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[PzRSpeRRe]

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[TheCadian_]

Always nice seeing another Lawbringer in action but I did notice especially in the first two fights that there were some interesting things you chose to do, mind explaining them? (not to grill you or anything but it would be nice to understand the mindset a little better)

You don't seem to parry, noticeable against the Raider more so than the Warden. There were a few times you could have avoided damage entirely with a gentle parry or is the Raider a class you haven't fully worked out that parry times to? (I still haven't gotten the Lawbringer counter attack timing down yet).

Also I noticed you often don't go for guaranteed damage when you normally can or in some cases opt for the lesser damaging attack you otherwise could use. Like after a Long Arm throw you try for a heavy attack when a light is guaranteed and nothing to sniff at. I used to do the same thing but ended up stopping. Or when shoving the Warden towards one of the walls you opted for an over head light instead of a side heavy. Was that because he hadn't actually hit the wall?

Sorry, for the question spam but it's interesting to hear as a dedicated Lawbringer main.

[MrForz]

I... I'm not even sure what to say to that.

[PzRSpeRRe]

Always nice seeing another Lawbringer in action but I did notice especially in the first two fights that there were some interesting things you chose to do, mind explaining them? (not to grill you or anything but it would be nice to understand the mindset a little better)

You don't seem to parry, noticeable against the Raider more so than the Warden. There were a few times you could have avoided damage entirely with a gentle parry or is the Raider a class you haven't fully worked out that parry times to? (I still haven't gotten the Lawbringer counter attack timing down yet).

Also I noticed you often don't go for guaranteed damage when you normally can or in some cases opt for the lesser damaging attack you otherwise could use. Like after a Long Arm throw you try for a heavy attack when a light is guaranteed and nothing to sniff at. I used to do the same thing but ended up stopping. Or when shoving the Warden towards one of the walls you opted for an over head light instead of a side heavy. Was that because he hadn't actually hit the wall?

Sorry, for the question spam but it's interesting to hear as a dedicated Lawbringer main.

I try to stay away from the Raider to avoid the knee, you can end a game quick with Law heavy attacks, trying to blind whenever I can and I am not perfect.