How to pick a character in any fighting game
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Revisiting how to pick a character in fighting games. I have a couple of simple steps that I like to follow personally. Hope this helps!
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Lv 1: Smash is not a fighting game
Lv 100: Tekken is not a fighting game
Lmao
he probably just meant 2d fighters lol
No cap im starting to think tekken really isint a fighting game. and i played that shit for 3 years
SPITTING FACTS
Hover over the character with your cursor and press A/X
Thank you so much I've been struggling with this
If it's an older fighting game, any attack button will do
What if I play keyboard
@@theARDISAN press ALT + F4
@@Sorrelhas One step at a time bro, in those games you gotta consider the color you're picking as well. Let's get our character picking on point before we open that whole other can of worms.
Cultured: Pick who you think is cool
Big Brain: Pick who you think is cool from the top tiers
galaxy brain: pick trash and complain
@@UnusuallyLargeCrab XD
I do the exact opposite in every fighting game. Don’t wanna ppl think I choose the easy way xD also I can’t really see how wining like this is enjoyable… it’s like transgender man wining female weight lifting
@@UnusuallyLargeCrab The the classic big brain move of playing low tier. If you win it's you, if you lose it's the character.
@@MrEnoch-dy4tg ??? lol this is kinda a scrub mindset, have fun however you want but lots of people dislike gimping themselves uneccessarily which is why they play top tiers. it's just more fun to know that your character has good options for lots of different situations. it's also motivating because if i know my losses are because of myself rather than my character, i can fully focus on improving. it's like... working with the character rather than working around them
The character archetype that I like are characters that have long range sword normals that do a lot of damage, like Percival from Granblue Fantasy Versus, Nagoriyuki from Guilty Gear Strive, and Ike from Smash Ultimate. If a game has that type of character then I am playing it.
I like all of those same characters for similar reasons.
Nago is the coolest character I have seen in recent years hes just so badass. His long ass katana is truly deadly and when he screams in blood rage its so cool.
Play clairen in rivals of aether, she's basically a better marth who's a furry with a lightsaber, and her tippers have a stun property that enables unique combos and setups and just feels incredibly satisfying to land
@@fatyoshi696 funnily enough, I actually play her in rivals as well
@B Chu does joker count
Nagoriyuki automatically was it for me, he makes me feel like a villain from Bleach and Fireforce.
You have said this kind of advice before. It's why I am currently playing Millia. Which is a new playstyle for me. Currently bouncing around floors 7 and 8, but having a blast. I got as high as 9, but those guys were way outta my league. I was afraid of Millia because I am kinda old and thought I wouldn't have the reflexes. But each day I am learning. So thanks for the advice dude.
Keep grinding bro you got this! I am a mediocre Ky player on ps4 I'd grind some matches with you!
I had never played a zoner and thought Axl was really cool, I suck at fighters, FPS is more my thing but somehow made it to floor 10... people here are so tryhardy its insane haha. It's really just who you have fun with. I started out on May but then after cheesing a lot of wins I started playing higher skill character that I found enjoyment in, Axl, and have been playing him ever since.
If you wanna play I’m a millia player aswell let me know if u wanna
I am a wiafu fighter that is all. Ky and Cooler being the exceptions.
so you're a man of culture as well
Ky is a waifu and you can't tell me otherwise
@@Sorrelhas Potemkin best waifu
Small brain
@@Tetragramix Diminutive encephalon
I always pick the ‘martial arts’ badass character. Akatsuki, jam, guy, enkidu, tien.. w some exceptions that have a similar vibe like kouma or leo. These kinda characters by default almost always have a close range brawler playstyle too
Same i love playing asuka from tekken
She'll do some martial arts but also sneak in a haymaker or sucker punch lol
I just pick the most visually interesting / gameplay. Strangely though, almost all of them tend to be more technical than others.
Leo is cool. He's like a lion in human form, except not a furry.
Dude, if you play a character you don't enjoy just to win, you're not having fun playing the game. You're chasing the rush of victory. That doesn't last long. Maybe that works for the people who go to tournaments, but that's not the rest of the playerbase.
People tend to get way too caught up picking a character like it really matters. U just gotta pick someone you think is dope and then go
I like ninjas and wrestlers, it's really just that deep.
Exception is if someone is fucking sick like slayer.
