I’m gonna learn MK series outside of being a kid and having fun with it. I’ve been a competitive marvel vs Capcom and street fighter player. Your channel reminds me of all the school things and lore of the arcade days along with learning the right way how to play this series Thank you for what your doing!

Sick vid Ketchup! :)

I think everyone who played the game tried that to see what would happen, haha

On rare occasions, it also made the announcer say "Player One, takes the Leader!" I'm kidding, that's MKD chess.

@@Angrymonkey2489 Weird way to kid but ok

@@WalnutSquatch Dip, I meant to say MK Deception.

“Feature” LOL

Sounds like mk2

That's probably MK2

And blocks immediately on input

“The AI in this game is FCKED” -MrGstar321

_lol mk2_

Oh my gosh, please no 😂 I compare a lot of things to Melee. Kabal is like fox, and I'd say Ermac is more comparable to Falco than Human Smoke, and Kitanna is like Jigglypuff... But please, I don't want to see 20XX for UMK3, I've already seen enough Kabal mirrors 😂😂😂

Indeed good sir

Seriously. It's my favorite MK game and I never knew this.

Totally agree on that one.

1 player gets frame advantage. 1 player gets recovery advantage.

Best soundtrack in the game

So that's why "high level UMK3 matches" got both players punching and whiffing to see who gets the short end of the stick.

Just adding a bit more: therr are ways that the player without advantage can win a jab vs jab scenario: not cancelling their jab with Block so the active frames last more on screen. This has its drawbacks and risks as you may guess, because you will not be guarding yourself for an special. But there lies the beauty of all this! ❤️

Always! And now I have more time to make a project that big >:D

Yeah, classic MK balancing: "We'll compensate our bullshit mechanic with another, even more bullshit mechanic"

Yeah it's got hella stuff

Jab is a fighting game term generally used for your quickest attack. It could be a lot worse: in Street Fighter, all heavy kicks are called roundhouses.

@@eightbittemplar7394 My mistake then. Apologies.

@@contempris2383 Nah, no worries.

I was wondering the same thing until I looked up some stuff while making this comment. Frame Advantage made sense to me because of how games generally work. Its very similar to port priority in Smash Bros. (and some other games). Glitch Canceling seemed really odd at first until I looked up some other things about port priority in Smash and found that it has a similar thing in the early games. Then it clicked. Its all still a bit strange. Especially the player who gets frame advantage being random but its explainable. I doubt frame advantage and glitch canceling are intended but I feel like the random factor of it could go either way. But if it were an oversight then I think its more likely Player 1 would always have Frame Advantage (making it Port Priority as usual). I'll say P1 has Frame Advantage in this example The short version for frame advantage is that nothing in games happens "at the same time". Everything happens in some order. Basically the player with frame advantage is going through their "hitbox detection" step first. When the hitbox detects P2's hurtbox then P2 is IMMEDIATLEY (kinda important) sent into their "hurt state" also getting rid of whatever hitboxes P2 had beforehand. After taking that punch and P2 has their hitstun set to some number or it just sets their animation. Whatever the case they go into the first frame of their hurt state before they've had their turn to run their code. So when its their turn the game doesn't realize it should wait a moment so it immediately goes to frame 2 before the players would be able to see frame 1. Why glitch canceling also reduces recovery on P2's attacks is still strange to me but it basically boils down to how they order everything and what happens in a frame. I can't really grasp what order they might have everything happening in. And not everything has to happen in the same frame. Its probably random between rounds because who runs their code first is based on which fighter was spawned first for the round. Which could be determined by something like having P1's code run on odd frames and P2's code runs on even frames. There even could be some sort of "half-frame" setup "under the hood" for all I know. But either way, as a total guess, if the round starts on an odd game frame then P1 goes first on way or another. Hope that makes sense and I hope its at least 80% true.

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@@sigmatst bruhhhh

@@unblockablz What? You want proof or sum?

@@sigmatst lol

Human smoke is a secret character you can play in UMK3 arcade anyway, Rain is added to the UMK3 Plus Romhack!