@@PuddnEd Simply saying he got shit on and you’re tilted that I’m being mean.. and predictability means nothing when he heats light attacks and fails to make good reads
@@LoliHype Bots in this game have an algorithm that doesn't match the way humans think hence why reading is hard against them. Loads of people get shit on by bots its literally a meme in the for honor community. Again why the need to shit on people? But forget it
Good start there , if you need help in training I can help I've been playing this game for 6 years lol but am not as passionate about it as the old days
@@kanjilearnin24 Thats cool. might give it a try myself. I found myself liking the same filter in the witcher 3 where it changed things in your witcher senses from a red to blue glow
Thank you for watching this long video. My goal has always been to test my reactions and get better at reading. I do not care about revenge or winning. Once you learn how to read well revenge is not as strong as people think. I appreciate the advice too. I will take heed to all of your tips. A few these clips are almost a year old now. I have always been a troll and still am. I throw heavies a lot to see how many I can land. Most of the time, especially at the end of the game I want them to get revenge. I want to see how powerful they are and I want to practice reading their movements. Because I have given so many people revenge from trolling I became really good at reading which made external deflecting easier along with learning the timing for many different attacks. I really like to turn off the cooldown for attacks in training and work on my reactions against storm rush.
Some nice plays here. If I may, I'd like to point out some things I see that I'd like you to change in order to better help your team and gameplay. First off, love the Shoulder Pins. They're obviously catching a lot of people off guard. You seem to have trouble keeping the momentum going after shoulder pins, though, so I recommend not using chained lights as often and you should instead use more chain heavies and FB feints to GB, or just feints to neutral. The reason it's better to do this is because the recovery is too low for the opponent after a Shoulder Pin, so they can just dodge attack the chain lights or just externally block you. Your mixup is going to come from heavies and FB techs and all that, and unless you hit the opponent with a regular heavy the light will always be dodgeable. Heavy followups are more likely to land since they'll be dodging early. Try and break the habit of trying to chain light against opponents not locked on to you in team fights. You're just going to feed revenge and stop your own momentum in the process. Instead try and focus on maximizing the use of your heavy hitboxes or feint to Full Block more. Chances are you're only going to be using those chain lights to peel or stop someone from peeling you. As for players peeling you, I think you need to watch out better for players that are blindly rushing in to stop you from hitting their team mates. Focus on feinting to FB more in team fights and feint to neutral and parry/CC incoming attacks. Use your chain lights to actually stop those incoming attacks and try to use the finisher lights to displace people that keep trying to protect their team mates. That interaction with the Afeera and Medjay was fantastic, but you're not going to get deflect chances like that often so try and use chain lights for similar scenarios. I see you like to heavy spam when it comes to ganking and I don't know how it's working, even against characters that can crushing counter... but, it's a very inefficient way to gank and I recommend just trying to scare opponents with your FB more instead of using raw top heavies all the time. Heavy spam only feeds revenge, keeps the enemy safer if blocked and gives them more chances to parry. Focus on trying to confirm actual damage with guardbreaks, lights, or bashes. Learn your max punishes, or at least be more consistent with them. Don't use top heavies in duels, or at least not top heavy finishers... They're useless. They CAN catch early empty dodges but not as well as side heavies. I mention this because a top heavy finisher is not going to catch them if they're dodging on sweep timing, unlike side heavies. You'll be open for a guardbreak if they dodge it. The top heavies should be used in team fight situations, particularly when you want to avoid hitting your own team mates. If the opponent is out of stamina, there's no need to feint the finisher heavy to a guardbreak. If they dodge on sweep timing, they're going to eat the heavy. Save your stamina. Don't feint to guardbreak after a single light. You'll be beaten by a dodge attack every time. Feint to neutral or FB and condition them, especially in team fights. If you're going to throw someone off a ledge, you might as well sweep. It's confirmed and there's extra distance the sweep can push. The only reason you wouldn't sweep would be if they'd get revenge, but at that point you shouldn't be guardreaking them or even engaging in the first place. If you end up sweeping someone who has revenge, don't follow up with the guaranteed attack. As you know, the attack causes early wake up and when you don't sweep they're down a little longer. You can do this to waste their revenge. Other than that, keep posting. Some of these clips are pretty good. 👍
Thank you for watching this long video. My goal has always been to test my reactions and get better at reading. I do not care about revenge or winning. Once you learn how to read well revenge is not as strong as people think. I appreciate the advice too. I will take heed to all of your tips. A few these clips are almost a year old now. I have always been a troll and still am. I throw heavies a lot to see how many I can land. Most of the time, especially at the end of the game I want them to get revenge. I want to see how powerful they are and I want to practice reading their movements. Because I have given so many people revenge from trolling I became really good at reading which made external deflecting easier along with learning the timing for many different attacks. I really like to turn off the cooldown for attacks in training and work on my reactions against storm rush.
