#Gamefaqs the king of fighters 98 install

If you juggle into it, it's not damage-optimal but does give a hard knockdown with your opponent right next to you.When late-canceled into, it acts like the raw version, allowing you to slip a surprise overhead into pressure.

Overhead when done raw, not an overhead when canceled into.

Extremely standard KoF command normal.

Opponent can mash to take away some of the hits, you can mash to do the hits faster before that happens.

j.CD: Covers basically the same range as jumping D, but with a little more range and priority.

j.D: Far-reaching jump-in and probably Heavy D!'s best air-to-air option.

j.C: Two-hit normal that does the most damage out of all of Heavy D!'s jump-ins.

Ambiguous as hell and with barely any pushback, allowing for lots of followup chain combos.

j.B: The most crossup button imaginable.

cr.D: Sweep with a surprising amount of range.

Good for getting your opponent off of you.

cr.C: Excellent anti-air with a ton of priority and nice speed.

Range isn't great, but it can chain into itself a ridiculous number of times for excellent confirms. Great for picking up combos after you chain a bunch of cr.Bs in a row.

cr.A: Has insane range for a cr.A, and is otherwise pretty much identical to st.A (except that it hits crouchers).

Heavy D! has way better anti-airs, don't bother with this.

st.D: Supposed to be an anti-air, but it's really slow and range-dependent, and the priority isn't great.

Good for stuffing the opponent's approach.

st.C: Gigantic poke with tons of range, but slow recovery.

However, cr.A also doesn't whiff on crouching characters and doesn't have these downsides.

st.B: Slower and way less safe than far stA, with the tradeoff being that it doesn't whiff on crouching characters.

Has extremely fast startup and lots of reach, so it can also function as a poke in some situations.

st.A: Standard st.A meant for anti-airing hops.

Hits twice, with both hits being cancelable.

cl.D: Basically a little self-contained hit-confirm.

Comes out fast and combos into everything combo-able, including dp+P at close enough range.

cl.B: Interchangeable with close standing A in combos.

cl.A: Solid, lightning-fast combo filler.

MAX version of qcfx2+K effect lasts until the end of the round.

Animation for qcfx2+K completes during the super flash, so you can move as soon as it ends.Shadow version of qcf+A has faster startup and will connect from light attacks.After using d,d+P, as long as you don't do any powered up specials you won't lose the effect upon being hit.cr.C has less recovery and no longer whiffs on short characters.Added qcfx2+K: Heavy D! has all his moves automatically enhanced with the Shadow effect for the duration of the install, but he can't build meter when it's active.qcf+K hitbox increased in size, it now has a hitbox consistent with where the move looks to hit.qcb+K now has invincibility that stretches to the active frames, but the startup has been increased the enhanced version causes a juggle state.qcf+P now knocks down, weak version has 4 more startup frames.

#Gamefaqs the king of fighters 98 install

He suffers a bit when his opponent gets in on him, or when trying to do damage before he gets his install up, but otherwise he's not too demanding to use and can very difficult to deal with. He can hang back and control half the screen with his pokes and special moves, or get in and destroy his opponents with high/low/throw mixups from close- or mid-range. With his special and DM install moves, however, he can get some of the highest meterless damage in the game, and thus becomes a ridiculously well-rounded and powerful character. Heavy D! is an extremely fast and long-ranged physical zoner who has some pretty great mixups and space-controlling options, but suffers a bit in the damage department.