Gaming
disjointed hitbox
What does disjointed hitbox mean?
When a move's hitbox extends beyond the hurtbox, usually on a weapon or a stretched limb, there's nothing there to punish. Your attack beats theirs clean because their dangerous part has no vulnerable part attached.
"Good luck contesting that, the sword's a disjointed hitbox so you just lose every trade."
Frequently asked questions
Why are disjointed hitboxes strong?
Because you can't beat them by hitting the limb. There's no hurtbox on the dangerous part, so you have to out-space or whiff-punish instead.
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