Also if you noticed, I often use the same combo on the same side to see how much I can get away with. I think Valkyrie is the most op character and it’s not even close. But I also know that I can never be the strongest and flashy Valkyrie until get a pc for frames and to dodge cancel out of full guard. Most of the videos you have seen have been on 30 frames.
Oh I forgot to send this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wOQK5qgmUJ8.html This was the Valkyrie that inspired me the most because of his reads and reactions. I just recently started watching you and got inspired by you because of your team play and reads. KingMisty also inspired me because of reactions and reads and he’s also a troll lol. Farram inspires me because he can read 3 - 4 people at once but he lacks in offense, babysits and goes only for defense which is boring to me. Nate Cadillac and Solidsol/AnimeExperting inspire me beautifully of the crazy plays I seen them pull off.
I believe you can give more characters blue light trackers and unblockable and yet they still will never be stronger than Valkyrie. Non biased too. Take for example the warlord near the lava. That scenario could have went down in 10 different ways. 1 and 2) displacement light on either side 3 and 4) heavy on either side 5) sweep 6 and 7) heavy to guard break for lava or heavy 8) nothing and wait for his panic attack 9) continue heavy feint bash pressure 10) finisher top light So now we do plug and play. You name the character and think about the scenario. Fuck a blue light and unblockable. Valkyrie in the hands of a great reader becomes a final boss character, how’s that for a property.
It’s a habit just in case so if they get revenge I will be able to defend myself. Good thing the lawbringer threw the heavy on time to get the execution. I might start doing this more actually so that my teammates can get executions kind of how when Highlander will throw you on the ground then wait half a second to throw the heavy and get the execution.
Ah yes, the external deflect on external attacks. Even more of a flex with Valkyrie I'd say due to the separate input, but in most situations even these are unintentional for me. I don't think anyone really does these on purpose unless they're really paying attention, at least not against attacks that aren't directed at you. It's really useful trying to use Shoulder Pins like how you used them in the second clip, because not only does it stop the enemy's chain but the Shoulder Pin itself is unparryable for whoever you're locked on to.
Yep ultra OP Unblockable and Undodgable at the same time. There are 3 ways to external deflect and I’ve done all of them. But this one is too rare so I only got it one time.There’s only 3 weaknesses with an external deflect. 1 Getting interrupted 2 Getting GB’d in the Early frames 3 If you in chain of a parry (counts as a light parry). It also beats a crushing counter external because 1 it can get parried 2 still feeds revenge (where as External Shoulder Pins barely do but in most cases feed no revenge 🤫) two of the three weaknesses I just mentioned only one doesn’t fill your revenge bc you are getting parried.
@@kanjilearnin24 I can't really say they're rare, because I go for a crap ton of external Shoulder Pins with Valk and typically the only thing that stops me is the negative range that it has for if you're trying to Shoulder Pin someone off of an external attacks or someone you aren't locked on to. I used to do a lot of cheeky stuff against opponents with her Shoulder Pin when you could still deflect minions, but the opponent had to be super close. I think the same applies today, but it's probably a little easier. Valkyrie's Shoulder Pin is interesting because you can delay it and still choose who you want to Shoulder Pin after a superior block. It's actually really cheeky because there's no indicator, isn't parryable, and I'm not exactly sure if it can be dodged, so it's kind of cheesy to Shoulder Pin one opponent from another opponent's attack lol. It isn't like a CC where it can be countered, but there is very high GB vulnerability and the negative range can cause you to whiff completely. I know none of us really do these on purpose though lol but the input itself is intentional since it's not the same as the dodge light. Stuff like this comes in clutch though and it's a fast, unexpected 24 damage that leaves the enemy confused lol.
@@McBooma16 I always go for them. When there’s a reasonable window. When I first started doing them I went for all of them because like you said the range was bad so I needed to test it. I never was able to switch targets to choose I wanted to punish tho that sounds insane. But on two occasions I have deflected to people at once using the external deflect which felt really good but unfortunately I don’t have those video’s anymore. I counted all the scenarios and there’s 5 different ways you can deflect 2 are outdated like the minion one you mentioned not including the two different directions you can choose and if you hit two or more opponents at once and like you mentioned switching targets before the punish. All the being said Valk, already having one of the most dense kits, has the most options in the game
