The Lazy Man's Cross-Up Defense - UMvC3 Chris Redfield Advance Tactics

This video is a demonstration of how Chris can utilize his Prone Position to avoid cross-ups. This was taken directly from the Brady Games official guide, and I do not take any credit for this. I simply just wanted to show this technique in a video for other players to see its potential.

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Gaming

Tags:

• UMvC3
• BradyGames
• Chris
• Shoryuken
• SRK
• Prone

[MagicantProductions]

I've been maining Chris since day 1 of vanilla. The guide definitely has some useful Chris strategies, but using prone to dodge cross ups seems like such an impractical tactic.

[AzerZaldivar]

@MagicantProductions I hear ya'. Believe it or not, I pulled it off in a match, which worked in my favor, but situations like that are few and far between. At the very least, it's just something good to know.

[PeiWeiCafe]

How many times does that low gun shot to One-Two work? Is two (the amount he did in the video) the max number of times you can perform that?

[AzerZaldivar]

@PeiWeiCafe Yeah, two is the max, off normal hit and throw. They flip out if you attempt a third one. Of course, you can get fancy and find an assist to continue the One-Two.

I have another video covering combos from the guide -- you should check that out. :)

[ArtificialFlavaFTB2]

Finally, good Chris videos.

[shadydavey511]

Looking forward to more Chris videos!

[Alrikir]

Brings new meaning to "taking it lying down".

[PeiWeiCafe]

@AzerZaldivar Ohh!! Good to know! I'm going to go over and check that video out too! And if I remember correctly canceling from the gun shot at all is "new tech" in a way for Chris in Ultimate, right? He couldn't do that in Vanilla (aside from THC like Wesker)?

[marcomora455]

1:06 LOL

[disorderunit1]

this is awesome :] thanks for posting

[AzerZaldivar]

@puroresuraa Yes, that's true (cambosam may have pointed this out to me as well). I never really paid much attention to it then because the start-up on Prone Position was something like 27 frames and just as bad on the recovery end. Now it's active in 10, which I think is exploitable. But you're right. :)