What's the best scroll that compliments each playstyle?

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  1. Doberman

    Doberman Well-Known Member

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    For example drifting.
     
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    Range: Shaolin Tiger
    Drift: Stinger
    Anti-Drift: Blood Wind Ninjitsu
    Pressure: Shoot Boxing

    This is how I see the scrolls for quite a long time. Not sure about the newer scrolls. And I wouldn't include the rare scrolls since they are unattainable for the most part.
     
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    PKK is super nice for drifting, Dragon too. Range possibly Persona, I really like it. Pressuring scrolls hmm, mao gong, shoot boxing. There are a lot of good scrolls
     
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    Lol
     
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    Shadow Ninjitsu is the best for every playstyle since you don't actually have to fight.
     
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    Lmaoo Shadow Nin is g0d
     
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    Any scroll can be used to compliment a play style depending on how you play with it. However, for that bread and butter answer i'm sure you'd rather hear:


    Drifting: Scrolls that move a lot are good for wrapping yourself around the opponent or getting around their guard usually with the jab move or even a slide-dodge; (I.e. Muhon's Ninjutsu, Pa Kua Kwon, Stinger, Praying Mantis, Tongbeiquan, etc.)

    Example:




    Turtling: Scrolls that have a fast start up on their combos or work really well out of guard. Usually for punishing from block in close-quarter combat. (I.e. Shoot Boxing, Blood Wind Ninjutsu, Shaolin Tiger, Zin Taekwondo, etc.)

    Example:






    Baiting/Spacing: Scrolls that are best used from a distance. Using the long range kicks/punches to keep the opponent outside of punish range. (I.e. Wing Chun, Cyclone, Shaolin Snake, Volador, Capoeria, etc.)


    Example:




    High-Pressure/Agro-Agression: Scrolls that can easily pressure opponents to death with fast hard to punish combos. They work best when aggression is constantly maintained to prevent retaliation or a change in the pace of the battle by smothering the opponent. (I.e. Hitman, Shoot Boxing, Muay Boran, Shaolin Tiger, etc.)

    Example:


    There are other styles and scroll compliments that exist, like counter based play styles or jump drifting, but these are just a handful to get you started.

     
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    ****
     
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    Yeah this ^
     
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    BWN isn't anti drift at all if you miss an attack you're fucked
     
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    I'm gonna need you to ft9 me.
     
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    Blood Wind Ninjutsu is not an Anti-Drift scroll lol. An anti-drift scroll would be something with wide hitboxes like Capoeria or Drunken Master.
     
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    Levi if you can determine the knockback angles on the groundhit. One hit fence and edge kills on moon. And the hitbox is ridiculous.
     
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    Ram - Drunken Master
     
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    my bad, I just say BWN is anti-drift because of its charge punch. You can angle it in the direction where you think they will be walking so pretty much what came to mind when I thought of it.

    there's like other charge scrolls too but I guess I have personal bias for BWN's first punch range
     
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    Only people with experience should post on this thread.
    I'm seeing some real idiotic posts.
     
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    Drift: Stinger/ Hitman
    Anti: Agreed on bloodwind
    Pressure: Pkk, any boxing scroll, muhon's
    Range: The new shaolin snake, tiger
     
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