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This has definitely been bothering us for a while, in a way we haven't been able to articulate. Just as a passive observer to fighting games, when I watch videos about BDFZ or whatever else Arcsys has been up too, it's not too long before I start noticing repeating patterns. "Oh, yep, that's The Combo everyone does. And their opponent is now unable to play for 3-8 seconds, then they'll both return to neutral. If that happens 4-6 more times, the game is over." Watching fighting games has started feeling less like actual fights, with twists and strategy, and more like genuine RPS but with a long cutscene after each turn.

I feel like Elizabeth would be awesome in a Tag Game like DBFZ because her neutral kind of sucks but her combo extensions are kindda nutty so she could use someone to open up the ennemy and finish the job.

Sounds like you wanted DMC and got Monster Hunter

sounds lame to me

"an awakening, that thing in persona that characters can only achieve by experiencing a traumatic event" good thing she isn't human then lol why even say this

7:56 rising tackle

When did Thanatos go on a killing spree? LoL

Margaret is not boss vibes lol

Holy mother of skill issue. The end of this video is the biggest git gud moment I've ever heard of in my life.

Elizabeth is a boss character they actually tried balance, even though they shouldn't have.

Nice video, although I was expecting her P3 fight as a superboss instead the arena version. It'd be nice if you did a video about that as well!

"What does Elizabeth do?" Lose. Elizabeth loses. Which makes it even more satisfying to somehow defy the odds and win.

The mind game required to play zoners is one of my favorite parts of fighting games

I find kinda hilarious you named the name of all songs used but didn't mention the game you are talking about

she's still fun to play at least

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Still mad Atlus ruined persona 3

Rapidly on storm 1, chakra dash can be just blocked and the user loose chakra and the upper hand, also can be countered with fast tilt attacks (sometime forgotten) also with objects (sometime forgotten) like the paper bomb, etc Substitution is not rng, it is timing and skill, smashing the button like it is advised to do here will turn it reel rng tho, but it is not a good advice at all - -"

I've been playing DBFZ and learning Base Goku recently, and he's a character I find really interesting because he has this move where he summons two projectiles from beneath the ground, and then after they hit he teleports above you and does a divekick. When that move is used as a combo ender, it uniquely allows him to charge his unique resource (spirit bomb) to get his best oki, alongside some free meter and... charging his unique resource. But the really challenging part of the character's combos is the fact that this specific combo ender is a move that can ONLY be done while grounded, and Dragon Ball is a game where most of your combo enders are going to be activated in the air. This creates a lot of routing challenges, and invites both a LOT of combo strategy along with a lot of cool combo expression into his kit. I DID manage to find a combo that allows Baseku to get fullscreen corner carry with amazing damage and the special combo ender, but the issue with it is that it's a double-rejump combo and that's basically a pretty big execution test. Doing that online with delay? Yikes. (I'm still learning it though). So, what this means that this is a character who asks you to choose between which combos are easiest, which are most damaging, and which combos will allow Baseku to charge his resource, and that's just on top of the normal questions that DBFZ makes you ask regarding combos with resource management like assists and meter management. And those matter since oki is really only done in the corner in DBFZ. Since a lot of his cool combos are actually hard and require re-jump mastery, Baseku is a character who has those "sick combos" in a way other characters don't really bring up. And that's not even mentioning combos using Spirit Bomb or things using assists. This is ESPECIALLY true for Baseku when he is played on point (an incredibly underrated and overlooked position for the character), because access to assists basically gives every player near uncharted territory when it comes to coming up with your own combos. I've actually managed to find a combo with Baseku and Videl that's particularly devilish... Anyways, I love the fact that he's sort of made around his re-jump combos, because it does a good job giving the character an identity in a cast that usually takes to the air in their combos. He's supposed to represent Goku in an era before all the characters in the show mastered flight, and I think tying that in with a unique resource that makes Base Goku's combos want to stay grounded is a fun way to do it. This is also a game where I love TODs (that are done by literally anybody but anchor Baseku), because they will often require you to learn the ins and outs of your full team and that requires you to lab things out for yourself and learn/optimize your own combo routes. And they kill, but in a full match they always require resources and for you to land a particular combo starter. Very rarely does it allow you to do that shit for free unless the round is REALLY going well for you. The only TOD I've ever found, (yeah, FOUND), on any character that ever felt like it would be unfair for the opponent to get hit by is, funnily enough, one with the Base Goku/Videl shell that allows point Baseky him to TOD off of a fullscreen command grab without spark. But that's something I literally had to find on my own because the community REFUSES to do any lab work on the character in recent patches, because they've lost their minds over a gimmick strategy where you wait until 2/3rds of their health bar is gone (and both of their assists) so that they can spend all of their meter to take out 1/3 of the opponent's health bar. If that sounds like a really dumb gimmick strategy that will rarely ever lead to success in practice unless you're already winning, that's because it is. (Don't forget, canon Goku needed his teammates to bail him out after he used Kaioken x3 and x20 in the manga, so I don't see why people expect any success for Baseku with no teammates). Anyways yeah point is, Baseku is a character in a (somewhat) modern FG that has a lot of these cool combos and a lot of player/skill expression, and I think he's too overlooked. Also, FUCK anchor Baseku, he's a FRAUD.

try nago strive. trust me I felt the same feeling with him, of knowing exactly what defensive option the oponent was doing

I feel so dumb not realising it was one special and one normal each level.

