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Hint: I was changing combos like mad, until I realize that when you change them in opening short-cut-scene they reset back when you fight. SO CHANGE THEM WHEN YOU START FIGHT :-).
My real issue is with continuing combos on different targets. I've seen forum posts {LINK REMOVED}here claiming you could actually do this, despite not being told on the tutorial. To do this you would have to perform a mid combo dodge and then focus on another target. That's what I'm having trouble doing...
Perhaps you're thinking not about switching targets but about being able to, during a combo, jump over a target (using the dodge button) to attack him from the other side without breaking the combo?
If you want to write up a section about this for the guide, I'm happy to give you access. Friend request sent; poke me with a chat and we'll get things sorted out.
(cont....)
While your guide is pretty exhaustive, I'm missing from it the part about the importance of enemy positioning. Since enemies are mostly melee-based, and you can't continue combos by switching between enemies, the most important part of handling multiple opponents is to separate them from each other, then attack the one most outlying one. This will leave you more time to work on an enemy (ergo, longer combos!) before an another one approaches and attacks, and and significantly reduces the chance of getting surrounded and dodging into a second attack while escaping the first one.
I'm sorry if this came off as condescending, and hope you find this advice helpful.