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In [[JKA]], the move is done with the usual jump+forward+attack [[combo]] | In [[JKA]], the move is done with the usual jump+forward+attack [[combo]] | ||
===JK2=== | ===JK2=== | ||
In JK2 [[MP]], the move is done by pressing jump during a combo. JK2 [[SP]] follows roughly the same guidelines as JKA. This results in a large forward lunge which is capable of killing a player in one hit. | In [[JK2]] [[MP]], the move is done by pressing jump during a combo. JK2 [[SP]] follows roughly the same guidelines as JKA. This results in a large forward lunge which is capable of killing a player in one hit. | ||
== Yellow DFA == | == Yellow DFA == |
Revision as of 22:57, 21 February 2013
A DFA, or "Death From Above" (not to be confused with a Katas or Lunges) is a special move initiated by pressing forward, jump and attack at once. They tend to restrict the player's movement, making them open to attacks, but do a large amount of damage.
Red DFA
Generally when referring to "DFA" with no further description, this is the move being referred to. The player leaps forward striking the ground with his saber dealing very high damage, usually enough to instantly kill a player. When used accurately, its high damage and swiftness makes it a good counter attack against other slow special moves, making it Red's only effective counter attack. Its' long cool down period leaves the player very exposed, so it should usually only be used when you are certain it will kill the target.
The execution varies between JK2 and JKA.
JKA
In JKA, the move is done with the usual jump+forward+attack combo
JK2
In JK2 MP, the move is done by pressing jump during a combo. JK2 SP follows roughly the same guidelines as JKA. This results in a large forward lunge which is capable of killing a player in one hit.
Yellow DFA
Also known as YDFA, the player leaps upwards into the air in a flip, and attacks below him. This attack is notable due to the server remaining active (still dealing attack dammage) whilst it is being held still at the end of the attack. This quirk can be used to deal large amounts of damage via exploits.
In singleplayer, there are two versions of this DFA.
Staff and Dual Butterfly
With staff or dual, the same combo causes the player to begin a multiple hit combo in which they travel forwards spinning around. There is a limited amount of control over which direction the player moves in, by turning with the mouse, but the direction is locked for parts of the move.