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Remove Zhanhu Soft Feint
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Literally that. The softfeint I believe is what allows Zhanhu to oberwhelm his opponents.
Say you anticipate a light unblockable and go to parry that. Zhanhu can either land by throwing the heavy unblock or by softfeinting to guardbreak which will beat out the early heavy from his opponent. 75% chance to land in every situation due to the 2 different unblockables and the soft feint that beats out early heavies. Ive noticed that every single time that someone hard feints the unblock to gb, the early heavy will pass the gb which is how it should be. So removing the soft feint should balance out the attacker/defender ratio. As of now there arent any other heroes that force tje defender into a 25/75 situation. Pleaee fix this ASAP -
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@DomDemann he can soft feint the heavy unblockable to guardbreak. Thats what is causing his gb to beat players trying to parry his light unblockable still.
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These dodge changes also made Zhanhus side dash attacks as quick as lightning
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