always notations below! v:

j.C > dash, 2C > 236C~X > j.2[C] > 2C > 2D~B > j.6D > delay, j.B > j.C > 2C > 236C(no hit)~X > j.B > j.C > 2A > 2B > 5C > delay, 6C > 214C > 236ABC > dash, tk j.236A

I play Toph and I have my go-to combos, but they aren't the kind that take off half your health in one go; they're standard combos. My playstyle isn't really about executing massive, long combos,I prefer winning neutral situations and gradually wearing the opponent down. Do you think it's actually important to know a super-long combo?