dont mash? impossible for me lol

Don´t mash? (Has Nu combos flash backs) How mai suppos to do dat?

Looks like everyone online mashes. They're still good, though.

Lord knows I'd mash

+John Kinney It's smashing, but with *style*

Nemesis 24/7 Teach me more, please

What exactly do you want to know? I'm no master, but I think I know the basics (and some intermediate stuff) well enough to explain them to newer players.

Sweet mercy, you actually replied! Well, i was curious about applying more pressure, i can never seem to do it consistently and i always end up ruining my combos. Also, do you use a fightpad or just the system controller; does it flow easier for either one? Lastly, i'm not really too good on fighting game terminology...

I'm happy to help! I use a fightstick. I went from the normal gamepad, over a fightpad (kinda hybrid thing between gamepad and stick) to my my fighstick, that I use today. And yes, for me it flows better. But it's important to realize, that this is 100% up to personal taste. Of course on could analyze what actually works better on a pad and what generally works better on a fightstick, but I don't think it is accurate enough to be worth the effort. What matters is, what feels best for you. You may want to order a stick and try it for a day or two. If you like it you keep it. If not send it back. You can be equaly good with either. Which kinda sucks, since I can't blame my input device for bad execution :D Regarding terminology: That's something you pick up over time. I could explain the most important terms (and I will, if you really want to), but I honestly think you are better off with googleing the words you're unfamiliar with, as you come across. Regarding pressure: the most essential thing about pressure is "don't do combos". I'm not sure if I interpreting you correctly, but you shouldn't go for combos when trying to apply pressure. Combos are for doing lots of damage, pressure is for bringing your opponent in stiuations, where they start to make mistakes. Here's an example: You just finished your super awesome 4k damage combo that put your opponent into the corner, so you run up to him to finally kill him. But you know that you can't continue your combo once the opponent hit the floor ("hard knockdown") so you need to apply pressure to break his defense once more. What that means is that you start hitting buttons as he wakes up, so he is forced to block you. These buttons are usually fast attacks (as 5A, 6A, 5B and so on) that link into each other (so the opponent can't counter you mid-attack). Often these buttons also lead into a full combo, if executed completely. But the key is to not finish your combo. That is because those fast attacks have less recovery (2 or 3 frames) than a slow special attack (often 10 frames +) that are your combo enders. Since you are already able to attack after let's say 2 frames and the opponent can attack after at least 2 or 3 frames ("blockstun") you can do the same attacks over and over again, until he lets his guard down and you can "confirm" your combo. I hope that isn't to hard to understand, I don't how much experience you have with fighting games, but feel free to ask further if anything is unclear!

Nemesis 24/7 Thanks so much chum, I'll be jotting all of this down so I can practice in...well, any fighting game, really! I mainly just stick with the ASW games so I've played all the main series, BB, Uniel, and P4au

You would make for a *horrible* teacher.

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Don't worry bro, it's hilarious to for me to think back to BBCP when i was having the same issues however after a while it just comes natural in pretty much any anime fighter you play after.

@@garethmagis going from fighterz to bbcf is weird lol.

I have the same problem back when I was a noob at fighting games. But 6 months later I got used to it. Keep practicing and don't give up guys!

4 second startup which would give you 0.06 seconds to react 4 second startup... ...0.06 seconds to react. What?

Nine is like one of the very hardest characters to learn in this game I would also like to main her, but I can barely main anyone yet lol

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Ryan Gonzales I know it's a bit late, but the way to learn combos is either through watching tourney matches/character specific tutorials online or by labbing them yourself. The easiest way to do that is pretty much to pick a move (usually something that comes out fast) then see what other moves you can chain into. A simple option that works for a lot of characters would be starting with a light attack (standing or crouching) then trying to combo into mediums, heavies, or supers. You can usually get a couple light attacks in before switching to others, but keep in mind this will changing the spacing, and will behave differently in corner, so try a bunch of stuff to maximize your damage. Also just an important note here, you can tell is your attacks are chaining or not by keeping an eye on the combo counter. If your number of hits resets, then it's not a true combo and could be countered by a real opponent. And another thing that should be a given is that you need to learn all of, or at the very least most of your characters options before experimenting with combos. Keep in mind lights mediums and heavies have different properties depending on your position (standing, crouching, or airborne). All that said, don't feel like you need to learn your character front to back before playing online/with friends. Find a character you feel comfortable doing the basics with then try taking them against real opponents. The more time you spend with them, the more you'll learn about em . Hope this helps

he made a video before this one for that and a couple more things that are also good to know for starters /ax256lIVtgU?t=8m38s

Look to your alpha numeric keyboard and imagine a joystick or arcadestick 4left,6right,8up,2down,5neutral,1,3,7and 9 diagonals.

it's faster than guilty gear, and less strict on combo timings. they're both about the same difficulty if you consider that some people are pretty damn good at a low-mid level.

PhantomFoxKyo nicee guilty gear is super strict once u see that combo number turn grey u got a slim chance to lose it

make U cry there are still strict timings, but in GG i've noticed some early combo parts are easier to drop. at the very least, in BB you probably won't ever drop a 5 hit combo for most characters if you at least know what your character can do

It's almost as strict as GG

But faster as the other guy said

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