I am an experienced player and have used this strategy against other experienced players. It works if you use it in the right places. Groh is not a pressure character in the sense that Talim and Taki are pressure characters. He is an all-rounder who leans towards offense. You have to play him differently depending on the matchup.
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still helpful ty for this Especially the tapping back instead of holding tip
Great video solio keep up the work hombre
Aye Solio with another great upload
so helpful like always!! can't wait to adapt this into my gameplay!! thank you solio^^
Well presented and well explained video.
Great job
very helpful video Solio
i hope you will expend to other characters
this guy smaht
Groh himself is a "pressure" character, if you play him like Mi-Na/Kilik online you will have a bad time against experienced players...
I am an experienced player and have used this strategy against other experienced players. It works if you use it in the right places.
Groh is not a pressure character in the sense that Talim and Taki are pressure characters. He is an all-rounder who leans towards offense. You have to play him differently depending on the matchup.