Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I've been playing around with Kilik's returning move from Soul Calibur III, which is his Monument A,K,A+B string, but only with A,K.
At first, I didn't have any special first impression with this move. I saw it as another 22_88A,B wall hit replacement only with a floor spike and shorter wall carry duration. But after fidgeting with it, I've found out that it can actually 0:31 and that's when I started to see something significant about this move. Yeah, it didn't make sense how it can do that since the hit property shoves the opponent to the floor. I know Mitsurugi can do this, too, with his Relic B but only on Lethal Hit.
I've rendered it on 1440p this time, so my CPU can catch a break. Ever since I've been rendering in 4K, my CPU has been taking a beating. It's not really meant for 4K rendering; it's mostly just for 1080p, but it doesn't seem to have any problems rendering in 1440p.
Music: Resolute Vanguard
I've been playing around with Kilik's returning move from Soul Calibur III, which is his Monument A,K,A+B string, but only with A,K.
At first, I didn't have any special first impression with this move. I saw it as another 22_88A,B wall hit replacement only with a floor spike and shorter wall carry duration. But after fidgeting with it, I've found out that it can actually 0:31 and that's when I started to see something significant about this move. Yeah, it didn't make sense how it can do that since the hit property shoves the opponent to the floor. I know Mitsurugi can do this, too, with his Relic B but only on Lethal Hit.
I've rendered it on 1440p this time, so my CPU can catch a break. Ever since I've been rendering in 4K, my CPU has been taking a beating. It's not really meant for 4K rendering; it's mostly just for 1080p, but it doesn't seem to have any problems rendering in 1440p.
Music: Resolute Vanguard
