ik right, so unacceptable

It's almost as if I'm the same guy! 😮

Watch the whole video

Watch the whole video

@@Srvver I did, I wanted to do a joke

The title is still correct.😂 There's no actual character combos in this game. It's not a fighting game. They swap around the functions to trick you into thinking characters are individuals.

Yeah this, and the series, ain't a fighting game and most of the characters still do play mostly the same. It's not particularly different from the naruto games, they are just arena games (huge cast of characters all mostly playing the same with ""combos"" that even a toddler could do, 3d and all that)

@@lorenzosp8566 I think this comes down to a lack of understanding of how the game works. BT2 at least. If you chose to walk your way through FighterZ throwing out the auto combo, you might also be mistaken in thinking it wasn't a proper fighting game. Ninja Storm certainly is not anywhere near as complicated as BT2

@@tkm1875 the title is not entirely correct tho, as some characters don't have combo moves other characters can do

@@cobrinion4673 no, it could have immense depth (it doesn't), it would still just be an arena fighter, not a fighting game. It just so happens that most of the time, arena fighters are braindead button mashers and cheaply made games with huge amounts of recycled cast and moves, but some vary, a bit

It's still true. Because no character has actual character depth. Characters can't even use special moves as a part of actual combos, lol.

@@tkm1875you most def can wtf are you talking about

@@tkm1875 you clearly have never played the game before if that’s what you really believe

​@@tkm1875 idk what you're talking about

1:OP definitely just read the title and go heated. 2: the title is true if you look at the game at face value. The basic move set is standardized to have a huge roster and then each character is defined by their specials, size and actual lore. I think a good comparison for this are the Mishima's in tekken. They all have a standardized tool like 1,1,2 tsunami kick, electric and hell sweep; but the tools around that base are what defines the character. An even better example actually is Sol and Order Sol from accent core. They have almost the same normals, but they are applied differently Order Sols grab wall splats in the corner for example where as regular sols is a knock down. One tool for combos the other for oki set ups. Seems to me that tenkaichi 3 is a game designed around that, which is why it ain't for me. That being said it's interesting design and unique way to add depth.

speedy boi. i just like that he is basically just a beyblade

Finally someone who gets the Gohan supremacy

I still play that sometimes

You’re talking about the emergency blaster wave. It’s double tapping L2 execute it.

@@ChiefBaron000 Oh it has a name??? I swear it's not anywhere in the tutorials, I found it out from a random video years ago and wanted to know how to do it. I ended up pressing all the triggers and bumpers at the same time repeatedly to get it to work. Handy to know it's just L2! That'll make things easier for the future, thanks!

@@gamergoku9001 my fault it’s L1. and if I’m not mistaken there is a description in the battle training tutorial about that

@@gamergoku9001 it was indeed in the tutorial lmao there are multiple ways to defend when your back is turned - Z-Counter (requires Ki management) - EBW (what you've mentioned) - Evasive Blast 1s (Afterimage, Wild Sense, Explosive Wave, Android Barrier etc) - Waiting on the opponent to use a teleportable move That being said, all of these are either char dependent or have drawbacks, so getting a backturned combo is the Tenkaichi meta, and your best offensive option, hence why flanking is such a big aspect in pvp

@@_jagger1407 Oh never mind then lol. I guess I must have missed that one! 😅

Fr if you get hit with a combo over 30 you’re just bad at vanishing

Well tbf, only certain moves can be vanished so if you do a full rush string, flying kick, ki blast, dash ki blasts, or kiai cannon there is no way to get out of the combo as none of those moves can be vanished. On top of that, explosive waves can be countered by using dash ki blasts so if you get combined from behind your kinda screwed.

@@qdakid7776fr this girl just sucks

@@Pretzel27 just get good and learn about z counter

I mean FighterZ will obviously be more complex then arena fighters, it's just the nature of the genre so they're probably the only ones who are right

Xenoverse and Battle of Z everyone is different and plays different.

