👇 Extra Credit Notes Below👇 Glide Structure Lvl 4 (not for lvl 1-3): Reduces build stun by 50% while falling. Only Demeter and Delta Kai have this. Charged Heavy Attack: If someone is Charge Heavy Attacking and is downswung from behind, the Charge Heavy Attacker will be heavy staggered rather than down on the floor. Word of caution! If you're attempting to downswing a heavy attacking enemy from behind, you could get hit since some heavy attacks reach behind them! Much safer options would be hitting them with build stun, heavy stagger, or a good ol counter. If you're downswinging a heavy attacking ally, welp, you just ruined their day. - Thanks to @matsuichikage3293 for pointing this out! Tackles: You can't tackle: 1) At the end of a boost/hard landing (unless you have high-performance balancer) 2) During a ranged weapon animation like throwing a grenade 3) Weapon ready-up animation like swapping to a grenade 4) End of reload during your suit's reload animation Shield: When a shield breaks, the unit gets the following buffs based on the size of the shield (Source: JP Wiki in the 盾損壊時の足回り変化 section on w.atwiki.jp/battle-operation2/pages/83.html#) Ground Map Walk Speed Up by Shield Size: S 5% M 10% L 15% LL 20%? Space Map Turning Speed Up for All Shields: 3% Shield Note 2: When it breaks, you'll get staggered unless you have the Shield Break Stance Mastery skill which negates it. Emergency Evasion: Besides the normal double tap boost to roll, you can actually short boost before rolling by slowing down your double tap input. You'll short boost first and then roll since it reads the first boost input as part of the roll. This allows you to swap weapons during your short boost so you can have it ready after the roll. It's especially useful for combos with tight windows like Banshee's downswing into charged heavy attack. - Thanks to @lukecheung5777 for pointing this out!
Really useful guide. Way too many people hate the game simply because they don't know how to avoid getting staggered. I'll try directing them to this video from now.
The game revolves around staggers but you can get around staggers with positioning and MS skills. Spiker and I are discussing the next video and considering terrain as a topic since it's another key aspect of avoiding staggers. Game modes are important too like tips for ace, when to bomb and where to hide, etc. We'll see!
12:20 There are 2 types of evade after attack. Immediate evade and evade after a short boost. By pressing boost button twice slowly, the unit will do a short boost before evading. This lets the unit switch weapon during the boost. It's the same technique used in Banshee heavy claw combo.
Such a high quality video. I can really appreciate the love shown to the game here with elements like the coordinated custom server used to make the intro lol. Criminal that it has only 2k views
Woah wasnt expecting it to be a whole series of informative videos! So awesome to see people in the community doing stuff like this. I have about 1000 hours in the game and am gonna check them all out lol. Thank you for putting in the effort to make these 🙌
We don't have that video yet but we do have a few examples you can try out now to fight on the left! Do be careful since they are very situational: 7:15 The video has me going to the right but the main idea is the same. If your suit has MA, boost out into the left and soak up that stagger. Once the stagger hits you (and is negated by MA), stop boosting and fire your own stagger. 8:06 Jumping out of left and landing a ranged stagger in the air (safer if you have fall prevention). Most enemies don't expect suits to be in the air and will have to aim up, giving you a slight window to stagger them first. 12:03 Rolling out into the left. Some enemies will shoot the moment you roll out so your dodge will negate that stagger. A bit of a gamble! On how to aim from the left corners, if your suit has a splash stagger weapon, you can shoot an area where it'll hit the enemy if they're right around the corner. You may need to back up so you can get a better angle (or not if you have a left-weapon suit like the Geara Doga Sturmfaust or wire). Hope this helps!
@@2MUCHWONG no I mean stuff like force injector, ambac control, etc etc. I can never remember what they do just by looking at the skills. Always easier to just get into test drive to try out what I can do
I didn't know Maneuver Armor and Forced Injectors paired so well. This entire time I didn't know you could use Forced Injectors to reset Maneuver Armor build stun and I've been playing this game since GBO1. Thanks for the tips!
Ah, I think we didn't explain that clearly. MA and Forced Injector to doesn't reset build stun. It's just nice to use with Forced Injector since you can boost again if you're expecting another regular stagger. Build stun still accumulates like usual
Also, in the "Heavy Attack" section. If an ms attacks the enemy ms when they release their heavy attack from behind, they will be put into a heavy stagger.
