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AoE is Katon, not Hyoton. Otherwise, this is pretty much the same method I use, simply because I have those set up in that order on my controller. Left to Right are Raiton and Suiton. Reverse the order for Katon and Huton. Doton just ends with the middle Mudra. That just leaves Hyoton under Kassatsu, which just shifts over one button from Raiton. It's a lot of words and sounds confusing, but actually playing it feels natural.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaramis
Woops, yes. Right mudra combo, wrong name. Corrected now to avoid confusion, thanks.
What helped me was that I placed the mudras in such a way the combinations of them "kinda" matches visually with the Ninjutsu I wish to perform. It helped me remember them faster.
What I mean by that is that I placed the three mudras next to eachother and for my Doton I need to hit the outer mudra's first heading inwards, as if capturing something in a net or a field so to speak. For Katon I go from middle to the one out, like an explosion and for Raiton the opposite, from one side to the middle, like a pinpoint strike that the lighting from it is. For Hyuton (the speed up) I go from left to right, as if I'm go from gear one-two-three like in a car to go faster, for Suiton I do the opposite from right to left as if I'm slowing something down (aka, killing it!).
Anyway, I know this all sounds so stupid, but it's what worked for me to remember! Even if your memory is weak, it just means you need to practise (a lot?) more, but you will eventually get it. That being said... I have no idea of the names of the mudra's I hit, I just know their position on my keyboard, which is the entire reason I didn't bother telling the names of the mudras in my explanation, lol!