Rolling Log chip series (BN6): Difference between revisions

RlngLog3
RlngLog3
Description	Send out 2 logs 2panl fwd
Full name	Rolling Log 3
Class	Standard
Library #	44
Element	Wood
Attack power	90
Codes	F N W
MB	38 (max 3 copies)

RlngLog2
RlngLog2
Description	Send out 2 logs 2panl fwd
Full name	Rolling Log 2
Class	Standard
Library #	43
Element	Wood
Attack power	70
Codes	E Q Z
MB	26 (max 4 copies)

RlngLog1
RlngLog1
Description	Send out 2 logs 2panl fwd
Full name	Rolling Log 1
Class	Standard
Library #	42
Element	Wood
Attack power	50
Codes	I K P
MB	14 (max 5 copies)

Latest revision as of 17:08, 20 August 2023

The Rolling Log series are real time Wood chips. It spawns 2 logs that skip the column in front of the user and rolls along the row until it hits the first unit dealing non-Flashing but Flinching damage. It fails over holes if both the top and bottom of the log pass over two holes in a single column.

Depending on the row the chip is used, the range it covers varies:

Top: Both logs cover top/center
Center: One log covers top/center, one log covers bottom/center
Bottom: Both logs cover bottom/center

Frame Data

All versions of Rolling Log share the same frame data:

Have a 6 frame startup
The second log spawns 14 frames after the first log.
After the first column it takes between 12-13 to move from one panel to an another.

	7-20	21-33	34-47	48-60
start	7-20/21-34	21-33/35-47	34-47/48-61	48-60/62-74
	21-34	35-47	48-61	62-74

RlngLog1
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Counter Frames
6	7-74	21-26	74	???

RlngLog2
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Counter Frames
6	7-74	21-26	74	???

RlngLog3
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Counter Frames
6	7-74	21-26	74	???

Competitive Overview

Due to the consistent frame data for the Rolling Log series, Rolling Log 3 is the preffered choice, as it has the highest attack value out of the 3. Comming in N-Code, alongside other strong chips such as NeoVari, GunDelS3 and AirRaid3, as well as the giga chip MetrKnuk, it can be used for additional damage in between a combo thanks to its non-Flashing property. Especially in combination with Tomahawk Cross for the x2 chip charge, it can deal up to 360 damage if both logs hit the opponent.

Counter Play

Maintaining a distance between oneself and the enemy makes it harder for the opponent to hit with Rolling Log, due to its rather slow projectile speed.

Furthermore, chips such as Geddon and Magnum, that can break an entire column or more, render Rolling Log completely useless. The Log disappears when it rolls over two broken panels at the same time.

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-Logs skip the column in front of the user, and are slowed down when hit. Using the chip on different rows affects its range. Fails over holes only if both the top and bottom of the log pass over two holes in a single column.
+The Rolling Log series are real time {{Element|6|Wood}} chips. It spawns 2 logs that skip the column in front of the user and rolls along the row until it hits the first unit dealing non-[[Statuses_(BN6)_#Flashing|Flashing]] but [[Statuses_(BN6)_#Flinching|Flinching]] damage. It fails over holes if both the top and bottom of the log pass over two holes in a single column.
-Top: Both logs cover top/center
-Center: One log covers top/center, one log covers bottom/center
+Depending on the row the chip is used, the range it covers varies:
-Bottom: Both logs cover bottom/center
+* Top: Both logs cover top/center
+* Center: One log covers top/center, one log covers bottom/center
+* Bottom: Both logs cover bottom/center
+==Frame Data==
+All versions of Rolling Log share the same frame data:
+* Have a 6 frame startup
+* The second log spawns 14 frames after the first log.
+* After the first column it takes between 12-13 to move from one panel to an another.
+{{Frame data diagram
+|       |     |  7-20  |  21-33      |   34-47     | 48-60
+| start |     |  7-20/21-34  |  21-33/35-47      |   34-47/48-61     | 48-60/62-74
+|       |     |     21-34    |   35-47      |   48-61      | 62-74
+}}
+<div style=display:inline-table>
+{| class="wikitable"
+|+ {{Chip|6|Rolling Log 1}}
+|-
+! Startup!! Active!! Recovery !! Total !! Counter Frames
+|-
+| 6 || 7-74 || 21-26 || 74 || ???
+|}
+</div>
+<div style=display:inline-table>
+{| class="wikitable"
+|+ {{Chip|6|Rolling Log 2}}
+|-
+! Startup!! Active!! Recovery!! Total !! Counter Frames
+|-
+| 6 || 7-74 || 21-26 || 74 || ???
+|}
+</div>
+<div style=display:inline-table>
+{| class="wikitable"
+|+ {{Chip|6|Rolling Log 3}}
+|-
+! Startup!! Active!! Recovery!! Total !! Counter Frames
+|-
+| 6 || 7-74 || 21-26 || 74 || ???
+|}
+</div>
+==Competitive Overview==
+Due to the consistent frame data for the Rolling Log series, Rolling Log 3 is the preffered choice, as it has the highest attack value out of the 3. Comming in [[List_of_chips_by_code_(BN6)#N|N-Code]], alongside other strong chips such as {{Chip|6|Neo Variable Sword}}, {{Chip|6|Gun del Sol 3}} and {{Chip|6|Air Raid 3}}, as well as the giga chip {{Chip|6|Meteor Knuckle}}, it can be used for additional damage in between a combo thanks to its non-[[Statuses_(BN6)_#Flashing|Flashing]] property. Especially in combination with [[Tomahawk_Cross|Tomahawk Cross]] for the x2 chip charge, it can deal up to 360 damage if both logs hit the opponent.
+==Counter Play==
+Maintaining a distance between oneself and the enemy makes it harder for the opponent to hit with Rolling Log, due to its rather slow projectile speed.
+Furthermore, chips such as {{Chip|6|Geddon}} and {{Chip|6|Magnum}}, that can break an entire column or more, render Rolling Log completely useless. The Log disappears when it rolls over two broken panels at the same time.
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