I’m so sad this video only has 2k views. This has helped my neutral game more than anything else on UA-cam. I hadnt even thought about using recordings like this. Thanks man!
Neutral is something I struggle A LOT in fighterz. My achilles heel tbh. Found this video now, partly because I want to play Kefla and discovered this channel. Good content, man, congrats. I'll put this drills to the test!
So...Nova, yesterday I was practicing against one of my friends, amazing Videl player, and I was telling him that I need to work on my neutral. I wake up this morning and look and your video is the only one that is this in-depth. I've been a fan of yours for awhile now but dude, you are so amazing. Thank you for this, as I can already see where this will help me tremendously.
Definitely gotta work on this more, you can practice loops and ToDs all day and that is important, but you don’t wanna go online and get bodied cuz you have no neutral lol, great vid
Sorry for the late reply! I've been thinking of making a video on Character specific drills, so maybe that could help. But Blueku overall has decent movement with his shoulder tackle and his dive kick. Dive kick + assist is very strong, and shoulder tackle can be used in zone 2 to beat ki-blasts and to stall aerial momentum. His own ki-blasts are also great to move around with IADs to back off or to close the distance.
@@NovaZayn Honeslty air to air are the last piece to complete my neutral I feel. It is a lot of prediction I feel instead of reacting. But your tutorial explains that you can react. It is not that easy :)
Great video man, even tho I personally prefer to play against real players to improve my neutral (and overall skills) instead of dodging a bot. Just a question: how long do you recommend to do the first 2 parts? 10 - 20 minutes?
Yes same but sometimes I feel like getting in the reps in a controlled environment helps me improve faster than getting a few reps in a chaotic one. It depends on you, but I like doing the 2nd part more often to make it more of a habit (5 minutes but more frequently throughout the week). The 1st part is whenever you feel comfortable with the options you’re working on!
I was just trying to find a video just like this. I’m trying to get back into this game and be really good at it, but neutral feels so random to me and I know it’s because I’m bad at it rn
Haha hope I helped! Neutral can be “random” at times with super dash involved, but you can structure your movement in a way to be more “efficient” in neutral. This makes me want to make some videos on certain movement options
@@NovaZayn I watched dekillsage’s video on movement and he said something like “if you think everything in this game is random and you keep getting hit by everything in neutral then you’re just bad” lmfaooo, he gave some really good tips. I just feel like my reactions to sd and doing air to airs aren’t good at all. I’m going to try these drills :)
Hey man thanks so much for the video, just what I need. I have a small question if you or anyone else reading this can help. I'm a fledgling, when I try to record the jump dash JLL JH in the first drill my character always blocks so I can't land the combo to get the recording, is there a way to stop my character from blocking during recording? Thanks all.
So ur saying when ur the training dummy for the air to air right? You don’t need to make contact, just go full screen, dash jump and press jLL j2H in the air before you land. It will look like ur only doing jL, but the rest of the input comes out when they actually make contact with you!
@@NovaZayn Ah I see, thank you very much. I thought that I had to make the contact to get the recording and trigger the combo, so when the video mentions making contact I thought I was missing something. Thanks again for the reply and the very helpful video!
Because they will need to do something after they block since you set it to counterattack. If you don’t have the block recording, they will always dash jump, SJ etc & won’t stay still like in a real game where opponents may want to notice your patterns before making a move
The 2nd and 3rd drill work for Hit, but not the first one since he doesn’t have Ki blast projectiles. For Hit, as displayed in the Hit vid, you can practice more specific things like maintaining your distance and hitting them when they land with the use of different movement recordings (have them SJ float, dash forward, dash back, etc). You can also have the CPU perform different movement patterns into assists (IAD back into beam assist into dash forward, super jump float above you + assist, etc) and practice reacting to his counter. You should also practice counter super dashes while Hit is in the air. These drills does improve your neutral to some extent, but there’s a “transition” phase where you then learn to apply your training to actual games. Actual games are much faster, but you’ll eventually start to notice their patterns and improve your own movement as well.
@@XeXzeed Oh that actually sounds like a dope team. Vegito with sparking is pretty scary too, it’s just that I feel like he’s maximized with assists as a point since he can build so much meter and has an easier time opening people up. What do you like about him on anchor?
