His combos keeps messing up and some inputs don't seem to register I'm not doing anything new it's the same inputs I've always used and before it was very fast and smooth. But now the throw after the dash especially just refuses to happen most times and I need to delay a bit for it to go through. DD definitely is not as smooth as he was before.
Before I started weaving, after my cross attack I'd still be very close to the enemy and I would perform my melee combos and get fury very fast. Because I'd cross directly onto the enemy.
However when I weave I end up a bit further from the enemy and not close enough to perform my melee combos, thus slowing down my fury regeneration capability as I now i'd have to move closer after weaving and it gives the enemy more time to find me and shoot me before I attack them again.
Any advice? Ideally I'd want to weave/dodge but still be close enough where I can perform my attacks, to get the best of both worlds.
We are not salafis. We are Muslims. We follow the Qur'an and sunnah as accurately as possible to how the earlier best generations followed it, as they are the best of us and how it was intended to be followed. We protect Tawheed in our belief as strictly as possible and we avoid bid'ah and are vigilant of it. These things aren't the tenents of some fringe religious sect, it's the bare minimum of being a *practising Muslim*.
By using the term "salafi" and normalizing it, you are attaching these important values I mentioned above to something distinct from "mainstream Islam", this how actual deviant beliefs like progressive Islam or sects that promote bid'ah come and hijack Islam and mislead Muslims and it implies that those important values are optional or a fringe idea, rather than something critical to ones Iman.
The people who tend to use this term I've found are usually ones with dubious beliefs, like progressives or grave worshippers or heavily misguided people. And the fact they attempt to distinguish and separate important values like following the best generation of Muslims, strictly avoiding bid'ah and abiding strictly by Tawheed by use of this term, is a major, major red flag itself and speaks volumes of the individual.
It's also a term used by k4ffir think tanks to target "strict" and "3xtr3mist" Muslims who we all know are just Muslims who try to follow the Qur'an and Sunnah as accurately as possible to how it was revealed and intended to be followed, they're not doing anything different or adding something new to the religion, they seem to be the only ones who aren't actually.