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This game is a tribute to the most classic Beat 'em Ups. This means that the gameplay will be especially easy to master if you've already had some experience with the genre: you'll control your character using a joystick found on the left side of the screen and perform surprising attack combinations by holding down the attack button on the right side of the screen. Bruce Lee also has series of special attacks that will unleash incredibly powerful combos that can be reused after a brief cooldown.

I am currently playing a Level 22 Kung Fu Master with a friend who is a Level 21 Summoner. We have been gradually working toward killing The Devourer ten times for the 600 HP increase. In orientating our characters to try and deal with the dungeon as quickly and effectively as possible, I came to a discovery with my Kung Fu Master. As a Kung Fu Master, I do not have the ability to execute a Joint Attack on my own, without assistance, unless I successfully counter an attack first or resist it via Q, E, or SS.

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Here are my abilities that I have access to at level 22 that can allow me to do a Joint Attack on my own

Triple Kick - 2 second stun. Cannot use unless enemy is defending (which during a grip, final boss is not) or if I resist an attack via Q, E, or SS (not possible during grip)

Avenging Fist T2 F1 - 2 second knockdown. Cannot be used until successful counter

Iron Shoulder - 2 second Daze after 5m knockback. Registers as a Daze against Boss enemies. Cannot be used until successful counter.

Counter T3 F3 - 2 second Stun. Does not trigger unless Counter is successful

Leg Sweep - 2 second knockdown. Usable at any time.

Comet Strike T4 F4 - 2 second Daze.

Rising Dragon Form 1 - 1 second knockdown after 11m knockbck. Registers as a Knockback against boss enemies, even when using Tier 3 Form 1's 3 second knockdown.

That's how it is, yes. KFM's are not meant to do joint attacks like that. The only solution you have to The Devourer's grab is resisting it. You can q/e/ss the grab quite easily. Summoners also have their ss. You might have to get used to the timing, but it's completely doable. Destroyer is a class that has alot of cc and knockdowns and can do joint attacks on their own quite easily, that's their playstyle.

For kfm you can spec 5 to stun, and you have tremor so there's one full solo joint, also you can SS -> lmb -> 3 for a knockdown, so you have 2 solo joint attacks as a kfm... However, I cannot remember what level you get all of these skills so you may just not be able to do them yet. If not, just do as scared said and Q/e/Ss to avoid when it says to use joing attacks to interrupt the grab.

A nerve attack is an advanced kung fu technique taught to highly skilled kung fu warriors. It is seen in use several times throughout the Kung Fu Panda series, but it was utilized best by Shifu, Tai Lung, and Oogway.[1]

The nerve attack technique paralyzes the opponent temporarily by jabbing various pressure points that block the person's chi. The exact execution and results of the technique depend on its user. This ability is likely related to the Chao Wa Punch Kick, Paralyzing Touch Point, and the Five-Fingered Blast Punch.

Tai Lung used great force in his nerve attacks. When Tai Lung used it, he jabbed one point in a main artery near the heart with his index and middle fingers, temporarily paralyzing the victim and sending a blue wave of chi across the victim's body. It also turned the eyes a glowing light blue color.[1]

Oogway used much less effort, possibly demonstrating higher mastery of pressure point attacks. When Oogway used this technique, he jabbed multiple arteries in the throat and near the lungs with his staff, pinky, ring and middle claws, each one at a time with a different digit and his staff starting the chain of attacks. In so doing, a golden wave of chi pulsed across the victim's body. Oogway's version is much quicker than Tai Lung's, with his claws moving faster than observers can properly witness. Oogway's use of the technique also appears to render the victim unconscious rather than paralyze them.[1]

In Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, Mantis utilized nerve attacks to a lesser degree. He jabbed several pressure points on a croc bandit's back, sending a small blue wave across the affected area with each jab. Instead of completely paralyzing the bandit, only his right arm was affected. Mantis hinted that the paralysis would last for a couple of days. Mantis also attempted the same technique on the chest of a Qidan warrior, but the attack had no effect on the warrior's tough hide.[2]

Tai Lung uses the nerve attack technique when he paralyzes the Furious Five and tried later on Po, but fails because it doesn't affect Po, thus tickling him. Master Oogway uses the Legendary nerve technique on Tai Lung, thus rendering him unconscious as opposed to recieving full-body body paralyzation.

