Fahkumram vs Feng

Feng's b+1 is a very fast i10 high that launches on Counter HitCounter hit Hitting during the startup of their attack, for extra damage or a launch. Counter hit; avoid being too predictable with your i10 jab strings to prevent getting clipped.

When Feng uses his Shifting Clouds (f+3+4) stance, he can absorb hits; use knee moves like f+3 or b+4 which are often harder for generic parries to handle.

Feng's Iron Fortress (b+1+2) is a fast i13 Heat Engager but is extremely unsafe at -19 on block; be ready to launch it with 3,4 or f,F+1+2.

Use b,f+4 to check Feng's sidesteppingSidestep A quick step toward the background or foreground that makes linear moves miss. Sidestep, as it is a +6 on block high that tracks well to the left and leads to a full combo on hit.

If Feng retreats into Kenpo Step (KNP), use long-range mids like f+1+2 or 3+4 to catch him before he can transition to STC.

Be careful with your low kicks near the wall; Feng's b+1+3 parry can side-switch and put you in a dangerous position.

Force Feng to block your charged moves like 3,4~3 or 4,3~4 to gain a +9 frame advantageFrame advantage Who recovers first after a hit or block; plus acts first, minus waits. Frame advantage and chip damage, limiting his ability to use fast pokes.