Lock Off - Revision history

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	[[Category:Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]		[[Category:Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]] [[Category:Techniques (Dissidia 012)]]

	Lock Off is a technique in ''Dissidia (PSP)'' and ''Dissidia 012'' in which the player toggles off their Lock On by pressing L while they are locked on to their opponent. If there are no assist characters or EX Cores to lock onto, the player will then be in a Lock Off state, during which they cannot use any assigned bravery or HP moves that involve a directional input.		Lock Off is a technique in ''Dissidia (PSP)'' and ''Dissidia 012'' in which the player toggles off their Lock On by pressing L while they are locked on to their opponent. If there are no assist characters or EX Cores to lock onto, the player will then be in a Lock Off state, during which they cannot use any assigned bravery or HP moves that involve a directional input.

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	Other means of using moves while locked off are far and few in between, such as using Jecht Block to block Kuja's Snatch Blow's second hit that hits from behind.		Other means of using moves while locked off are far and few in between, such as using Jecht Block to block Kuja's Snatch Blow's second hit that hits from behind.

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Muggshotter at 19:26, 1 September 2023

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	[[Category:Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]		[[Category:Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]
	Lock Off is a technique in ''Dissidia (PSP)'' ''Dissidia 012'' in which the player toggles off their Lock On by pressing L while they are locked on to their opponent. If there are no assist characters or EX Cores to lock onto, the player will then be in a Lock Off state, during which they cannot use any assigned bravery or HP moves that involve a directional input.		Lock Off is a technique in ''Dissidia (PSP)'' and ''Dissidia 012'' in which the player toggles off their Lock On by pressing L while they are locked on to their opponent. If there are no assist characters or EX Cores to lock onto, the player will then be in a Lock Off state, during which they cannot use any assigned bravery or HP moves that involve a directional input.

	However, moves that are assigned to circle or square with no additional directional inputs can be performed while facing in the direction the player is moving towards instead of directly towards opponent. This allows players to use these moves to generate assist meter on whiff without the fear of being blocked by the opponent. It is the single most common use for locking off of the opponent in any match, most notably for '''Squall'''.		However, moves that are assigned to circle or square with no additional directional inputs can be performed while facing in the direction the player is moving towards instead of directly towards opponent. This allows players to use these moves to generate assist meter on whiff without the fear of being blocked by the opponent. It is the single most common use for locking off of the opponent in any match, most notably for '''Squall'''.

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[[Category:Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]
Lock Off is a technique in ''Dissidia (PSP)'' ''Dissidia 012'' in which the player toggles off their Lock On by pressing L while they are locked on to their opponent. If there are no assist characters or EX Cores to lock onto, the player will then be in a Lock Off state, during which they cannot use any assigned bravery or HP moves that involve a directional input.

However, moves that are assigned to circle or square with no additional directional inputs can be performed while facing in the direction the player is moving towards instead of directly towards opponent. This allows players to use these moves to generate assist meter on whiff without the fear of being blocked by the opponent. It is the single most common use for locking off of the opponent in any match, most notably for '''Squall'''.

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'''Golbez''' can utilise Lock Off to cause his Nightglow HP's Ranged High attack to spawn directly under him instead of under his opponent. It is typically used as an attempt to counteract the opponent's attempt at dashing towards Golbez and hitting him during Nightglow.

Other means of using moves while locked off are far and few in between, such as using Jecht Block to block Kuja's Snatch Blow's second hit that hits from behind.