Attacking. You can attack by either playing an attack card or else declaring an attack with your weapon (if you have one). You may also play attack enhancement cards, which have words like "Flying", or "Fast", and add bonus damage to an attack.

Once you've played all your attack enhancement cards, the defender may then block, if he has a block card. Some blocks totally negate a specific type of attack (e.g., "Fist Block") while a few provide defense (e.g., "Balanced: +3 defense").

Otherwise, the attacker adds up his points of damage, and the defender adds up his points of defense (which only come from some rare weapons and stances and blocks), then the defender takes the difference in damage to his chi.

Attack rating is a secondary attribute which refers to your physical accuracy. It is influenced by Secondary Attributes, certain weapon bonuses, Accessories, garnments and certain buffs. The higher your attack rating is, the most likely you are to deal critical hits and the less likely you are to miss your attacks.

Your weapon's balance affects the effectiveness of your attack rating in regard of your physical accuracy. Higher balance will result in more critical hits and fewer misses for the same Attack Rating value.

Chi Kung attack rating is a secondary attribute that is the Attack Rating's equivalent for Chi Kung. It is influenced mainly by your Wisdom but also by certain Accessories, special bracers such as Wan Daye's, and Clothes. The higher your Chi Kung attack rating is, the most likely you are to deal critical hits when using Chi Kung techniques, and the less likely you are to miss your chi-kung attacks.

The heavy reliance on motion controls is both good and bad. The basic combat movements are well implemented, but the chi attacks are unreliable, and with no targeting the combat quickly descends into mindless flailing.

Robert's online dating adventures lead him to a beautiful woman named Luna, whom he invites for the weekend. Unfortunately, Huey, Riley and Robert soon learn that Luna is an expert on deadly arts of kung-fu...and is somewhat psychotic.

The Freemans excuse themselves and regroup in the bathroom. Having been freaked out by the truth of Luna, Riley asked why Granddad invited a killer kung-fu wolf bitch to their home. Both boys insist that Granddad end his date immediately, but Granddad is not willing to end the date with Luna on the grounds for fear that she may use one of her 'exploding nutsack techniques'. Meanwhile, Luna is on her headset with a friend named Nicole (voiced by Tichina Arnold), who seems to believe that Luna should not take fault in anything that may have caused Robert to act strangely. Huey tells Granddad that that Luna cannot really be a White Lotus master, and leaves the bathroom to express his skepticism to Luna herself. She offers to give him a demonstration in the form of 'a friendly sparring match'. Huey accepts, and ends up being utterly and severely beaten. She later regrets it and punches a hole in the wall for beating up Huey.