A weeb with extraordinary taste
Usually I have a thing for long range normals, but setplay and style does usually tip the scales.
Honestly LK you give the FGC dignity and intelligence while also providing a lot of laughs. 3:29 killed me
"Set it and forget it" is now my motto, since i literally end up maining all the characters with godlike oki
I always play the all rounder when I first get into a fighting and then identify what I like most about them. After that I go to play characters who can do the same thing but better. For Stive what I liked most was Sol's damage so I eventually picked nago as my main.
When I picked up strive it was my first fighting game besides smash. I picked Potemkin because he killed 3 birds with one stone for me.
1) I play fat characters already (incineroar, bowser, DK) so the choice was a bit obvious
2) I could not understand movement, every character felt clunky as fuck to move around the stage so might as well pick the one who doesnt have any movement options to worry about. It took until Goldlewis came out to get me to try a character that could run and airdash, and at that point i had a solid understanding of how the game worked, so I could add those new tools to my kit comfortably. That dash macro literally saves my life though.
3) i didnt block. Holding backwards to block has probably been THE thing keeping me from traditional fighting games (no i do not want to play mortal kombat fuck mortal kombat) but having to charge hammerfall all the time literally taught me to block.
Also getting stupid damage from like 3 hits helped lmao
Well, I’m going to use this video’s comment section to write all my past mains just for fun
Started with Kyo, Terry and Yuri in KoF (Kyo and Terry because they were cool and simple to play and Yuri ‘cause waifu)
I think I’ve played Ken in every street fighter game since Third Strike, because he was simple and i’ve always played casually until strive came out.
Then I played Noob Saibot in MK although i didn’t end up playing the game too much.
I played Rise in P4U because waifu.
Then I started playing Xrd with Ky and also started playing Strive with him and now I’m a Ram main :)
I finally took fighting games more seriously and somehow i ended up celestial in Europe and placed pretty high in some tournaments
Another way of picking characters is figuring out what you DONT like in the game. Whether this be specific character tools, mechanics, etc. Then you pick the characters that fight these the best.
For example, if you hate getting wakeup DP’d, then play characters that have strong setplay/safejumps/etc like Ino.
The game is sometimes more enjoyable when you can deal with the aspects of it that you dislike better.
When I picked a character I thought looked cool, I ended up with Arakune in BBCT.
I lost a lot of friends that day.
Here's how to pick a character, take Sanford's advice.
I really enjoy characters that can lock down the neutral with range. The "You only get to push Buttons if either
A)I allow it
B)You actually outplay me.
I like being able to create complex flowcharts with a character. It's why I play Axl in GGST and Sephiroth in smash
you forgot the important fact that not every game has every type of character. if you want to play a setplay character in sfv, you're SooL, for example.
Ibuki? Menat?
(I don't play so I dunno. Good point though)
@@LordKnightfgc I think the most setplay(ish) characters in sfv are Menat with VT and Rose with her psychic bomb special.
I think back on all the characters I ever picked in fighting games. Usually comes between two things. Most predominately, its either pretty/cute girls or cool characters. As a kid I remember picking Jin Kazama and Hwoarang back in Tekken Tag Tournament. Then I don't know what happened, started playing Xiaoyu and started liking girls more. Then Smash 4 came out and I played Marth all through Melee and Brawl and then I saw Lucina and how she played exactly like Marth. Fell in love with game play and design. Then I think in 2016 I saw evo for GG. I saw a Millia Rage in top 8 for Xrd and I fell in love with both her design and game play. Her combos were so cool and her oki bullshit was so entertaining. On top of being absolutely pretty. I knew then I wanted to play her and I had no fucking idea of Guilty Gear. Soon after, didn't have enough money for good computer but saw that plus R was a thing and Millia was there. Started playing Plus R Millia and eventually got Xrd and enjoyed my time quite well.
Orie in UNIST, Ky in Strive, Trunks in DBFZ. You guys can see the pattern
How I picked my character:
"Huh, this guy looks cool, i'll give him a shot."
[Timeskip]
"I HOPE MY PATH WILL BE... A GUIDE OF LIGHT FOR SOMEONE TO FOLLOOOOOOOW!!!"
