I'm still annoyed at the fact I only got to play a single game of this while the beta was open. I'll definitely be giving it a shot at the full release
Just found this channel, I love the content and format. Can't wait to see the future of the channel and wether or not you'll ever start doing more elaborate slideshows. I'm 100% excited for when topics start ballooning the lengths of the videos and you get better at explaining things but its still all slide shows.
I wanna see a reformed Twelve who has since integrated himself into regular human society and lives comfortably. He also wears modern clothes complete with a backwards baseball cap, and now goes by the name "Dylan" Dylan for SF6 Edit: this is only half a joke. I really like when series progress characters in unexpected ways. Ken in SF6 for example is really neat to me
"please dont use Fuwa Triple Strikes" me playing as Ryu for for the first time in Iron choosing to Fuwa Triple Strike + Charge after a Drive Impact Punish Counter: Interesting.
@SkypeUser_ thank you for your kind words - i started playing last year and got Luke to gold before taking basically a year long break. Im picking it up again as Ryu and forgot I had him in iron. I was looking at guides/info about his S2 changes and I think this one is the best one in terms of info and humor. Im subscribed now 💯 google slides nation RISE UP
@@dataecto6135 yooo luke gang? im glad you liked the slides to much, my goal with these are to make some of this info a little more digestible so im glad it helped!
I feel like it could be enhanced by having the presenter stand around in front of the presentation (green-screen?) while talking about it for a more enhanced class-presentation feeling. No video cuts, of course
Yeah. First, they are never good, they are mostly low to mid tier, and they always will be due to their lack of mobility. Two, because I often play zoners, easily beating them is boring. Three, this is the most important one, they teach you. Because how easily they can turn the tide, you need to be constantly on edge, if you are sloppy at your execution, they will immidietly grab you. Whenever you drop your combo, whenever you have a gap in your pressure, whenever you went for a high risk option without proper conditioning, the big muscle men will make you kiss the concrete. And because they have such a high health pool, you need more interactions to win a round than them, you need better mental then them, to never fold, and never be caught unprepared.
I agree with the take that every archetype should at least be viable, it's good for variety and it's always a staple trait of a healthy metagame. But one thing I wish more grapplers did was break the mold of a grappler more, as somebody who loves the grappler life but hates the slow movement, it gets a little annoying seeing grapplers always be big slow characters.
@@SkypeUser_ It's great to see another person in the same baot, because whenever I've said this to my friends they've disagreed. I also think it's interesting to spin the grappler in a way to where it fits a smaller character
May I suggest you turn your eye to Arcana Heart's Kira & Chaos Code's Bravo then? Whilst they're big bodies, they still have mobility and encompass many of the traditional strengths of a grappler. Kira is a child prodigy who bombs about the place with her slime & big buttons to bully you whereas Bravo is an Italian-trained chef who wants to pursue his dream of Chinese cuisine with many command grabs - all of which have some sorta invul or armour whilst his lariat (especially the EX one) is kinda dumb. AH has homing (so you can't lack mobility there) and Bravo has standard airdasher options.
@@SkypeUser_ this is a reference to that one sisyphus image where he says this while pushing the rock. Also I'm like this with all my mains since they're all low tiers
You could potentially have the perfect parry activate at the end of the parry animation instead of right at the star to make going for it a bit riskier
so itd kinda like how smash changed it? thatd be better yeah, itd make it potentially more of a drive gauge choice since youd do a normal block instead of a parry
Honestly I'm kinda fine w/ DR cuz parry exists. It creates a very clear rps where Parry beats dr buttons, dr throws beat parries and buttons on reaction beat dr throws. So if I were to change it I wound just give the parry a larger window (like 4 or 6 frames) but nerf it in other ways to compensate. The problem with making drive rush more reactable is that it can easily become useless due to the fact that you would be able to check every time. Give it a clear RPS (which it already has) and just tweak it a bit to make it more consistent and we're good
One Very frustrating thing is because he drive rush slide a button across the screen, any disjoints have a natural advantage. If you check it you just trade, which is dumb. As a fix you Need extended hurtbox on drive rush moves. It's super dumb that a reaction check ends up being a decision check in 17 frames. Very frustrating.
Ed is the perfect example of how dr should be. He has all the benefits of dr but his moves push him or his opponent far enough away to where you can’t really get a huge combo or even get a strike throw mix. All DRs should be like this in my opinion, it gets you close enough to apply some pressure but not close enough to make someone guess for their life or explode if they get a stray hit.
i really enjoy making it! it lets me talk about the things i want to without having to write and edit a whole video essay, i do want to try that one day though
