Question Grundy's reset

[Ninj]

My understanding is that his reset is inescapable if the Grundy player inputs the right timing. I'm also told jumping out is the only way out (or clashing early on I suppose). I was playing an STB clan mate's Grundy and he was nailing it pretty easily, without me being able to jump out. This only leaves me to conclude that the timing is not strict. And it deals over 50%, mostly unclashable.

Is all of this true? And how much damage does it actually do? I couldn't find this info on the forum.

PS why are people flipping out about Ares having a meter-required escapable reset with Grundy having this nonsense?

 

[Dizzy]

Depends on how it starts. 50-60% for 1 bar. There's one off the overhead that's 80%+ for 2 bars some guy posted though.

 

[InFlames]

That last sentence.

 

[Cossner]

There's a 100% one that is hella hard to do. Grundy has a really hard time getting in against most of the cast so it's all fine.

 

[ShadowBeatz]

And it deals over 50%, mostly unclashable.

LOL more than that my friend

 

[Pikachu]

There's a 100% one that is hella hard to do. Grundy has a really hard time getting in against most of the cast so it's all fine.

Its called the Pikacombo

 

[circle masher]

PS why are people flipping out about Ares having a meter-required escapable reset with Grundy having this nonsense?

Be on the other side of the screen.

 

[Dan]

Isn't it punishable by wake up attacks?

 

[FrothyOmen]

Isn't it punishable by wake up attacks?

You can't wake up if you're still left standing.

 

[Konqrr]

Don't get hit... lol

 

[Error]

PS why are people flipping out about Ares having a meter-required escapable reset with Grundy having this nonsense?

Grundy's resets do always take meter for mb swamp hands as it leaves the opponent standing, sometimes mb dead air and mb graverot is used for extra damage, that's 3 bars.

Anyways, Ares has less trouble getting in than Grundy.