ah, this tip actually clears up something i've been wanting to find out for a while. thanks!

I play DBZ Fighterz on the Nintendo switch so it's kind of self explanatory. But I'm having trouble mixing up my combos and extending them lol. I play online and I finally caught backup to SuperSayinGod Rank lol

Ong 😂

Same lmao

i mean, the moral here is BASICALLY just to hold back. sometimes cause that really gets your opponent tweaking.

@@MSCDonkeyKong and also assists are like 75% of the game apparently

I still button mash so I’m worse off than u

To be honest u are missing out a little since they just nerfed a bunch of characaters & theres been a lot of variety in fights lately not the same fusion fights

I never understand that attitude. Games have server problems all the time and they usually get fixed.. this game requires so much practice and ive been playing off and on since it came out and I still suck even tho I can destroy shit on other fighting games. And I'm a huge dragonball fan so it hurts me that I'm not goof at this game but I'm finally becoming somewhat intermediate after several years. And I never un-installed the game. Even with the shitty net code because I spend most of my time in practice mode and arcade ANYWAY. By the time netcode was fixed I was only occasionally doing casual fights. Not even ranked. It's not worth it for a long time to get into ranked. Idk why people forget that games rarely don't have offline features. This game has good content for a fighting game and is great at getting better at fighting games in general. It soon became my main game just recently even though I suck just because I can spend a lot of time training

@@juanmccoy3066 I don't know what's not to understand. There are other fighting games that don't give me the kinds of negative experiences that I've described here. I can just play them. DBFZ's online problems until very recently weren't just "server problems" but things that actively worked to make you play a different and much worse game compared to what people enjoy offline. And when that's the case, why practice? What is there to practice for? I did play this game during the rollback beta and it was better, but also yeah, rust is real in this game, too. I was doing better and having more fun in other rollback betas for games I'd literally never played. I don't even know what you're going on about with regard to the single player. DBFZ's single player is famously just so ass and only mostly seems to exist for funny KZfaq content.

And others should realize that holding back all the time isn’t the best way to play the game

That's good advice. When I started and in other games like xenoverse being super aggressive has really helped me. But now that I'm practicing on 50+ and hard mode in arcade... that shit doesent fly. They can reflect and do anti air and combo into switching into a level 1 of 3 and assist combos that implement anti air. So my aggressive heavy tactics don't work. I try to jump over the opponent and dash and that does a cool thing sometimes but it only works at the start. I'm at a loss at what to do when there's space. Super dashing is a habit I'm trying to break. Running forward and attacking seems to be a little bit better but is so slow. So what do I do? There are some attacks that beam across the screen or move me forward but it's not always clear how to combo into something or if it's even possible on some characters so I end up switching but usually don't have enough ki to super. So then I take a hit and somehow my enemy always has 3 bars and takes out 70% of my health and my combos will eventually land but it feels like my combos don't do the damage the computer does. Like a 3rd of the damage if that. And let me be clear my combos are choppy and not ending in supers yet. I'm at the point when I can launch the opponent bring em back into the air and knock em down and maybe do a super if I have enough ki. Bur usually I can't get enough combos off to end with that super. I'm just not there yet.

thank you!

thanks! I have a playlist full of those on my front page!

glad to hear it!

Wow I didn't know that about IAD

no problem! glad to help!

glad to hear it!

Thank you! Really glad I could help with the transition!

thank you! I'm really glad to hear it!

@@MisterAcolyte I'm gonna use tgis knowledge next time I play with my friend and see how good I do now

it can be tough for sure! But the good thing is everything already figured out so you can catch up quick!

yeah i got the beginner combo down i just cant approach

hahaha thank you! glad to help!

I have a Team Building guide as well that may help! 16 works well with characters that help him get in, he likes long ranged assists so he can get close and go for grab/plus frame situations

damn. you're making yourself look SO dumb lol. You should delete this asap.

glad to help!

ill probably do one for him after the patch

Or did you just double input with L and then hold S?

yes! I pressed L and then S quickly. You can whiff anything and hold S, even backdash.

@Majin Acolyte thanks for the reply! Although I'm not too fond of that in neutral, it seems a bit tough to get away with that sometimes.

it's better to use more safe options like your ki blast or even a lariat to make the opponent block one of your assists. You want to try to avoid whiffing big moves that have a lot of recovery. that opens you up to get countered more easily.

Is it pressing them at the same time? Like the default ki charge or vanish combinations.

you can press S while backdashing on the ground, hit S after pressing air backdash H, or hold the superdash button after inputting a simple dash(if you have that turned on)

you must be new here

@@MisterAcolyte nah it was just the base vegeta coincidence.

you can press S while backdashing on the ground, hit S after pressing air backdash H, or hold the superdash button after inputting a simple dash(if you have that turned on)

most of what's here will help beat that! Also I'd recommend my how to beat mashing guide as well!