I'm glad spectator mode exists in GBO2 but man...it's tough to get everything filmed within the time limit and also not get kicked/punished for inactivity.
just wiggle left and right to make enemies miss their shots. just walk backwards and shoot them to make them miss mele attacks. peek around corners and shoot then hide back quickly. always shoot legs.
Indeed! A key skill to learn is moving left and right to make it hard for the enemy to hit you. It's extremely useful on fast moving suits like perfect gundam.
Hello. Can I ask you something about a gameplay mechanic? This is the scenario. I have my melee ready, my opponent tackles me and when the "crash" ends, my opponent strikes me first with his melee. Same scenario, but, I was thr one who tackled. Why is it that everysingle time, my opponent beats me on th3 swing? Which stat should I look for and to know if my ms is slow.
After a tackle, you should be able to get your melee off first if you hold down the melee button and don't swing in a direction. Typically neutral melee comes out fast. If you hold down the melee button after the tackle, it'll automatically come out at the very first frame it can.
It definitely adds another layer of mind games, which is fun and frustrating. On console, it's also kind of awkward to use which is why I ended up installing back paddles on my controller for easier blocking.
How do ppl recover so quickly from getting knocked down or staggered it takes me forever for some reason to get back up and i suddenly see these ppl get back up within like 2s while for me its like 4 or 5s is there a part i'm missing out on or something? Also seem to get hit or killed while doing evasive maneuvers but everyone else i see that do it take no damage during their evasive maneuver is it latency thing for me?
Some tank-like suits (Hildolfr) do recover faster than other suits. Otherwise, everyone should be getting back up the same time. By evasive maneuvers, are you referring to dodge rolling (double tapping boost)? Latency makes this a bit frustrating since you can take damage while dodge rolling (or even take damage while countering). It's a mix of luck and latency.
On PC, I often host a custom room at night to get my dailies done. Otherwise, it takes about 1 hour to find a rated match (impossible to find a quick match)
We haven't but I've stopped by few of your streams! Timezones makes it tough to play together but one day I'll be able to play in a custom match with you!
Stunlock mechanic is stupid, specially for big, bulky and slow supports. Even more when they do not have anything to resist that. There should be a limit for how many times you can be stunned in a row.
The flip side of the mechanic is that it encourages teamwork since teams need a solid frontline of suits that can soak up damage and staggers without getting stopped so the support can do their job. Also encourages the idea we've mentioned about covering your allies and constantly target switching rather than wailing on a single enemy for a combo Whether or not the generals actually do that job in a match is a different thing entirely BUT it's what should be happening and does happen in clan matches!
👇 Extra Credit Notes Below👇
Glide Structure Lvl 4 (not for lvl 1-3): Reduces build stun by 50% while falling. Only Demeter and Delta Kai have this.
Charged Heavy Attack: If someone is Charge Heavy Attacking and is downswung from behind, the Charge Heavy Attacker will be heavy staggered rather than down on the floor.
Word of caution! If you're attempting to downswing a heavy attacking enemy from behind, you could get hit since some heavy attacks reach behind them! Much safer options would be hitting them with build stun, heavy stagger, or a good ol counter.
If you're downswinging a heavy attacking ally, welp, you just ruined their day.
- Thanks to @matsuichikage3293 for pointing this out!
Tackles: You can't tackle:
1) At the end of a boost/hard landing (unless you have high-performance balancer)
2) During a ranged weapon animation like throwing a grenade
3) Weapon ready-up animation like swapping to a grenade
4) End of reload during your suit's reload animation
Shield: When a shield breaks, the unit gets the following buffs based on the size of the shield
(Source: JP Wiki in the 盾損壊時の足回り変化 section on w.atwiki.jp/battle-operation2/pages/83.html#)
Ground Map
Walk Speed Up by Shield Size:
S 5% M 10% L 15% LL 20%?
Space Map
Turning Speed Up for All Shields: 3%
Shield Note 2: When it breaks, you'll get staggered unless you have the Shield Break Stance Mastery skill which negates it.
Emergency Evasion: Besides the normal double tap boost to roll, you can actually short boost before rolling by slowing down your double tap input. You'll short boost first and then roll since it reads the first boost input as part of the roll.
This allows you to swap weapons during your short boost so you can have it ready after the roll. It's especially useful for combos with tight windows like Banshee's downswing into charged heavy attack.
- Thanks to @lukecheung5777 for pointing this out!