@@NovaZayn the fact that limit break makes my corner combo and absolute menace, as well as my confidence level with Vegito is just extremely high as it is
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It’s the small dbfz UA-camrs that be having the real gold, pure 💎
Haha lowkey facts! Thank you homie
@@NovaZayn Fa sho
I agree!!
Do you have more recommendation
I’m so sad this video only has 2k views. This has helped my neutral game more than anything else on UA-cam. I hadnt even thought about using recordings like this. Thanks man!
Yo that’s awesome to hear! It’s always great hearing how my videos are helpful, thank you! Keep up your grind:)
Amazing video. A lot of folks won’t even realize what they’ve been given. Keep it up.
Thank you I appreciate it!
Neutral is something I struggle A LOT in fighterz. My achilles heel tbh. Found this video now, partly because I want to play Kefla and discovered this channel. Good content, man, congrats. I'll put this drills to the test!
Thank you, I hope they help out!
I haven't even tried these yet but I already know its gonna be quality. Thanks a lot
Thank you!!
So...Nova, yesterday I was practicing against one of my friends, amazing Videl player, and I was telling him that I need to work on my neutral. I wake up this morning and look and your video is the only one that is this in-depth. I've been a fan of yours for awhile now but dude, you are so amazing. Thank you for this, as I can already see where this will help me tremendously.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it
You can also use the first drill to practice snuffing out super dashes in the air by using light attacks
I really love that you explained how to train these, that helps a LOT! thank you so much!!
Thank you!! Glad they helped out
Bro you are life saver, im always beaten by majin on ranking (im on android rn), this drill really help me alot for training
I was originally watching you for kefla but I seen all your other amazing content. Your channel is goated.
Thank you! Hopefully I can get some more Kef content out👀
Underrated channel honestly
I appreciate this truly thank you man🙏
I genuinely appreciate and love your educational content
Thank you so much! I hope I can keep helping you guys learn something :)
This is exactly what i needed. Thank you for this 😭
Hahah glad I could help!
GOLD CONTENT!
Well done and thank you for this!
Thank you man!
Love u bro, I learned a lot from you, it's really helpful! Thank you!
Thank you I’m glad I helped!!
I really enjoyed your video. I will definitely lab this stuff inside the DBFZ training mode. Keep it up!
Thank you! Have fun experimenting around
Love you’re content!! Thank you
Thank you!
Amazing video, hope to see a Nappa Guide Soon
Thank you! Nappa huh hmmmm
Definitely gotta work on this more, you can practice loops and ToDs all day and that is important, but you don’t wanna go online and get bodied cuz you have no neutral lol, great vid
Neutral is very important, so underrated
You deserve this like
Thank you, appreciate it my man!
This is a game changer for me. I have had terrible neutral in like every fighting game I have ever played 🤣
Hahah neutral is def the hardest part IMO, hope this will help you!
Just Amazing 🤦🏾♂️. Felt like I couldn’t get better, but this will definitely help.
Thank you!! Lmk how your training goes - and you can always get better💪🏾
Nice video! I'll take this tips into account
Thank you for watching I hope it helps!
Great video, subbing 👍
Thank you, welcome to the channel :)
Yea my neutral was crying out in tears for this lol
Glad I could help out!!
nice vid 💪🏽💪🏽
Thank you!!
Thanks so much for this
Im glad you enjoyed it
GGs man we just played online. Good content
Thank you I appreciate it! Keep it up ggs
goated with extreme sauce hahahahah
Yo this was awesome. I've been looking for a vid like this for ages. Say, for Blueku, what should I do in neutral specifically for him?
Sorry for the late reply! I've been thinking of making a video on Character specific drills, so maybe that could help.
But Blueku overall has decent movement with his shoulder tackle and his dive kick. Dive kick + assist is very strong, and shoulder tackle can be used in zone 2 to beat ki-blasts and to stall aerial momentum. His own ki-blasts are also great to move around with IADs to back off or to close the distance.
Thank you!
I’m glad you enjoyed thanks for watching:)
Appreciate you bro! This will help fasho
Thank you! I’m glad you found this helpful
You are genius i love you
Thank you I appreciate it 🙏
Is it a super jump with SSJGoku to punish the a2a at 2:15? I am not very good at seeing these things on how to punish
Just a dash jump/regular jump but SJs can help you more in actual games. You might jump too high and go above them though, so be careful
@@NovaZayn Honeslty air to air are the last piece to complete my neutral I feel. It is a lot of prediction I feel instead of reacting. But your tutorial explains that you can react. It is not that easy :)
AWESOME !
