Combo and Beat Timing Guide
连招与节拍判定指南
How to think about beat timing, dodges, counters, and combo flow before detailed in-game frame data is available.
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Read The Beat Before The Enemy
For early practice, focus less on maximum damage and more on repeating short safe strings on beat. The goal is to feel when attacks land, then layer dodges and counters on top.
Keep Combos Recoverable
A good beginner combo has exit points. If a string forces you to miss the next beat, shorten it until you can dodge, reposition, and continue.
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Detailed timing values are not yet verified in this site build.
This page is a practical practice framework, not a final frame-data guide.
FAQ
Should I chase S Rank immediately?
No. First learn consistent timing and clean recovery. Ranking guides should come after you can finish encounters without losing the rhythm.