Really useful guide. Way too many people hate the game simply because they don't know how to avoid getting staggered. I'll try directing them to this video from now.
The game revolves around staggers but you can get around staggers with positioning and MS skills.
Spiker and I are discussing the next video and considering terrain as a topic since it's another key aspect of avoiding staggers. Game modes are important too like tips for ace, when to bomb and where to hide, etc. We'll see!
I hate the game because
[Matchmaking Failure]
This guide is officially not weighed down by gravity!
PLEASE, GUIDE ME!
12:20
There are 2 types of evade after attack. Immediate evade and evade after a short boost. By pressing boost button twice slowly, the unit will do a short boost before evading. This lets the unit switch weapon during the boost.
It's the same technique used in Banshee heavy claw combo.
That is a nice call-out as well, thank you! Added it to the pinned comment!
Such a high quality video. I can really appreciate the love shown to the game here with elements like the coordinated custom server used to make the intro lol. Criminal that it has only 2k views
Woah wasnt expecting it to be a whole series of informative videos! So awesome to see people in the community doing stuff like this. I have about 1000 hours in the game and am gonna check them all out lol. Thank you for putting in the effort to make these 🙌
Thank you for the kind words. More to come in the future!
They return!! Good job on the editing for this! Also....THE LIGHT OF MEN!!!
Incredibly delivered line!
This was definitely useful! Thanks again for the guides!
Glad to be of help!
Omg its the one and only Delty brooooo🎉
Hey, I've seen you around before. You're a pretty good player iirc. Dope channel.
I have my good days and bad days but thanks for the kind words! Hoping these guides help GBO2 players have a more fun time!
@@2MUCHWONG I'm sure it will. Good stuff here
finally you made it!!! another video that I requested is about fighting on the left, and how to aim weapons from left side.
We don't have that video yet but we do have a few examples you can try out now to fight on the left! Do be careful since they are very situational:
7:15
The video has me going to the right but the main idea is the same. If your suit has MA, boost out into the left and soak up that stagger. Once the stagger hits you (and is negated by MA), stop boosting and fire your own stagger.
8:06
Jumping out of left and landing a ranged stagger in the air (safer if you have fall prevention). Most enemies don't expect suits to be in the air and will have to aim up, giving you a slight window to stagger them first.
12:03
Rolling out into the left. Some enemies will shoot the moment you roll out so your dodge will negate that stagger. A bit of a gamble!
On how to aim from the left corners, if your suit has a splash stagger weapon, you can shoot an area where it'll hit the enemy if they're right around the corner. You may need to back up so you can get a better angle (or not if you have a left-weapon suit like the Geara Doga Sturmfaust or wire).
Hope this helps!
OH MY GOD WONG UPLOADED AFTER FIVE YEARS
I came back after leaving for milk!
Finally, a cohesive guide on mobile site skills. Thanks, Wong!
A nice and simple guide, good job!
Thank you! We did our best to keep it as concise but informative as possible!
Hey, Rated A on PS,
I didn’t need the tips, but more so I’m here for the RedVBlue style talking Gundam lol
Keep it up
We tried our best to capture that feel so we're glad it worked!
Very useful guide to all the patch-work skills that they made to make this game somehow functional
And there's even more indepth mechanics that we haven't touched upon!
@@2MUCHWONG all the movement related skills honestly burns my neuron ends.
Once you play enough suits or see them enough, you'll remember how to stop them instinctively!
@@2MUCHWONG no I mean stuff like force injector, ambac control, etc etc. I can never remember what they do just by looking at the skills. Always easier to just get into test drive to try out what I can do
I didn't know Maneuver Armor and Forced Injectors paired so well. This entire time I didn't know you could use Forced Injectors to reset Maneuver Armor build stun and I've been playing this game since GBO1. Thanks for the tips!
Ah, I think we didn't explain that clearly. MA and Forced Injector to doesn't reset build stun. It's just nice to use with Forced Injector since you can boost again if you're expecting another regular stagger. Build stun still accumulates like usual
@@2MUCHWONG Ah that makes sense, thanks for the clarification! Hilarious intro btw!
Man, it must be nice playing at 60fps while I cry in PS4. In all seriousness, great guide, thanks!
Playing on a PS5 really is like cheating! More frames, easier to line things up!
Also, in the "Heavy Attack" section. If an ms attacks the enemy ms when they release their heavy attack from behind, they will be put into a heavy stagger.
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@@2MUCHWONG it is no lie, I tell you that much.