Thank you!
Great video man, even tho I personally prefer to play against real players to improve my neutral (and overall skills) instead of dodging a bot.
Just a question: how long do you recommend to do the first 2 parts? 10 - 20 minutes?
Yes same but sometimes I feel like getting in the reps in a controlled environment helps me improve faster than getting a few reps in a chaotic one. It depends on you, but I like doing the 2nd part more often to make it more of a habit (5 minutes but more frequently throughout the week). The 1st part is whenever you feel comfortable with the options you’re working on!
@@NovaZayn appreciate the answer!
good shit fam
I appreciate you my guy
I was just trying to find a video just like this. I’m trying to get back into this game and be really good at it, but neutral feels so random to me and I know it’s because I’m bad at it rn
Haha hope I helped! Neutral can be “random” at times with super dash involved, but you can structure your movement in a way to be more “efficient” in neutral. This makes me want to make some videos on certain movement options
@@NovaZayn I watched dekillsage’s video on movement and he said something like “if you think everything in this game is random and you keep getting hit by everything in neutral then you’re just bad” lmfaooo, he gave some really good tips. I just feel like my reactions to sd and doing air to airs aren’t good at all. I’m going to try these drills :)
@@anthonyaquino123 haha facts! Keep practicing, good luck:)
@@NovaZayn appreciate the video, just subbed :)
Wait have you made a video like this for blocking? That’s what I’ve really been struggling with. Great video though!
No I haven’t, Lord Knight has a few videos like these for blocking tho!
Hey man thanks so much for the video, just what I need. I have a small question if you or anyone else reading this can help. I'm a fledgling, when I try to record the jump dash JLL JH in the first drill my character always blocks so I can't land the combo to get the recording, is there a way to stop my character from blocking during recording? Thanks all.
So ur saying when ur the training dummy for the air to air right? You don’t need to make contact, just go full screen, dash jump and press jLL j2H in the air before you land. It will look like ur only doing jL, but the rest of the input comes out when they actually make contact with you!
@@NovaZayn Ah I see, thank you very much. I thought that I had to make the contact to get the recording and trigger the combo, so when the video mentions making contact I thought I was missing something. Thanks again for the reply and the very helpful video!
Why record blocking if you set the training settings to block all anyway?
Because they will need to do something after they block since you set it to counterattack. If you don’t have the block recording, they will always dash jump, SJ etc & won’t stay still like in a real game where opponents may want to notice your patterns before making a move
How about starting with a definition of what neutral means. Would be extremely helpfull to those who dont know
That would’ve been a great idea haha
@@NovaZayn yea. Good video regardless. Its opened my eyes to more training options. Thanks.
@@blunt_samura1 I’m glad you found this video helpful!
good ass vid bro
Thank you my man!
These neutral drills work for hit too right ? I should apply the hit vid you made to these drills and I'll get better right ?
The 2nd and 3rd drill work for Hit, but not the first one since he doesn’t have Ki blast projectiles. For Hit, as displayed in the Hit vid, you can practice more specific things like maintaining your distance and hitting them when they land with the use of different movement recordings (have them SJ float, dash forward, dash back, etc). You can also have the CPU perform different movement patterns into assists (IAD back into beam assist into dash forward, super jump float above you + assist, etc) and practice reacting to his counter. You should also practice counter super dashes while Hit is in the air.
These drills does improve your neutral to some extent, but there’s a “transition” phase where you then learn to apply your training to actual games. Actual games are much faster, but you’ll eventually start to notice their patterns and improve your own movement as well.
Any chance you got tips for Cancer Vegito players like myself?
Your Vegito seems pretty good but I think he would be better as a point and trunks as a mid. Have you tried that setup?
@@NovaZayn currently Trunks is my mid with 17 at point, Vegito plays a better anchor for me
@@XeXzeed Oh that actually sounds like a dope team. Vegito with sparking is pretty scary too, it’s just that I feel like he’s maximized with assists as a point since he can build so much meter and has an easier time opening people up. What do you like about him on anchor?
@@NovaZayn the fact that limit break makes my corner combo and absolute menace, as well as my confidence level with Vegito is just extremely high as it is
What is neutral?
Serious question?
@@NovaZayn yes
I just put the CPU on level 100 and just practice neutral like that 😅
It’s definitely good to practice movement!