Part 66

Unlock the secrets of Part 66 in League of Legends! Learn essential moves, grapple techniques, and finisher strategies to dominate your opponents on the Rift.

Alright, let's break down what's happening with 'Part 66'. It looks like this section is all about the specific moves and techniques you can pull off in the game, especially focusing on grappling and special attacks. Think of it as your cheat sheet for advanced maneuvers.

We've got a breakdown of different attack types and the buttons you'll need to press. For example, under 'SB Dropkick', you see 'Y' – that's your go-to button for that move. Then there's the 'Apron' section, which details what you can do when you're near the edge of the ring, like 'Bring In Hard Way' with a 'Y' press, or even taking the fight to the floor with 'Crossbody to Floor' using 'Y' or 'X'.

The 'Grapple ISP' section is where things get really interesting. This is your menu for when you've got your opponent locked up. You'll see a bunch of suplexes, slams, and piledrivers, each with its own button combination. For instance, a 'Vertical Suplex' can lead into a 'Hanging Brainbuster' with 'A', a 'Rolling Suplex' with 'Y', a 'Snap Suplex' with 'X', or a 'Giant Chop' with 'B'. You've got options depending on what you want to do next!

And check this out – we've got details on a specific wrestler, Don Muraco. His 'Ready Taunt' can be 'Andre Stretch' or 'Kiss', and his 'Turnbuckle Taunt' is 'King Kong TB'. His finisher? The 'Muraco Hammer'. To pull it off, you need to be in a 'Belly-to-Belly Suplex' (which is an ISP move) and then tap 'Down' on the directional pad. Pretty cool, right?

The rest of the guide details more specific actions like 'Weak Strike' (just 'A'), 'Medium Strike' (directional input + 'A'), and 'Strong Strike' (directional input + 'A'). It even covers what happens when you're running, whether your opponent is standing, on the ground, or running themselves. For example, a 'Running Senton' is an 'A' button press when they're on the ground, and a 'Power Slam' when they're running at you uses the 'A' button too.

Finally, there's a section for when your opponent is on the ground, covering moves targeting their head or feet, like 'Crossface Punches' or 'Kick to Groin'. It's all about having a diverse move set to keep your opponent guessing!