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Okizeme (often shortened to oki) is a Japanese fighting game term (起き攻め) that refers to attacking an opponent while they are knocked down. Because the opponent is stuck in a recovery animation while knocked down, this is a great time to do [[Meaty|meaties]], [[Safe Jump|safe jumps]] and mixups. Each character has their own specific oki options, but most can be categorized into a few categories. Each has it's own strengths and weaknesses.
Okizeme (often shortened to oki) is a Japanese fighting game term (起き攻め) that refers to attacking an opponent while they are knocked down. Because the opponent is stuck in a recovery animation while knocked down, this is a great time to do [[Meaty|meaties]], [[Safe Jump|safe jumps]] and mixups. Each character has their own specific oki options, but most can be grouped into a few categories. Each has it's own strengths and weaknesses.


The primary trait all okizeme options share is that the opponent is in a state where they can not retaliate, allowing you to do slower, more rewarding attacks while minimizing risk. In games like [[:Category: Guilty Gear|Guilty Gear]], nearly all characters have strong oki options and players should be attempting to creating as many oki situations a possible - mostly by knocking down the opponent.
The primary trait all okizeme options share is that the opponent is in a state where they can not retaliate, allowing you to do slower, more rewarding attacks while minimizing risk. In games like [[:Category: Guilty Gear|Guilty Gear]], nearly all characters have strong oki options and players should be attempting to creating as many oki situations a possible - mostly by knocking down the opponent.

Revision as of 09:20, 18 December 2017

Okizeme (often shortened to oki) is a Japanese fighting game term (起き攻め) that refers to attacking an opponent while they are knocked down. Because the opponent is stuck in a recovery animation while knocked down, this is a great time to do meaties, safe jumps and mixups. Each character has their own specific oki options, but most can be grouped into a few categories. Each has it's own strengths and weaknesses.

The primary trait all okizeme options share is that the opponent is in a state where they can not retaliate, allowing you to do slower, more rewarding attacks while minimizing risk. In games like Guilty Gear, nearly all characters have strong oki options and players should be attempting to creating as many oki situations a possible - mostly by knocking down the opponent.

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