He’s Shaun Chi to me…
My normal rotation with Shange Chi as a bare basic is:1. Parry2. MLLLM to trigger stun ability3. MLM or MM (depending on whether it's more useful to get cleanse on yourself or slow on them - default to MLM)4. Heavy while the stun is still active, to reset the Chi charges5. Parry again OR Bait a special OR intercept -> do whatever it takes to get an opening6. MLLLM again to trigger stun7. MLM, MLLM, SP2 (you should have enough power by now) - this should do a considerable amount of damage.8. Essentially repeat that until they go down.
My normal rotation with Shange Chi as a bare basic is:1. Parry2. MLLLM to trigger stun ability3. MLM or MM (depending on whether it's more useful to get cleanse on yourself or slow on them - default to MLM)4. Heavy while the stun is still active, to reset the Chi charges5. Parry again OR Bait a special OR intercept -> do whatever it takes to get an opening6. MLLLM again to trigger stun7. MLM, MLLM, SP2 (you should have enough power by now) - this should do a considerable amount of damage.8. Essentially repeat that until they go down. Interesting rotation.So you go for the stun first, then you say you MLM or MM depending on the needs of the fight but if you immediately heavy right after while the stun is still active, it doesn’t matter because it resets them all right? Also I’ve never tried stun, then another combo then heavy, you’ve got enough time to do that?
It matters in the sense of what utility you need at the start of the fight. If you're running suicides, you do MLM after the stun combo to cleanse the debuffs. If you're in a fight where evade or unstoppable might be a problem, then you throw MM to get a slow up. If you don't need either set of utility, I usually just throw the MLM for a bit more power.
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