In my case it's always a journey
In +R I started with Ky, then went to Order Sol, then Regular Sol, then Pot, then back to Regular Sol
Sometimes I grow to like a character over time too
I must admit my eyebrows rose a bit when the admission of "horny picking" came given that both Sol and Kokonoe were mentioned just beforehand. But then you implied Leo wasn't cool and I was reminded you also played both Mitsuru and Margaret and all was forgiven (despite them both also oppressing people at times).
As for myself, after all these years, I'm still not really sure to be honest, in part because I have never been that competitive. I was initially going to say "zoning characters", but I've never really been interested in Dhalsim or Guile or Axl Low, probably wouldn't play Menat if _SFV_ is something I ever play, and _KOF_ generally doesn't have that archetype outside of Orochi Shermie, who absolutely sucks at it due to the series' mechanics, and like the few times Athena and Billy Kane were top tier. I have also played far more grapplers despite generally not caring for big bodies, which is funny given that Goldlewis looks fun to me despite his obvious current issues, not that he's a grappler; Goldlewis *not* being a grappler is in fact part of why I find him interesting.
I think the most accurate thing I can say about myself is that I gravitate towards the mechanically "quirkest" character first and then tend to work backwards from there to see whom I'm actually comfortable playing. I'll generally give any character in a fighting game a chance though unless even just their basic stuff would break my hands, like with C. Viper or El Fuerte, or I *absolutely* loathe their design, which rarely happens, especially after getting over my scrubby knee-jerk hatred of (most) top tier characters over a decade ago. I think that's part of my generally indecisive problem though. Shrug.
For me I pick characters who I like based on their aesthetics and what their personality is, and then I narrow it down to the ones whose gamenplan I can understand. It took me a while to understand this.
When I first started fighting games I played big body grapplers because I was inspired by grappler players I saw and wanted to play like them, I then branched out to normal guys because I felt like I was missing something in my understanding of fighting games by only playing one type of character. It wasn't until Granblue where I switched to Cagliostro from Gran and realized that I could play these sorts of technical characters that I started being more open to who I am comfortable playing.
This is what lead me to playing Milia now in Strive rather than playing sol like I did in Xrd. She looks great, I like the development her character has had in the story, I like how fast and free she is with her movement, and her goals were easy for me to understand. I could pick up the character and I knew the general idea of what I should do with her.
I've found my favorite kind of chars are mid-range chars with big hitboxes that also have some depth in them. Like Ramlethal, ssj4 gogeta, byleth, eliza, sho, etc
Funny that this video came out today. "If you're not liking any of these things, go do something else."
Good thing I haven't really struggled with character choice that often, there's usually something for me. Mu-12, Strive Millia, Xrd Venom/Ky, Phonon. All of them let me force the opponent's hand in neutral in a way I really like.
Honestly It's just a vibe we vibe we played this character if we don't we don't that's it
Started 2 days ago and starting with Ky. I figure if I play a character who's gotta work super hard it will make me better in the long run.
At first I though that I was a "gameplay" picker, but I'm actually an "aesthetic" picker and once I discovered that I enjoy games a lot more. Take your time to discover which kind of character picker you are.
I first started watching to learn about GG. Now I watch to hear his wise teachings on aesthetics.
I like big normals and good neutral
Ram in strive
Neo Politan in BBTag
Android 21 in DBFZ
Joker in MK11
Slasher Jason in MKX
Scarecrow in Injustice 2
Labrys in P4AU
Yosuke: rushdown
Hibiki: rushdown
Hazama: weird rushdown
Byakuya: setplay
Nagoriyuki: slow power type
ah yes, sticking to one archetype
@LordKnoght thanks I just picked up Street Fighter 5 Championship Edition and I’m having a rough time figuring out my main so thanks for this video
1:04 "oh yea... Im only want to ... Hug May"
tell that to the FBI May main, we all know your intentions you sick weeb
It always a combination of look and feel for me. I have to like the design but also like how the character plays. Character arctype doesnt matter so much to me but they have to feel good for me to control so i usually get a varity
In SFV its Cody and Laura
In Smash its Zelda and DK
in Strive its Gio and Leo.
That thumbnail is pretty much the crossover I dream of.
