Anyone who needs help with execution on stick is to go into training mode and dash to one side of the screen then dash back. Do that A LOT. When you feel comfortable with that then pick a character with a standard fire ball and see if you can throw 25 fire balls without messing up in each direction. After you got that find a character that has a DP motion and do the DP move 25 times on each side without messing up. That’s a good place to start working on execution.

Can I just say, I've been a subscriber to your channel a long time from you playing KoF XIV on Hori Mini to the Touhou Real Arcade Pro, watching you pick up street fighter, picking up BBTAG, going through all these years and I just want to congratulate you on how much you've gotten better, become more literate with the terminology and understanding of the concepts. It's really cool to have seen the growth in real time, but stepping back and seeing that progress is just really awesome as a viewer 🙂 Let's Grind 🥳 And let's keep grinding hahaha

As a violin player, my neck and shoulder hurt just watching that alternative pose for the momentary example. Positions absolutely matter and I really appreciate the emphasis on reminding that yes, find what works for you but know that there are positions that can be better for your body/easier playing than others.

4:01-4:05 This. This by a wide margin. I always tell my friends that don't really play fighters to forget about the 20 hit combos you see me so. Just focus on a simple, easy to do combos. Being consistent is far more important than flashy, when you're first leaning especially.

As someone who grew up in arcades in the 80's, 90's and early 2000's it is absolutely wild to hear the phrase..."not everybody is used to playing 2d fighters with a a stick"

"Isn't that how Brolylegs plays?" Ah yes, that is indeed Brolylegs' preference and not his only choice

The crazy thing about arcade machines is that they just showed up out of nowhere one day. The people who made them never released a "how to use a stick" guide. In a sense they are more designed with the concerns of people who own arcades or bars in mind than those of the player. All the same, some 50 years later many people think of them as the ideal controllers for fighting games.

I love the disclaimer about an injury warning because it's so true and many people don't think about it when starting out.

You don't know much you've helped me with your videos. I finally decided to transition into my first arcade stick after playing on pad for 10 years. Keep up the beautiful content bruh.

This helps me a lot, just today I start the transition from a pad to a arcade stick (razer panthera evo) and i'm really enjoying it

Fighting games are multiple mini games combined into one. They're like real-time PVP dance strategy rhythm games.

LMFAO KZfaq put me here while i was learning a arcade stick method from another video and i heard you say something about hit stun and when to do it and i went " huh" and landed 5 combos i was trying to do in kof 15 that was the best advice i got in a mind good stuff man! i just got speed ran thru beginner arcade stick 101.

got my first stick yesterday and came to your channel searching for this video because I was certain you'd done it already, and today here it is. serendipitous!

Yo, we use the same grip for playing on balltops. Probably some subtle differences in how we use it but that's kinda cool either way. Do you happen to use your thumb to dash to the left?

Great video bro

How do u make the mono price dark series fighting stick work on the switch?

Just got a stick and it's so much fun

Playing Megaman X on an emulator with stick helped me out a ton, I wasn't new to fighters when I got into sticks but I couldn't grasp the concept of a stick so went back to pad, I still wanted to use my stick so I used it for old school platform games like Mario and megaman and in that 1st week it's like a switch flipped in my head and boom I understood it, how to hold the stick and hover my hand over the action buttons, NOW...I'm neveeer going back to pads eww 😂

I remember when I first started using a fightstick, my hands would get tired really fast. Like 10 minutes into my session my hands felt like they were on fire, and it got really hard to use it. About 1 week into using it I realized that I was hitting the edges of the lever too hard, wasting a lot of energy too quickly.

Hey, brolylegs literally plays with his face, and he's pretty good. Edit: I didn't get to the part where chat also said the same thing yet :D

How do my cancels is by buffering my motion inputs only during block/hit stun and then pressing any of the relevant buttons right before the stun animation finishes. Works 1000000% of time but requires practice to get right.

