Yooooo it's the only dev of this game

The dev is real!

@@pendragon.-. _Can we get much higher?_

Yooooo it's a bad dev balance your game I'd love to play it but I don't wanna play 30 minutes

@@pistocchio3847 lol if you don't wanna play for thirty minutes you should prolly play a different game this game was designed to have long matches

Found it extremely funny that it’s not a Japanese dev but still acted like only they are allowed to use Yomi in their title like they made it.

​@@Shirattoreminds me of when sky tried to copyright no man's sky because they apparently own the word 'sky'

@@Shirattothey could’ve just not known the other game existed, I don’t have context but we don’t have to immediately assume the creator is an asshole (?)

@@Shirattoit’s even dumber than that, David Sirlin, who also made a very shitty but also accessible fighting game, also also made a shitty fighting card game. The reason why he wanted the title dropped was because that game was named Yomi Shuffle.

That's actually what used to be the normal, they changed it to the 30s per turn being default

@@MBlazeXY Why? I am typing this comment while waiting for my opponent's turn.

@Metal Sign 5s is just the extra time per turn. you get an overall time pool beyond that.

​@Metal Sign 1. why are you complaining to me 2. please check before you comment as the game gives you 30m total WITH those 5s added each turn

The Yomi Arena server (the only competitive yomi hustle rn) uses chess timer I think we all know that it us better

My favorite of this is the Ninja’s Backsway- just Dempsey Roll them.

When out of ammo, Gun toss can also be a good last ditch combo extender, as his only consistently adjustable move. (Lightning blade only has adjustability the first time you use it in sequence.) It always knocks in with set knockback making tp extensions easy. Was an essential part of my first lab zero to death.

Getting a hit stun on the enemy while they’re in the corner allows for a free frame where you can throw his gun upwards, and follow up with a slice; while you combo him in the corner the gun will continue to bounce giving you more damage, keeping them low in the corner and extending your combo. Positioning has to be right but I pulled this off the other day. Favorite thing about this game is being able to find small things like that.

It's a frame trap pretty much?

Yep, same. Dude is on point

Same

THIS IS HIS FIRST VIDEO?????

Have you considered that perhaps you are very impressionable?

@@ensei_alice It feels like he's been doing it for years! This dude is _Gold_

YOOO IMAGINE A POKEMON GAME WITH COMBAT LIKE THIS

This is exactly how I’d imagine “turn based real time combat” would play out. Didn’t even think about such a unique combo of gameplay styles until Ex Astris said it’ll try to be like that.

I was literally working out how to do something similar to this in tabletop RPGs days before I first heard about this game. It was empowering to know there was someone else in the world as crazy as I was. 😂

It'd be interesting if someone pulls off a boss battle in this game.

I feel like I understood the game before even playing it. It's a direct answer to problems that naturally come out of other fighting games. I was thinking about turn based fighting games before I even played one, and my general fighting game knowledge immediately transferred.

How? I'm pretty sure I'm just absolutely retarded, but I couldn't understand anything.

@@LoverofTragedy You need to learn fighting game mechanics. Learn about frame data and frame advantage. The game pauses the exact first frame that somebody is active and can take a turn. Burst is a little attack you can do while being combo'd, but it can be used against you if they know you will do it so experiment with it. Whiff cancels let you change your attack but not to block. Blocking immediately makes you active as soon as you block, which makes for huge parries and punishes. Hitboxes can be turned on for replays in the settings. DI stands for Directional Influence and lets you steer your movement in the air, like in smash bros.

@@chaotickreg7024 Oh I already know about fighting games, and I play a few. Not competitively. I'm talking about the layout of this game. It's less a fighting game, more a strategy game, ala chess. The menu is incredibly intimidating on first load up, and for me personally, I cannot stand menus like that. Kerbal Space Program was another game I wanted to like but the menu felt like you were actually trying to chop each finger off with a toaster foot. I'm fairly certain I just suck ass at anything that requires critical thinking. Never have been so I'll probably never end up enjoying this game anyways honestly. Looks cool though.

@@LoverofTragedy Movement, normals, specials, supers, and etc. are all separated into sections. It doesn't make sense at first, that's why you have to push all the buttons a few times. I'm also a KSP fan so I don't know what to tell you, you just have to push through the hard learning portion sometimes if you want to enjoy the gameplay loop locked behind it. I can't tell you how many chess games I lost before I started winning, but I can tell you that the time and effort was worth it.

Have you tried though? You can only know you're not cut out for something when you try and it doesn't work out.

@@thegames4565 I have, though it’s been some time. I agree completely with what you’re saying- there’s no way to be competent at something without actually *trying* and learning to be competent first! I guess for me, even with trying to take the time to learn combos, I get very directionally challenged the quicker I have to process information. So I might know all my combos, but the better and more reactive my opponent, the more likely I am to fumble the controls and just devolve into useless button mashing because of mental panic lol. It’s something I’ve tried to train myself out of, especially because I love rhythm games and I experience the same problem there, but it’s not easy. Hence why y.o.m.i. seems a lot more approachable to me!

I did think that it was a great idea but i do not know how to make games and my friends never got onto it

Same here

Frozen Synapse, that's what I was thinking too. Really cool to see that YOMI Hustle basically makes Frozen Synapse's concept work in the context of a fighting game!

Man I used to fool around with pivot when I was a kid, I think I managed to make at least 1 decent animation while pulling bullshit tricks to make the whole thing look visually bearable. I really need to learn actual animation one day

@@thegames4565 well you really just need to learn the basics (arcs,space and timing, and squash and stretch) find a comfortable fps for your animations and ig look at animators making smear frames

How's toribash nowadays? It's been close to 8 years since I've played dude. Those KZfaq comps used to make my day.

@@krischurch3763 Still gud. at 4800 hours now

Willing to bet he's got unlisted videos or stuff on his hard drive that's in much rougher shape. If you really want to make videos yourself, it's like anything - You have to be bad before you can be good, and more importantly, you have to be okay with being bad, and accept being bad, before you can make any progress at all towards being good. I'm saying this as someone who really needed to hear this maybe... 10 years ago, approximately. Maybe it helps someone. I hope so.

Could also be a new channel when they've made other stuff in the past. This also hit the algorithm perfectly, so I'm suspicious.

Having a youtube channel with 1 video does not mean they haven't made any other videos.

Likely a second or third channel or has experience editing for someone else. I mean it's not really a bad thing, but it's not his first rodeo.

@@WaterZer0 yeah

...​Surprisingly?​

@TehBluishPanda He said this was to learn how to edit, so I came with modest expectations. I was pleasantly surprised.

Not even spare damage, but actual combo stunlocking and stuff. Absolutely integral to fuckin stuff up.

You Know I Know You Know is the dumbest succinct way to describe that mind game, the core that defines a lot of weird minor games we as a people play, like Rock Paper Scissors

I am the same as you and trust me Yomi hustle is my favourite fighting game rn