I haven't played much FGs yet, but I pick characters based on how funny I think they are. Funny things include:
Anji spinning, behemoth typhoon, Hisui throwing chairs and tables, how loud Sol is in R+, characters that want to spam one move (Shovel Knight in RoA neutral air is funny to me), almost anything that big band does
I tend to like midrange fighters with good disjoints who can control neutral just based off my playstyle. But the method that's always worked best for me is just picking a character that "fits my hands". I usually try out all the characters to find the ones that feel the most natural to me.
Related to appearances, but I recommend picking one based off what makes you laugh. Faust and May make the matches comical often. Highly recommend.
My first picks will be gameplay first. If they can do sick combos, then the rest falls into place and I am willing to keep going with the character. Everything else will be bonus points for me.
What matters most to you when choosing a character to main;
1. Fighting Style
2. Moveset
3. Archetype
4. Personality
5. Backstory
6. Character Design
7. Species
8. Race and Nationality
9. Gender
10. Theme Song
My problem is I always think multiple characters look cool, have fun play styles, etc I’m always in a state of character crisis
pick the fun one thats litterally it. Especially nowadays even bottom tiers aren't as "bottom" as they used to be.
I want to play Double in Skullgirls but i just cannot get over how she looks. Just an eyesore on the screen when she isn't attacking but her combos look fun to me
I have a weird taste:
- DBFZ: Base Saiyans, Vegito, 21, Kid Buu, 18, Bardock, Broly, Trunks, Kefla, even A.Gohan
- Strive: Ram (main) , Ky, Millia(main), maybe Nago or Zato
- Melty: Akiha (C-Seifuku) and C-Aoko
- Tekken: Kazumi, Noctis and maybe Jhin
- Skullgirls: Eliza, Annie and Fuuka
And soon I'll try out SF out as well.
I am a monke rushdown players that mains sol and yes I run shotgun on COD and yes I also do run with a RPG in battlefield and I do play Roy/Joker in Smash
I like characters that are easy to play. Ram just lets me S and HS which is pretty neat.
I love playing her too but Chipp, Millia and I-no can be extremely scary and Ram's antiairs are a bit weird.
@@readysetshrimps2986 yeah she has some weirdly angled anti air options, her 6P is weird asf and her 2H isn’t that great. JP is amazing tho
I am the same. Love playing Gio, and loved playing Bardock back in the day
It would be easier for me if there was an azrael or susanoo type in GGST lol
When I started GG I went Sol, then chipp, then to ky, and back to Sol. In BB it was way easier to choose because there were multiple characters where I liked the aesthetic, playstyle, personality, and VA. For me I prefer Susanoo Azrael Ragna and Terumi. I guess I like cocky/evil/flashy characters? lol
Strive I've been stuck between Anji Sol & Ky, but not 100% set on one yet.
I play susanoo and Azrael as well in BB. In stive I'm interested in Leo. If there isn't a pure big body gorilla I go with simple exaction bralwer rush down types. Or wiafus
Hey LK, would be really helpful if you made a video about the steps you go to learn a character, like what should we focus in the first place when we decide to pick a character
Thanks for the dope content
I tend to drift around til something clicks and I settle in with one character. Ran all over the roster in DBFZ and the early Tekkens and Soul Caliburs, then tried like 5 characters before I found Potemkin back in GGXX. The only time it didn't happen that way was Third Strike and I landed on Dudley straight away.
I remember when I started Xrd, began with Ram because big flying swords, did not like the gameplay once I played her online, probably because that was too much to manage for someone who only played FighterZ before. Then went to Leo because of the stance, and I found it boring. Then I went to Sol despite me not liking his moves at first, but it wasn't quite right. Then I bought ACPR, played Anji and I'm never going back, turning off my brain and opening people like cans never gets old.
Omg help me, literally thought they announced persona or something from the layout
Im with you LK, I don't pick for playstyle. If I like the character I'll play it. Started with MK I picked Mileena and Sheeva, Soul Calibur I went with Nightmare/Astaroth and Cassandra. Now I play Giovanna and Goldlewis in Strive. I can't say I'm great at any archetype but if the character clicks with me I'll play it.
Eh I say try them all before really selecting, you might find something you unexpectedly like. That's how I ended up playing a bunch of Fiona in ah3 and turned match into a minigame for myself of "Can I get the 1-frame clean hit"...and when you do...oh man the damage. She plays nothing like what I typically like.
