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I disagree with this, Alex's nature as a wrestler should make him prone to using submissions, but all of his known grabs are throws and body slams, for which you don't need a LS advantage over the opponent.He can't even beat him with grabs (Alex's entire gimmick) because these keys put Edward in class 10 for lifting strength and Alex only in class 5.
I wouldn't call Alex lackluster, sure he isn't Cammy, but he can still pull out sliding moves and acrobatics attacks based on changing direction in mid-air and drive himself down at high speed, on top of having all the classic backflips and somersaults.Edward is also very adept at manouvering around the enviroment while Alex is portrayed as being fairly lackluster for a SF character in terms of movement ability in and out of fights.
Totally, what I wanted to say is that not all of Alex's throws are ineffective just because of the LS disadvantage, since none of the known one (save for one, maybe) are submissions.Generally being capable of overpowering one's opponent with ease helps a lot in grappling even if their actual moves aren't about direct contests of strength.
SF's class 5 is weird, it doesn't really have numbers since it scales to throwing large bears in the air with ease (which I've never tried to calc because of the wonk timeframe and the wonkiness of how suplexes work) and possibly even bulls. There's this too, which I'm unable to calculate and could even be an outlier (from what I see crushing feats give crazy high results, but idk about this one).Just to be sure, what's Alex' Class 5 rating? Ed is 5.39 tons
Shit, I forgot speed is unequeal in this tournament unless it exceeds 3X. The thing is that most of the SF cast is going to be downgraded to Subsonic once I finish to apply other revisions, since some time ago I realized that the only ones who can reliably scale to Juri are those who are clearly superior to her, and Alex in this key isn't one of them.Also, is speed not equalized? In that case, how much does Alex upscale from Juri? As I recall Edward is one and a half-ish blitzes above his 369.34 m/s feat, while Juri's is 412.84 m/s
Might give that a shot someday with PE, I would assume low Class 5 thoSF's class 5 is weird, it doesn't really have numbers since it scales to throwing large bears in the air with ease (which I've never tried to calc because of the wonk timeframe and the wonkiness of how suplexes work) and possibly even bulls.
Yeah that's like Class K lmaoThere's this too, which I'm unable to calculate and could even be an outlier (from what I see crushing feats give crazy high results, but idk about this one).
Yeah, I would assume them to be mostly equal anyway.Still, for the sake of the match I guess we can consider the speed equalized, then Maverick will edit the thread once she sees it.
Ed is generally a lot about mobility and outmaneuvering his foes, from memory he tries rushing them down at first, and then falls back if that doesn't work.About Alex's fighting style, we don't have clear demonstrations because it's a fighting game, but it's safe to say he prefers close combat combining kickboxing and wrestling moves, obviously trying to use his notable techniques in the best way possible.
I'd say the same applies to Ed, and I think his toolset is better for exploiting weaknesses, what with Alchemy being so versatile and all.Still, we know that Alex in this key is very focused on the fight, and studies the opponent to learn from them and exploit their weaknesses
Scans of him trapping people?Might give that a shot someday with PE, I would assume low Class 5 tho
Yeah that's like Class K lmao
Yeah, I would assume them to be mostly equal anyway.
Ed is generally a lot about mobility and outmaneuvering his foes, from memory he tries rushing them down at first, and then falls back if that doesn't work.
I'd say the same applies to Ed, and I think his toolset is better for exploiting weaknesses, what with Alchemy being so versatile and all.
In fact a big wincon he has here is just trapping Alex in a big cocoon made out of Alchemy which he lacks the LS to break.
Definitely an outlier, since a much stronger Ryu struggles with a Class 100 boulderYeah that's like Class K lmao
Alex kinda does the same too I'd say, since a lot of his moves are based on acrobatics despite his size, and Alex might try to play defensive or fall back when he notices that Elric is using weapons (we don't know how he'd approach an armed opponent, tho he has dealt with people who had the range advantage on him) or if he realizes to be the weaker of the two in LS.Ed is generally a lot about mobility and outmaneuvering his foes, from memory he tries rushing them down at first, and then falls back if that doesn't work.
I'd say the same applies to Ed, and I think his toolset is better for exploiting weaknesses, what with Alchemy being so versatile and all.
Depending on the circumstances Alex might destroy cocons and shackles, given he's about 3 times stronger than Edward (1.3 tons vs 0.4 tons if I'm not wrong) but yeah, being encased completely would restrain him.In fact a big wincon he has here is just trapping Alex in a big cocoon made out of Alchemy which he lacks the LS to break.
I was thinking using spears which Ed does in character fairly often, which is still melee, but still completely outranges Alex. Even without using non-melee options the range advantage is huge.But yeah, depending on how in-character is for Elric to spam ranged attacks, that would totally be an advantage. (and would technically defy the purpose of the tournament to have only melee-based combatants, but it doesn't really matter to the match itself).