I like using a lot of movement or feel like I need to be at the ready for a lot of things, so, while Virtua Fighter I played on stick(4 specifically since we had the Naomi, kinda had to since it has no macros for pad) 2D games require more action at a time. I learnt how to play stick there. Like I implied, pad definitely feels like there's an inherent advantage like blocking a xup since there's no wasted movement. Those tricks from devs definitely feel like things that were meant to manipulate stick more than pad. Reason why 360 motion easier on pad.

I haven't gotten the grasp of it yet but it feels pretty good I'm debating between squat band octo gate

Mannn if there was any character that truly taught me how to delay and cancel well was most definitly byakuya missions. I remember practicing them for hours but definitely helped me to learn the idea as a whole

I'm considering getting a stick coming off of keyboard, but hoo boy is it a tough choice. Between standard sticks, hitboxes, and the cross up that should be releasing soon I'm certainly a bit stuck. I'm thinking I'm gonna wait for the cross up to come out and see what that costs before getting anything else.

Saving for a stick. Wanna get my inputs on the same motion. I hate squeeze and tap and push motions to get one result. Controller isn't cutting it for my old hands

Dont let your wrist rest on anything, as long as you are hard on yourself about that you will be proactively preventing carpal

Yes I do

I use the three finger group you use , I always just assumed having big hands made it that way.

u should review the new 8bitdo fight stick

usually I like to hold my stick with my middle, index finger, and thumb but when I play grapplers I hold it with my thumb for faster 360 rotations

hi man i hope you ll catch my comment as i cant find an answer anywhere, do you know the piano technique that can do mash button qpecial moves (blanka electricity, hundred hands honda etc) much more efficient, there s a tutorial from vesper arcade (USF4) i d like to know if its effective on older sf version (S2x) and if u know that tech.

I'd argue that there's definitely wrong techniques. Hundred ways to hurt yourself, your equipment and your performance. Getting a longterm injury from bad drawing technique and bad rest technique taught me that. Right ones come down to "it depends".

I am trying different grips because i noticed pain in the side of one small finger 😄

Why did you not uplode for 4 days

I use my pointer middle and thumb to grab the stick

What game is this?

"Form follows function"

You should try push ups, since you live alone and you need have the ability to defend yourself, also you avoid some arthritis when you're older and you'll still be able to play videogames at that age... 🤔

i listen to your voice, something is wrong i can feel it, i look at your shirt....oh.

"Preference" is a word that's kind of thrown around incorrectly a lot. At least in my eyes, a preference is when you have options that are equal, or very close to each other in performance. A true choice between different ways to achieve the same result. "Preference" breaks down when a method is just objectively inferior. I don't think anybody would say that someone playing with their toes is a preference, in the same way that choosing a $100 reward or a $50 reward is not a preference. Pad, stick, hitbox, mixbox, keyboard, and fightpad are all preferences because they are all so incredibly close together that what it comes down to is personal comfort, because the ratio is like 95% comfort and 5% of the difference is the control scheme. Controller vs mouse is commonly regarded in the FPS community as not a preference. The mouse is better, period. The gain that you get for learning mouse far out weighs playing on controller by orders of incredible magnitude. There has never been a counter strike pro that hooks up his xbox controller and games it up. Aggressive aim assist in modern games unfortunately fuels the fire of people believing controller to be equal, but that's another discussion.

GPD Win Max is still pricey. New console (ps5) is a better investment.

I miss my wife

A wild idea: Use a track ball in place of a 🕹 to improve the ergonomics & comfort of use of your fight stick. With some calibration it could work.

Trying to use a arcade stick is literally impossible

Strongly feel that developers shouldn't include auto combos in fighting games, (either play it on easy mode, or have an option to turn it off) mashing can potentially damage something.

im early

Why use a stick instead of hit box? 5head

Why so you use "air quotes" (lol) when you say streamer? You are streaming... on a regular basis...? Im ignorant, need knowledge

Auto combos should be turned off during tournaments, they get in the way of the legitimacy of the match among the fierce competitors (ex. Dragonball Fighters, undernight inbirth)

Mannn if there was any character that truly taught me how to delay and cancel well was most definitly byakuya missions. I remember practicing them for hours but definitely helped me to learn the idea as a whole