Also feel like difficultly of a character and willingness to put in time with that character also plays a part. First character i was drawn to was zato. But keeping track of eddie, his guage and my opponent proved to be to much for me. Moved on to millia which was still difficult but was able to push through.
I like characters with strong, unique and consistent setplay options. I really like Millia aesthetically so I originally played her in Strive. However; it seemed like she couldn’t keep her disk oki going after getting the hit. For example, if you break the wall, even with super, you don’t get disk oki and I wanted disc oki all the time lol.
I ended up switching to Leo and he is the most fun I’ve had with the game. Get back turned, end the combo in his gold pillar and it’s left, right, overhead low party time. I can choose what side to end combos on to avoid wall break and he still gets a meaty run through on wall breaking with super. So the mix continues.
I really like Strive, but there’s not a single character in the game that I really vibe with(play style wise/yes i’m taking it seriously). I really hope Baiken gets in SOON. I’m just cruising along with Gio and random characters rn because I at least like the game, but since I have no characters for me it’s preventing me from really bothering getting sweaty with the game.
my fav fighting game characters:
Dragon Ball: Teen Gohan, Piccolo, Base Goku, Krillin, Base Vegeta,
GG Xrd: Baiken
Unist: Eltnum, Akatsuki, Orie
UMVC3: Iron Fist, Doom, C. Viper
BBCF: Bang, Es, Hakumen
Smash Ult: Kirby, Lucas
Skullgirls: Valentine, Fukua
SFV: Laura
3rd Strike: Q, Makoto
KOF 2002: Kula, Venessa
Tekken: Kazuya, Lillie
Beautiful vid.
That's easy one for me. Either the character is unapologetically weeby ie. Chipp or a Jojos reference ie. Zato and Axl.
On a more serious note, I like combo heavy Rushdown characters or Cool and complex Puppet characters.
Wise words that'll sadly fall on deaf ears for those who need to hear it the most (aka Twitter mains).
I was pretty sure I was going to main Millia before the game came out. Then I saw the I-no trailer and I was like, YOOOO, look at this bad bish.
Same here but with Gio. Once I heard her full theme song I was 100% sold that she was my main.
@@anonymousnate678 Yeah, she’s great. I was just playing with her some recently. But I was thinking that if I was going to have a secondary, it shouldn’t be another rushdown. So now I’m looking at Ky and Axl for characters that play at different ranges.
Generally always pick either a rushdown/pressure or setplay/Oki character, but aesthetics have to match cause I’ll just drop the character if I don’t feel it. I think strive was rly tough for me because I’ve played Jam for years now and she not being included this time around really had me struggling. Started of with millia but got bored after the first month and now I’m on may for the time being 😅
I wish the characters I liked in terms of looks (Nago, I-No, Chun, Lily) fit my playstyle. Instead, I play May, Balrog, and Geese smh
Gonna scare ya, pretzels?
Short answer! Pick whoever you want!
Normally I don't have character issues for too long, typically I can either find someone who fits me ascetically and who I find fun enough to want to learn within a few hours at most, if I can't I tend to just drop the game cause it's no longer super fun. In Strive there isn't anyone I really like ascetically and even fewer characters I find fun so far but I really like a lot of the game's universal mechanics and I have friends who play it and the netcode certainly helps bring me back, so far I've just been playing Ram since she's the closest to somebody I like even though I find her very dry and praying a dlc character actually seems cool to me at some point.
As complete beginner to fighting games at first pick character that look the coolest. Play a little then maybe switch to next cool character if you don't like the gameplay of pervious character.
I tend to lean towards characters with egos like sho (both) and Snoato
I put Margaret in the same category as Xrd/AC Chipp: She does Margaret shit. She has a bit of every option but does not live for shit
Guilty Gear accent core was my first fighting game so I just kinda picked the dude on the box and Sol has been my main ever since lol I like his playstyle as a rushdown character and his strive playstyle of hard hitting moves
they did katalina dirty with all the nerfs
I remember when I pick Izanami as my main in Blazblue. I just tought "She looks kinda cute and badass", and now she's one of my favorite fighting game characters.
I will play any character as long as they aren't ugly...or a charge character lol never been able to wrap my brain around that playstyle.
I find it interesting that you’ve put aesthetics as #1. I would normally expect playstyle to be paramount for people who’ve grown to love a specific style, yet even for me who loves the playstyles of Ky, Chipp, and Anji, Ky is the only one I truly enjoy playing since I simply dislike the aesthetics of the others.