WHO PLAYS THIS GAME COMPETITIVELY?! Where are the tournaments?! Tenkaichi is not competitively viable at all.😂 Me coming from the world of real fighting games, I played Tenkaichi 3 THROUGHLY and all the characters do play the same. They swap around functions during the second auto-combo to trick you into thinking characters are different but they aren't. I literally played this game to turn off my brain because it didn't require actual character study I needed in an actual competitive fighting game.

@tkm1875 ​​​​​​​​​​​You're telling me you played against the braindead bot while mashing square and the game didn't feel mentally stimulating??? However could this be the case?😱 Given the chance and patience to learn it, BT3 can be an incredibly interesting game with lots to learn. Characters have many differences and quirks to master and if you delve into the mechanics and tech, you'd notice how different they are. Ki blasts, Vortex dashes, Rush Reset Combos, Speed, Grab angles, Perfect smashes, blast 1s amongst many other things help to differentiate characters and allow them to play differently. There's also memorising a character's rush strings to learn their Z-counter timings, but that's a whole other thing. And yes, an arena fighter on the PS2 with 161 characters, developed over the course of 3< years is going to have less character variation than a modern 2D fighter with 40-something characters like DBFZ with it's multiple DLCs. But that isn't to say there isn't any depth at all, there is quite a lot of it infact, and there's a lot that I haven't touched up on too. Just because you don't know how to play this game and how the characters work doesn't mean there aren't people who _do,_ it just means you're bad, and that's alright, but don't try to act snarky about it on your high horse when you don't know what you're talking about.

@@noobinator3699Facts

⁠@@tkm1875who plays the game competitively? Me as well as a few hundred others across about 8 different discords servers. Where are the tourneys, on my KZfaq channel live streamed for the world to see. And also, how can you still say all characters play the same even after watching the video. Every character has different ki blast properties, rush strings, movement speed, defense, supers, etc. Maybe you just turn your brain off to play this game but if you do invest literally any time into learning this game you will see how each characters plays differently.

@@noobinator3699yo what’s good noobinator

These gameplay elements and mechanics are the reason why that FEELING exists dawg

People like you are created in labs

5 hours

3 days

one of note is vegito. he will switch to his hard punches hits after a step in, SSJ4 Gogeta I believe switches to kicks when he does it as well

A real champion

characters also have a different speed at which they charge attacks, someone like Tien can always chuck out low charged Kiai Cannons, but due to smth called Melee Momentum, SSJ4 Gogeta charges his Rushing Techniques too fast to be able to use low charged kiai cannons inside a combo. How much melee momentum you can build depends on the character. Other things include different counter stances (some have a Step-In counter, some don't), different counter types for these stances (some smash the opponent away, others use a Heavy Finish or Kiai Cannon), the amount of ki blasts you can throw before entering a cooldown (Vegeta can throw 10, Goku only 5), same goes for dashing and ascending variants, the length of the hitstun for charged ki blasts (some knock the opponent down, others give them a longer hitstun you can use as a combo link), obviously the follow-ups for each Rushing Technique (some have Heavy Crush, some have Delta Storm, some have both, some have neither) alongside Speed-based tech (some can semiflank after Flying Kicks, others can't) and Animation-basd tech (like RRCs, Rush Reset Combos) of course. all of a sudden, people saying "well the chars are the same cuz like same Supers and combos" sounds stupid, doesn't it?

@@_jagger1407 this is a perfect explanation. Some character will literally do that light ki blast after two basic attacks then triangle, But some people like super android 13 and powered up garlic jr will stun hard even after a light tap, And most characters you’ll need to absolutely hold heavy attack triangle to get the full stun. There are powerhouse characters, rushers, stock ability protection characters, the only blank basic characters were throwaways like frieza soldier but it worked

Though in sparking every version of a character looks a little different aside from the occasional recycled. move from the old games they even are adding new ults. Like ssj2 vegeta has his cosmic circle attack as an ult the move he used against buuhan

Did you even watch the video?