Absolutely love law bringer only picked him up a few days ago but he is already one of my top characters. There is something so satisfying about the guaranteed punish with the man.

@@sparta38he’s no good, should have seen him before.

Not really a skill issue its a hardware issue

@@coolingindaboot6853can easily react to a 600ms toestab, neutral light attacks, and nobu’s kick on 60FPS… definitely not hardware unless you’re on old gen which is 11 dang years old, time to get with the times!

@@WithOneSplease don’t remind me they’re 11 years old

Just keep your guard on top and dont go for parries tbh.

As someone who recently switched to m&k on for honor I feel that pain. However I’ve gotten incredibly used to it in like a week and now it’s pretty easy. It does take a lot of messing with dpi and sensitivity to find something comfortable.

@@Milessss What dpi and other little things did you do to make it work for? do share

@@rinobito2 I keep a pretty high dpi but low sens in game, you just want to find that sweet spot where changing guard feels fast and fluent without it being too twitchy. I struggle with top guard sometimes so I have a slightly higher dead zone for top side. I also set guard break and feints onto mouse buttons. Some people recommend to put dodge on a mouse button but I still prefer space bar. I also recommend changing your full guard stance to a button instead of having to drag the mouse down. If you play any characters that make use of that having to drag the mouse down can be incredibly awkward. You can use any easy to press button like Q. I also changed my lock on from toggle to hold as I’m used to holding a button to lock on from controller but that’s just my preference. In the end what will help the most is just sitting in training mode and just practicing blocks, parries and combos for a while.

@@Milessss awesome- thank you for the info. one thing that caught my attention is the dead zone, i’ll try that. i’m using low dpi high sens i’ll also play around with that. my full guard is on q already, i might change a couple of my buttons on my mouse (dodge is on the mouse, it feels unnecessary after playing with that for 2 weeks) all in all i just need to experiment more ?

@@rinobito2 yeah exactly, you just have to experiment. I’ve changed my sens a few times since I started learning and changed some keybinds here and there. It also helps tremendously if you have a friend that you can just 1v1 for fun with no pressure.

They both have vids playing each other, it’s one of S’ zhanu vids

Yessir have many times already! WL no headbutt challenge was one, I had a Jorm vid a while back we fought, lots of stuff.

I swear warmongers chain heavy faints feel like they take longer

You can't delay them a lot, but they can be delayed slightly later than normal

You 100% can delay feints

I know that’s what it says on paper, but that’s clearly not the case. Ask any high level reaction player in the community. I can feint super early, or feint super late on demand and opponents use it all the time to get reactions out of good opponents, myself included. So that sir, is 100% just not true.

Facts Shugo feels like the best example as with his unblockables you can instantly feint them or feint them late and it catches damn near everyone. It’s a literal 50/50 just to figure out when the feint will take place.

Neither are the people in ranked brother. None of the top GMs play ranked much or at all and most aren’t even in NA. Highest I’ve found in ranked is diamond 4-5 and 99% of these players in fighting in MM are about that anyways.

Yep pretty much, the guy is just pub stomping randoms and never loses lol. Every video is just obliterating randoms