FYI, if you see the combo counter change from orange to blue, that means that the opponent could've recovered at some point during the combo. When you do the change to Goku Black after the Gotenks launch an actual opponent could recover and possibly punish you.
Never heard any of these because I'm listening to the superior japanese audio unlike a savage lol.
I'm basically new to traditional fighting games. I played Smash 4 competitively but those skills don't really transfer to this game. I also played some SFV but dropped that pretty quickly. I plan to learn this game seriously though. So far I'm focusing on basics like blocking and countering with some basic combos for each of my 3 characters. Using tags to extent combos and so on I don't even try to use yet, learning to be decent with 3 characters is difficult enough as it is. I'm starting to see some improvements in my play though and I'm basically treating story mode as a makeshift training mode for some universal combos since the NPCs barely move anyway :p
Thanks, I didn't know that.
Do you have an nVidia card? You could try shadowplay and see if that works.
Oh right, forgot shadowplay was a thing. I used to have an AMD card untill a few months ago. Thanks.
You'll need to use recording software to just record the replay. The replays are really just the match data (inputs and the like) so you can't just look in a folder and pull them out.
Disagree'd. Injustice 2, for example, reveals frame data right there in the UI. Most any fighting game tutorial for newcomers will begin with frame data and go into detail about 'safe on block' etc
There are lobby characters for both forms of 21 (I don't know if you can start getting them before unlocking her to fight with though). I assume you also get a header for her, I can't remember but I might've seen someone use it?
For story mode?
Might just be over thinking it. Just jump when your attack hits an opponent, there's no special timing to it. Easy way to practice is to pick someone like Goku and do 2M > 5M > jump cancel > j.L until it feels normal. Then from there, try doing double jump cancels during air combos.
I think the English voices are pretty well done here. But I get where you are coming from- since I've grown used to the Japanese audio over the years in the series
Yeah, exactly. I don't fault anyone for going with the original voices for this (or the show, really), but in a game like this, you miss out on a lot of those little in-game soundbites that can't really be subtitled in the middle of a match.
Right, but I don't think explaining frame data is quite the way to go. It's too much detail for a person brand new to fighting games who hasn't yet figured out pressing buttons isn't the whole game. And almost all fighting game tutorials are absolute trash imo.
The game's way of showing player skill. In the beta it went from white to green to orange to purple (and so on)
Well you might not need to block if you knew when it is safe to attack. Sometimes if you're blocking, you're losing
