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Mr. Righteous
Yes. Thats what i meant. When you guard, and immediatly tag your partnet in by pressing Forward + Assist
Yes. Thats what i meant. When you guard, and immediatly tag your partnet in by pressing Forward + Assist
Yeah, that’s what I meant by Alpha Counter. I couldn’t remember the DBFZ term.
Casual matches do not count (Win Loss number wise) against your record, BUT it still affects your win/loss ratio which is why the color of your square be changing. It doesn't matter if you have a full set or leave after 1 match, every match counts. Ranked matches do affect your W/L numbers so it shows on your player card. Every type of match you play in this game affects your square color.
NAH son! U can rank up by beating ranks higher than you as well. That speeds up your color changing even more. Then again, it all depends on how many higher lvls u beat.
Yeah, basically, you have to beat players of equal or higher square ranking a certain amount of times in order to progress your square ranking. I’ve heard that number is 10, but not confirmed. As in, if you’re a Yellow Square, you have to beat 10 yellow squares (or higher) to rank up. And I assume it’s not necessarily in a row, but kinda like each loss takes away a win. So if you’re a yellow square and you go 20-10 against other yellow squares (or higher), you’ll rank up. But if you go 20-11, you won’t rank up, see what I mean? This is all assumptions though, so take this with a grain of salt, it just makes the most sense based on what I’ve heard from Bandai and my own experiences.
Is there only dark and light per square?
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Yeah it’s a great team. Very straight forward characters. I need to work on my Vegeta and Black, and even my A.Gohan more though. Vegeta is actually a very annoying solo character to deal with. Idk why people are saying all he is is an assist. He’s very good solo.
Man it must not be very hard, I'm pretty bad and my square is pink.
I need to learn how to continue and keep pressure learn what's unsafe how to punish off of reflect I'm on the west coast right now my team is Goku black freiza and SSb Vegeta I play marvel vs Cap 2/3/i tekken mkd MK 9 MKx injustice 2 I'm available in about an hour from now
wait ... there is no red ? I thought I met a guy with red square .
It's an adjustment and a different mindset than NRS games. The concept of footsies in these games is usually who can have the most shit on the screen that covers their approach. It is hyper aggressive.
He’s got some interesting oki options too and good damage. Trying to decide if I like bluegeta more or not ...They probably say that because he isn’t strictly a mix char
This game is easier than inj 2 but there are different fundamentals, it's easy to get opened up in dbfz
Direct hit on target my friend I find you have to be a bit random and use the grab it's free damage into full combo but then again I'm a light green square
I was honestly dealing with the same thing until I learned how to punish super dash consistently. The game flows differently once you prove to your opponents that super dashing isn't free for them.
It honestly comes down to recognizing when your opponent will be willing to not hit buttons. I've found that it's easier said than done but it's all based on conditioning them to block. I've just come across a lot of people online (which ultimately seem to be entry level players) that just hit buttons ALL THE TIME regardless of what is going on within the match. I'll attempt to change up my pressure in order to mix in dragon rush during my block strings or after they block an IAD H but their response is to always hit buttons. Dragon rush has only been useful for me against skilled opponents that are typically more calculated about when they hit buttons.
Yeah i think its useless vs mashers . Some guys never learn , for example i just played t a guy who did super dashes non stop and I punished him with d4 every time . I re matched thinking that he might learn smth . Guess what he did whole second match
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Yeah, some people just go ham regardless of the outcome. The fact that all it takes is just one button press (playing on pad) to be all up in your opponent's face is too enticing for some.Yeah i think its useless vs mashers . Some guys never learn , for example i just played t a guy who did super dashes non stop and I punished him with d4 every time . I re matched thinking that he might learn smth . Guess what he did whole second match