I thought you were joking at first but you're absolutely correct. Thanks for sharing that! I'll add it to the pinned comment as a note!
I saw your name in the custom match im playing rn, i didnt know that ive seen your vids before
Welcome!
welcome back xD
We're alive!
Oohhhh YEeeaaahhhh
The M-Man has arrived! GET HIM!
Pros: Strats. Timing. S-tier
Reality: Gravity's a Bitch!
Roblox gundam isn't real, roblox gundam can't hurt me!
Roblox gundam: 0:50
That machinima style skit brought me back to halo 3 lol
We desperately need someone crazy enough to port the ms to SFM so we can have a "What it FEELS like playing ____" series.
I'm glad spectator mode exists in GBO2 but man...it's tough to get everything filmed within the time limit and also not get kicked/punished for inactivity.
just wiggle left and right to make enemies miss their shots. just walk backwards and shoot them to make them miss mele attacks. peek around corners and shoot then hide back quickly. always shoot legs.
Indeed! A key skill to learn is moving left and right to make it hard for the enemy to hit you. It's extremely useful on fast moving suits like perfect gundam.
When I needed them the most, they returned
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We're still alive! Life has made it tough to coordinate and make new guides but we're thinking about the next one already.
thanks vtuber! now i can get to 2999 with this guide
I expect you to do it in a Zaku!
I just got the Nightingale and in crying in *stagger* because its my favorite suit
I wish it got shock dampeners and/or damage control...
Hello. Can I ask you something about a gameplay mechanic?
This is the scenario. I have my melee ready, my opponent tackles me and when the "crash" ends, my opponent strikes me first with his melee.
Same scenario, but, I was thr one who tackled.
Why is it that everysingle time, my opponent beats me on th3 swing? Which stat should I look for and to know if my ms is slow.
After a tackle, you should be able to get your melee off first if you hold down the melee button and don't swing in a direction. Typically neutral melee comes out fast.
If you hold down the melee button after the tackle, it'll automatically come out at the very first frame it can.
Thanks Fazz vs mk2 bad idea
Fight against someone good at Active Guard is like fight against god ,only thing stop this skill from be problematic is how hard it is to use
It definitely adds another layer of mind games, which is fun and frustrating. On console, it's also kind of awkward to use which is why I ended up installing back paddles on my controller for easier blocking.
How do ppl recover so quickly from getting knocked down or staggered it takes me forever for some reason to get back up and i suddenly see these ppl get back up within like 2s while for me its like 4 or 5s is there a part i'm missing out on or something? Also seem to get hit or killed while doing evasive maneuvers but everyone else i see that do it take no damage during their evasive maneuver is it latency thing for me?
Some tank-like suits (Hildolfr) do recover faster than other suits. Otherwise, everyone should be getting back up the same time.
By evasive maneuvers, are you referring to dodge rolling (double tapping boost)? Latency makes this a bit frustrating since you can take damage while dodge rolling (or even take damage while countering). It's a mix of luck and latency.
Man it would be fun to put this into practice…..
IF I COULD GET INTO A DAMN MATCH IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!!!
>:[
On PC, I often host a custom room at night to get my dailies done. Otherwise, it takes about 1 hour to find a rated match (impossible to find a quick match)
@@2MUCHWONGthx for the tip 🙏.
I just saw this video and I saw your name....... have we played on custom match before? XD
We haven't but I've stopped by few of your streams! Timezones makes it tough to play together but one day I'll be able to play in a custom match with you!
@2MUCHWONG i knew it XD if you want you can DM me we can playing
didn't cover t-posing skill...1/10 :p
i did learn a lot from this
T-posing in the sky is restricted to PC GBO2 only
@@2MUCHWONG okay, i'll work on it harder
Stunlock mechanic is stupid, specially for big, bulky and slow supports. Even more when they do not have anything to resist that.
There should be a limit for how many times you can be stunned in a row.
The flip side of the mechanic is that it encourages teamwork since teams need a solid frontline of suits that can soak up damage and staggers without getting stopped so the support can do their job. Also encourages the idea we've mentioned about covering your allies and constantly target switching rather than wailing on a single enemy for a combo
Whether or not the generals actually do that job in a match is a different thing entirely BUT it's what should be happening and does happen in clan matches!
damn after playing mecha break gbo 2 just seems like wasted effort.
They're both mech games but very different play styles. I think mecha break's success could depend on how the monetization model plays out.