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In article <2d74e2$8...@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> k...@po.CWRU.Edu (Kenton P. Zinn) writes:
>
>Well I know for sure a few things...
>
>Tsang Tsung or however you spell his name is cheap with the fireballs and will
>be the character used the most once everyone gets used to the single characters
 
The problem of accidentally changing into someone you didn't expect to
change into, regardless of proficiency of other characters, is the thing
that prevents even the local 'experts' from using Shang Tsung.  Shang is
simplicity to beat, however, with Scorpion.  Shang pulls the fire shit,
simply warppunch/sweep, or warppunch/harpoon/uppercut if you feel lucky.
 
>Scorpions air throw is done by hitting block while jumping into them, or having
>them jump into you....(similar to Vega,Chun Li,Guile on SSF2)

Yep.  Found that by accident and it really threw me out of my stride since
it was so unexpected.

>Fatalities:
>
>Sub Zero (unconfirmed) F,D,Block,F,D,Block + HP & LP while holding down

Still no luck with that one...

>Cage: 2d,2f,LP

Yep.

>Reptile:
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>3 (downback {diagonal}) LP

Much reported failure on that method.

>Jax: D,F,B,HK
>       or
>     Hold LP + 3 forward Release LP next to opponent

The second one, and we find 3 forward doesn't always cut it....4 is usually
needed.

>Baraka: 3 back HP while holding block
>                 or
>        Hold Block F,B,F,D,F,HP+LP

The first one, also best with 4 back, and make DAMN sure you let go of
block before pressing HP or it fails.

>oh one more liu kangs..
>
>D,D,F,B,B,HK
 
I think that's right....I'm getting tired, and I don't use Liu Kang, so it
doesn't register in my mind, but it looks right.
 
>Peace

Ciao fer now...