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After several unsuccessful attempts at online dating, Robert finally meets a beautiful young woman named Luna through MySpace. Luna seems nice and charming at first... but it soon turns out that's actually a crazy, deadly warrior on the verge of a mental breakdown. Can Granddad survive this encounter with a psycho girl?Tropes: An Aesop: Don't invite strangers you met online into your home if you don't know them very well. Because they might harbor a dark secret. Don't use your past as an excuse for going crazy. Do what you can to move on from it and take responsibility for your own actions. Also killing yourself is absolutely not taking responsibility for your actions. Choose your friends wisely. If you find them encouraging your worst tendencies, it might be time for some new friends. And Show It to You: During dinnertime with the Freemans, Luna gives an anecdote about when she participated in a brutal martial arts tournament called the Kumite. She fought against a man who was much larger than her, beating the shit out of him before gleefully ripping out his heart with her bare hands. Armor-Piercing Question: After listening to Luna wail about all of her abusive ex-boyfriends, Robert asks why she kept dating men like that in the first place. Bad "Bad Acting": Huey emailed Tom on a script and instructions while they are held hostage by Luna. Unfortunately, he reads these aloud in front of Luna instead of memorizing them, leading him to become a hostage himself. Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Luna seems very nice and affable at first, but quickly reveals her Ax-Crazy violent tendencies over the course of the episode. Blatant Lies: Huey advises Robert to stick to a made-up story about paying respects to a late cousin, requiring him to fly to California. Instead, he tries to trick Luna into leaving him by claiming that he has to attend the birthday party of his old friend, Fidel Castro. Luna believes Robert up until Nicole calls to tell her that she's been fooled, by pointing out that Fidel's birthday was on a different date than what he claimed. Curb-Stomp Battle: Huey loses a fight to Luna, a skilled martial artist, very badly. Dating Service Disaster: The episode begins with a montage of Robert being on the receiving end of catfishing; he meets a series of women through a dating site, who always posted sexy profile photos... only for them to all turn out to be way more old and ugly in real life. Robert is later (seemingly) more successful when he meets Luna, who's really just as attractive as she claimed to be on MySpace; however, he didn't anticipate that her personality wouldn't be so good... Dark Action Girl: Luna. She was trained in the martial art of "White Lotus Kung Fu" by one of her ex-boyfriends, a Shaolin monk from China. She also claims to be the last surviving White Lotus master, implying that she killed all the rest of them (including her boyfriend). Domestic Abuse: Parodied for both laughs and drama. In the climax, Luna reveals her backstory of how she ran away from home as a young girl, due to having an Abusive Dad who slapped her mother around for petty reasons like undercooking his fried chicken. She then dated a series of men who were also physically, emotionally, and/or verbally abusive to her. Her first boyfriend, a mob boss from Hong Kong named Kenny Wu, even slapped her for the same reason that her dad hit her mom (serving chicken that was too cold). Driven to Suicide: Luna threatens to commit a Murder-Suicide by using a hand grenade to blow up herself along with Robert and Tom (who were both taken hostage by her). Fortunately, the situation is defused and Luna lets her captives go free, while she decides to take her life in a different direction... until Nicole calls her again and says she would "freakin' die" if she got rejected by Robert like Luna was, at which point Luna finally gives up and detonates the grenade she was holding. Freudian Excuse Is No Excuse: Both Robert and Tom tell Luna that while her past was horrible, it in no way excuses the fact that she's a homicidal basketcase. Hair-Trigger Sound Effect: As a Running Gag throughout the episode, chop-sockey sound effects punctuate every mention of the word "Kumite". Idiot Ball: Tom, being the DA, easily could've gotten the police involved when he came to check on the Freemans, given that Huey's email dictates they were in potential danger. If he did, Luna might not have taken him captive. Nerves of Steel: Huey doesn't even flinch when Luna blows herself up. No Guy Wants an Amazon: Played with; it's not the fact that Luna is a highly skilled martial artist that bothers Robert, but it's how she's also a ruthless killer who bragged about ripping out someone's heart. Robert is justifiably scared of her, and so he decides to dump Luna, though not in an honest way (see Blatant Lies). Oh, Crap!: Riley and Robert have one when they see how badly Luna beat Huey. The Stunned Silence below counts as well. Properly Paranoid: As Robert himself puts it, when Luna calls him out on his lie he explains that he lied in the first place because he was afraid she might do something insane if he got her angry. She only proved him right by taking him hostage, threatening to sodomizing him with a broomstick, and then took his neighbor hostage. Shout-Out: There are two instances based on Mortal Kombat: During a flashback, Luna pulls off a "Fatality" by ripping out her opponent's heart like Kano, one of the game's characters. She later captures Tom after knocking him out in a "Flawless Victory". The message "LUNA WINS. FLAWLESS VICTORY" is displayed. Stunned Silence: The Freemans get this when Luna bragged about how she killed a man in a fight and laughed about it. They had frozen looks of shock on their faces until they quickly said they all had to go to the bathroom. Toxic Friend Influence: Luna receives very bad advice from her friend Nicole over the phone, and takes every single bit of it seriously; up to and including trying out Nicole's suggestion to kill Robert for lying to her, or committing suicide with a grenade. Underestimating Badassery: Huey doesn't believe Luna's story about being a master of the mythical White Lotus Style Kung Fu, and so challenges her to a sparring match in an attempt to get rid of her. He quickly learns the hard way that she was telling the truth. Woman Scorned: When Luna learns that Robert lied to her as an excuse to dump her, she's extremely pissed off when she finds out Robert believes she was crazy. She soon takes up Nicole's advice that she should punish Robert by kidnapping, torturing, and murdering him. Robert also tells Huey and Riley a (real life) anecdote that involved this trope, as a comparison to his situation with Luna. When Lionel Richie was sleeping around with a white mistress named Diane in a hotel room, his enraged wife Brenda barged in to attack both of them. Brenda punched Diane a few times, while throwing Lionel off the bed and repeatedly kicking his testicles. 17dc91bb1f