About: Baiting and Punishing

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In fighting games, including M.U.G.E.N, baiting refers to using certain moves or movements in order to provoke the opponent into a certain reaction, and then punishing the opponent's reaction. A common example of this is whiffing a normal attack or a projectile in order to provoke the opponent into jumping, and then hitting the opponent with an anti-air attack.

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rdfs:label	Baiting and Punishing
rdfs:comment	In fighting games, including M.U.G.E.N, baiting refers to using certain moves or movements in order to provoke the opponent into a certain reaction, and then punishing the opponent's reaction. A common example of this is whiffing a normal attack or a projectile in order to provoke the opponent into jumping, and then hitting the opponent with an anti-air attack.
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abstract	In fighting games, including M.U.G.E.N, baiting refers to using certain moves or movements in order to provoke the opponent into a certain reaction, and then punishing the opponent's reaction. A common example of this is whiffing a normal attack or a projectile in order to provoke the opponent into jumping, and then hitting the opponent with an anti-air attack. Punishing can also refer to attacking the opponent while he or she is still in the recovery frames of a blocked or whiffed attack, usually moves with long recovery frames. A common example of this would be a Shoryuken, which gives the opponent plenty of time to attack the user after the attack is blocked.

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