It's cool man, anything else I need to know with lobo so I don't lose to noobs?
Some basic things that I think help against noobs to get you started:
Standing 3 is your best friend. Pretty fast, sweeps at a decent range in front and above. If it anti-airs you can combo on reaction with Hook Charge or Shotgun. Not huge damage but keeps them from jumping around everywhere and starts to get them to plant their feet.
Air to air - you're better off with j1. j2 has a better hit box, cross-up potential, and hit stun for follow up, but j1 is better to trade.
If you Hook Charge and the chain hits their block, you can still MB it if you're fast enough which will make it safe and keep you from being punished. Also a good way to end a combo you started which is going to be unsafe/punished. Try not to use Hook Charge to close distance/move.
Another good way to avoid being punished at the end of a blocked/whiffed combo is MB shotgun shot. It's pretty safe, chips really well, and pushes them back to that ideal middle range.
Lobo's floaty jump can get him in trouble up close, but it seems to be designed that way to help him avoid projectiles and get in on his opponent. Practice how to jump over projectiles and Party Crash to minimize your vulnerable time in the air while closing distance. Everyone knows that Lobo is terrible at full screen, so you'll get a lot of noobs trying to fireball spam from range. Dash roll is also designed for this, but you should try mixing between the two to keep them guessing.
Last thing I'll say for anti-noob fights, play fast. Lobo has some pretty fancy and hard hitting combos that people post up on YouTube, but most of the time they're pretty tight links or require some pretty specific set-ups. I think the worst thing that happens to first time Lobo players is they'll spend a lot of time mastering those 45-52% combos in the training room and then just frustrate themselves waiting to pull them off in a match.
Lobo does a decent amount of damage with just specials and parts of combos. Play fast to keep them off balance, know how to close distance with Party Crash and the dash roll, but also learn how to keep them off you with standing 3 and shotguns. You want them midrange, where you can alternate fishing with the relatively safe low hook, and Czar throwing them (f3 is also a pretty good option once you know that space and have trained them to down block). Oki mind games once you've knocked them down.
Play fast until you've slowed them down, forced them to think with tick standing 3 shots and surprisingly damaging short combos/specials. Then, you go for those big fancier combos and finish the fight.
Well, hopefully some of that rambling helps out. Good luck out there.
