the mechanics of dbz are pretty.. simple. anyone that's interested in dbz that's already here from other fg's will most likely have a pretty easy time picking it up. i say this because i got guilty gear prior to dbz to check out anime fighters and that game is way more complex than dbz. wasn't really necessary.
Thanks, I'm already in there so I'll have a look around.u can use tym
there are a lot of them.
what do you want to know exactly?
Yeah. Basically auto combos are decent damage, you do about 30%, but they are far from optimal. An optimal will do about 50-60% and/or lead to a setup. Obviously people don’t really know optimals yet, so you’ll see A LOT of mashing and just random shit for awhile unless you face someone good.
hmm. i'm not so sure tbh. i played 20 hours yesterday and i was very hype going in. after a day, well..
The key to this is the tactics. You'd need a good tactic to beat every player.
let me also just add for the record, i want the game to succeed. i was way hype before beta and i actually didn't expect it to play quite like it did. and when i went through some streams yesterday and saw a lot of pros echoing the same thing, idk. but i hope i'm wrong.
Yep, the casuals are screaming that this game is easy...but when they play someone that's experienced the fgc they are going to say it's broken...because they can do 30 dial a combos, but a pro can do 45-60% into an oki setup manually.
This is a standard in anime fighters tho. You have to drop the whole idea of NRS neutral. Anime fighters tend to be balls to the wall offense. That's how they are designed. Look at UmvC3, it was one of the most successful 2d fighters ever and it was stupidly offensive. DBZ is about openings and who capitalizes on them better. Thing is, the player that knows how to create one DEFENSIVE opening could very well win the match.
And it's with my absolute favorite Super in the game. I'm in Heaven. omfg
i'm not trying to be negative believe me. but i think i also went in depth to an extent in the post i wrote which your post doesn't really address. specifically the mechanics around super dash/assist/mix and how easy that is to achieve vs how hard it is to consistently defend when assists can last for a long time. if i'm wrong about that then i'll be happy believe me, but i haven't seen or heard anything to address this yet.
Yep, right now the beta is fail.
Well let me address it this way. Every single team in the game has access to these tools. Super Dash has counters, assists can lock you down but that's where variation comes in and it's not repeatable. Yes there is mix but from my limited experience, most of the mix is either negative or allows another turn (unless used with tag assists which I mean, that's the neutral in 2d fighters).
