More Dragon Tips. - Dragon is basically Fighter, but with increased damage potential and better defensive capabilities, in exchange for low mobility and decreased durability. Essentially, you’re kind of a Glass Cannon. If you’ve played Fighter before, you can basically borrow their mindset into Dragon since they both share almost the same move-set, you’ll just have to adapt a little because of your different statistics. That being said, Dragon isn’t fully a glass cannon, probably will be in 3rd place of being one. So you can still afford some mistakes to acknowledge your opponent’s actions, just not as much. - S1 and S1b are basically the opposite of each other, having a contrasting purposes. S1 is more being defensive and counteracting your opponent’s aggression with your hyper-armor. Very useful now that you can S1 during your m1-combo, try to use it before they attack since you’re vulnerable in your start-up time, meaning you can get interrupted before dropkicking them. This can only be achieved by fast styles, but it’s good to keep it in mind if you’re fighting one. S1b on the other hand have a strict condition in order to use it, but gives a good reward if you manage to do so. As Ace said, you can bait your opponent to unblock after doing your final finisher, then S1b since it also has hyper-armor. But mainly, it serves as extra damage to pressure your opponent more. It also put your opponent into a Down State, the one where they fall onto their back and having some recovery time with no movement. What I like to do is to delay my first finisher or do the second finisher, to hit them almost perfectly after they recovered. Works 30% of the time, but you can do it too if you want to. - S2, the best counter out of every counter. This thing is no joke, giving you i-frames when you land it, acting as a combo starter, stuns your opponent for enough time for your S3, and has a VERY short cooldown when you land it that you basically have infinite counters. This counter also lasts longer than the average counter for some reason, so you’re having less risks for using it. To compensate for its godly rewards, it has a longer cooldown when you whiff it, but you can just wait it out by being defensive and having your S1 ready as a “counter.” Or you could be pas- No. Do not. Anyways, the S2b on the other hand offers very great damage output than S1b, making it viable for finishing off weakened opponents or to pressure them greater. Since it can be used after any finishers, you can decrease your risk of being punished by throwing out an early finisher and S2b with a little less maximum reward, but good enough. It also put your opponent into a Down State, with increased recovery time. That’s enough time for the third finisher if you’re fast enough, and potentially juggling them if they don’t react fast enough. Though S2b doesn’t share the same traits of S2 since it’s an offensive counterpart, and just puts S2 into cooldown after usage, but it’s for the better. - S3 is just like an S3, and Ace already mention that you can use it after you land the counter, so go wild with her information.
@@DefinNot many people get confused with dragon as fighter Brawler from yakuza series is unrefined Dragon of dojima style Fighter is the same but unrefined as dragon
More Dragon Tips.
- Dragon is basically Fighter, but with increased damage potential and better defensive capabilities, in exchange for low mobility and decreased durability. Essentially, you’re kind of a Glass Cannon. If you’ve played Fighter before, you can basically borrow their mindset into Dragon since they both share almost the same move-set, you’ll just have to adapt a little because of your different statistics. That being said, Dragon isn’t fully a glass cannon, probably will be in 3rd place of being one. So you can still afford some mistakes to acknowledge your opponent’s actions, just not as much.
- S1 and S1b are basically the opposite of each other, having a contrasting purposes. S1 is more being defensive and counteracting your opponent’s aggression with your hyper-armor. Very useful now that you can S1 during your m1-combo, try to use it before they attack since you’re vulnerable in your start-up time, meaning you can get interrupted before dropkicking them. This can only be achieved by fast styles, but it’s good to keep it in mind if you’re fighting one. S1b on the other hand have a strict condition in order to use it, but gives a good reward if you manage to do so. As Ace said, you can bait your opponent to unblock after doing your final finisher, then S1b since it also has hyper-armor. But mainly, it serves as extra damage to pressure your opponent more. It also put your opponent into a Down State, the one where they fall onto their back and having some recovery time with no movement. What I like to do is to delay my first finisher or do the second finisher, to hit them almost perfectly after they recovered. Works 30% of the time, but you can do it too if you want to.
- S2, the best counter out of every counter. This thing is no joke, giving you i-frames when you land it, acting as a combo starter, stuns your opponent for enough time for your S3, and has a VERY short cooldown when you land it that you basically have infinite counters. This counter also lasts longer than the average counter for some reason, so you’re having less risks for using it. To compensate for its godly rewards, it has a longer cooldown when you whiff it, but you can just wait it out by being defensive and having your S1 ready as a “counter.” Or you could be pas- No. Do not. Anyways, the S2b on the other hand offers very great damage output than S1b, making it viable for finishing off weakened opponents or to pressure them greater. Since it can be used after any finishers, you can decrease your risk of being punished by throwing out an early finisher and S2b with a little less maximum reward, but good enough. It also put your opponent into a Down State, with increased recovery time. That’s enough time for the third finisher if you’re fast enough, and potentially juggling them if they don’t react fast enough. Though S2b doesn’t share the same traits of S2 since it’s an offensive counterpart, and just puts S2 into cooldown after usage, but it’s for the better.
- S3 is just like an S3, and Ace already mention that you can use it after you land the counter, so go wild with her information.
You can use S2B in the air, it's really cool to do that :D
one grooming incoming 😂
@@DefinNot many people get confused with dragon as fighter
Brawler from yakuza series is unrefined Dragon of dojima style
Fighter is the same but unrefined as dragon
Thanks for the review Ace, it really comes in handy for knowing what style to pick, gracias
i'll spend 11 years in the joint with this one
I’ll spend 20 years in the joint lol
I receive you the mad type
You can also use S2B for juggle combos, but it depends on ping or timing
Like a dragon
LIKE A WHAT??
LIKE A WHAT??
Dragon user shiver my timbers
Should've put Receive You Tech Trance Arrange in the background
Spent 10 years in the joint for this style dawg 😔
Well on ace, encouraging passive play against aggro dragons... cookery.
Yeah i completed the Yakuza 0 Real estate minigame and unlocked all the abilities in yakuza kiwami, yeah im just kiryu but least powerful.
"...I'm rad!"
Wait a minute... OMG I ACCIDENTALLY COPIED YOUR COMMENT I'M SORRY
Can you do step next
oh wow thats a cool styl- IS THAT AYIN FROM PROJECT MOON
ah yes my glorius youtuber finally posted another video👅👅
Nice video
I wouldn't call the dropkick damage mild
Thats rad
But it didnt unlock when i reached lvl 500
KIRYU-CHAN~!
STAB!
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How do you see your soul level
How do you know how much souls you have?
Hey whats your discord?
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