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Look I know I'm like 3 years late but I started playing p4au and I main sho because somehow I'm bad at minazuki and keep losing but I also think it's cause I play greninja a lot so I treat the spot Dodge like a counter

This describes how I was being exposed to Justice in GGAC+R. I wanted to play her, and a friend that was supposedly more experienced in the game was insisting that all she does is sit full screen and do zoning. I was still determined to try her but that gave me the impression that I won't enjoy her. What I instead found was a character with big normals that often confirm into knockdowns, neat setplay with nuke FRCs and an horizontally fullscreen invulnerable super that can also be combo'd out of at closer ranges. She's awesome.

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Jaime bad sessions are like that, but if you have adhd, it's ok. Unpredictable because i don't even know im just going BABABABABABBABABABABABABBABABABAH

2:30 !!!!!!!!!!! thank you for showing that!!! thats so cool :D

Interestingly, in Sonic Battle, Emerl's ultimate moveset uses other character's specials as his normals, wich comes with the benefit of being able to instakill on full meter without using the meter during activation cuz they are normals However if the oponent has that move set for autoguard, your guaranteed combos actualy become a liability cuz now the oponent can automaticly block that move, even if it tecnicly is a normal

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Elizabeth isn't fighting to win, she is just vibing.

I thought this was the new fighting game hxh but its a review of a fight in an anime

Great video! I love Jamie he’s now my favorite streets fighter character since game release

You forgot to mention that the overhead gains a massive range increase after hitting 2 drinks.

This wealth of options for a single character is also very egregious in another character, Lei Wulong of Tekken. Even for a game like tekken where moves average to about one hundred, Lei is given a movelist of about 200 moves.

Jamie is a very sharp character

Cool vid!

Cool vid!

Hxh manga spoilers H***** vs Chrollo is even more insane fgc fight

Imagine how cool chrollo, kite and illumi would be. Imagine fighting games allowing for "hidden" attacks that need meter and using nen on your eyes (mechanic) could reveal them. Too bad we got tag team zzz hxh game

one of the crazy things about jamie is also the amount of specials he can route into at any given time and by proxy amount of options he has to approach and continue his offense, for instance i see u doing dp a lot after od divekick, but after od divekick few other things to take note of -if you do no followup you get a safejump -you also get l bakkai (safejump or two dashes) -l palm (max damage before bakkai & go into shs at lvl 4) -rekkas (gotta delay at dl0-3 but, you get p rekka dr oki) - different dps and by extension different oki from those (safejump, dashes, dr oki) -sweep and its followups and the oki you get from those (safejumps, drink meaty) Your mental stack gets bigger the more drinks you get but this applies to the opp too, not to mention the option to give up oki for more drink is a constant choice jamie can make

So as a note to any prospective new players. You see this video, you think it's cool - Which it is!~ It's worth noting soooome of this is Jamie propaganda lol. All of this is GOOD, and largely accurate. However! It's presented in a context divorced from the rest of the cast, and the game's mechanics and systems as a whole. If this video makes you wanna really get into fighting games - Wnat to try sf6. DO THAT. But just be aware, you're gonna have some other stuff to pick up on. Regardless, this video's a -fun- little love letter, I fucking love it.

Jamie is one of those characters that just makes me disregard a tier list altogether. He’s just too fun and satisfying to play.

Jamie is one of those characters that just makes me disregard a tier list altogether. He’s just too fun and satisfying to play.

I think characterization through gameplay is super important and interesting. I have many examples.

This is so interesting because I've thought about this but never really understood it before. I have mostly played action games where the focus is mostly on strategic choices of attacks and combos. I thought games like DMC also worked that way so when I tried them I found them confusing. Like "What is this move for?" or "Which attack can help me in this situation?". I knew people did creative combos just for fun as well but I still thought each move had more practical uses. In most games I'm more used to play, it can be essential to use the right attacks in response to the situation. Wide swings for multiple enemies, pushing attacks for crowd control, dashing attacks to reposition and so on. If the game has good enough options like this with attacks, the game may not even need any traditional defensive mechanics like block or dodge. Edit: I am not speaking of fighting games btw but alot of this applies to them as well. I ment mostly singleplayer games with melee combat.

7:55 RISING TACKLE!!

The (herbal) drinker.

My favourite genre of video, one made from passion. As someone whos vaguely aware of Jamie street fighter this was really cool to know he had all these new moves and exactly how they fit into gameplay scenarios. The editing was amazing on this one!

Please please please release merch 😊❤

i knew i wanted to main jamie before i bought the game. its a grind, but im so happy with his overall design and i can only hope he gets more fun and interesting tools going forward