And Ky sucks right now compared to Chipp, lol
Too my knowledge I actually have no archetype I can put my
Mains in but maybe someone can help?
Dbfz: zbroly, krillin, base goku
Mkx: reptile
Mk11: baraka
BBTAG: tager and hakumen
Ggstrive: pot and Nagoriyuki
I usually horny pick, but it usually gets changed if they are high tier (at least while I am learning them) since I rather pick someone in the sort of mid tier. Not to boast or blame it on the character if I lose, just because I don't want to get carried by the character and actually learn the game. So, usually I just pick whatever looks great, initially started with Gio and Ramlethal as horny picks, but switched to Axl since he also looked pretty cool, most people seem to place him in the mid tier, and I fell in love with his intro.
Anyway, just play whatever makes you have fun and want to keep playing the game. If you are a tier whore that wants the top character, just do it and get them Ws if that's what lets you enjoy the game.
Good luck with the grind homies.
I tend to go by appearance first. I choose to play as characters that I think look sexy or cool.
After that I look into playstyle, preferring all rounder- Ky, and speed based characters- Chip and Gio.
I'm waiting for my girl Jam to get in so I can go back to using her as well. In the mean time I've been having fun playing as Anji even though playing as him is rough lol
Is the character is a cute waifu? does she have a lot of mobility and is a mixup queen? -> pick
Is the character some kind of unga bunga? yes? -> pick
Basically how they look and how they play
still gotta learn other character than Millia in Strive tho
1) Fun to play
2) 11/10 fashion sense
Looking sick is optional tbh, I don't mind efficient gameplay. Gio wearing 800$ suits, glad she's in the game.
I'm tall. I've worked at a hospital for over 10 years. I've got that drip...so naturally I play faust and lose all the time
Straight up picked Leo for how he plays
I guess for me mid-range characters with long weapons and lasers: Zeta, Oleander and Ramlethal. Song-mina and Ike too, just no laser :P
Here's the video I want:
How to learn a new character. Some people can just jump around, but I tend to get...attached. It's also just a me problem and a problem with every area of my life. Yes, I was the kid who went to Red Lobster and ordered chicken tenders. Right now, I started as Nagoryuki and am getting better but when I think about trying someone else, I get stuck. Maybe it's jut comfort/familiarity or some kind of sunk cost playing on my mind, but I just can't bring myself to learn the ins and outs of someone who doesn't has his problems, like Ram or Sol.
... well do you like Nago as a aesthetic better than those 2? If so then don't worry. Most characters can be played at a high level. You can get to Celestial with Nago. If you legit like another character, just tell yourself you're going to learn them so you can play them with lower level players. It's what I did with going from gio to millia. loved gio, but wanted more decided not just take millia for a test and fell in love with the setups.
I normally like ranged characters or characters that have a unique bar like sin and nagoriuki
I just go for 2 things, All round and top tier. Because I like having really good everything what can I say
I like Leo because the hair and he sounds like all might
How to pick a character imo: just run face first into the trap character and give it a go
i'm pretty sure the reason people choose graplers because they either eat glue or paint
i usually just pick off design lol
Same
Nagoriyuki was love at first sight for me, though I was surprised (and disappointed at first) to hear that he's a slow character. I usually prefere fast characters. He turned out to be so much fun for me that I'm not even interested in trying any other character - at least from the current roster.
As for Top Tier:
I like playing against Sol players. Sometimes I lose, sometimes I win. But I keep thinking "This is just training for me. You piece of s#!7 will get nerfed eventually and then I'll wipe the floor with you." lol
all they need is Makoto's Hayate in 3rd Strike.
and some combo complexity
I just go who has punches (slayer come back) or whos big which is why i play pot n chipp but even then its not always universal cause i hate zangief
Can you post a video of you getting absolutely destroyed by a Ky as Millia so I can learn what I need to do? Thanks :)
"Oh LK, you like to set it and forget it" LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Atm I’m just going back and forth between Faust and Axl. When I play Faust for too long I get frustrated so I switch to Axl but when I play Axl for too long, I feel bored because he’s not Faust :/
Faust mains are truly unpredictable.
How to pick a character in melty blood:
Step 1: Neco Arc