:: orochinagi

-His air stomps are FC into each other. j.+D, air.+C, air.+B, air.+A (whiff), +B OTG (4 hits)

-s.C[1hit], f+B, f+A, into DM/ +K, f+K still works.

-d.Ax3, f+A still works (but it feels incredibly fast coming from '98UM)

-d.Ax3, +A[1hit], SC qcfx2+P.

-s.D/s.C[1hit], b+A, ~hcb+K DM, +follow up still works

-SDM is the counter, ~hcb+AC

-HSDM is a grab (f~hcf+AC) which does minimal damage but reverses their controls.

-far.B and vertical jump B are great pokes.

-d.Ax2, f+B, +B, f+K

So, I dont recall seth having any MM combos in OG 2k2 that was considered usable. Is that still the same nao?

Someone also how his OTG works....I know how it works in MM but not without it and Ive seen it and now I cant remember it

Well what's better than a showing of the godly Mr. T by Taiwan's ET:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7MOxJCk6jc&t=2m5s" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (OTG included)

Dark_Chaotix wrote:So, I dont recall seth having any MM combos in OG 2k2 that was considered usable. Is that still the same nao?

Someone also how his OTG works....I know how it works in MM but not without it and Ive seen it and now I cant remember it

He had decent Guard Crush patterns but that was about it ( -> , and repeat)..... (or was it with D? the guard stuns were different for what I recall, but I can't recall which was which).

His otg is pretty simple, the move is air A and then B. If you do the B as a standalone, and not as the follow up of the air move then it won't OTG at all. The easiest way to see if the difference between the OTG b and the vanilla one is that the OTG one can be canceled with special moves, and that it covers much more ground that the normal version of the move.

Thanks for that, I could use some of this stuff