Answering Your Questions About Ultra Instinct Goku 

Yeah Rath is probably the perfect mix between being welcoming and enjoyable while also being optimal and competitive when it’s right.

Idk looks a bit anchor

kieffer in disguise I think it's better as a nice assist.

Same his infinity rush works so well with ui goku

Actually some people was iffy with GT until Goichi, Fenrich, etc started posting tech with him. Me included since he was different

SpawnAmvs Yea, GT goku was immediately thought of as strong. People had to learn how to combo into spirit bomb first and figure out his neutral. His assist was always considered strong though.

This is a simple situation of block stun. You see, whenever a character hits another and they block it, the one who blocked is placed into block stun. This means they can't do another move until the block stun runs out. Lets say that your character has a grab as the third hit of the auto-combo. If your opponent blocks the first two hits, the grab will automatically miss. Why? Because the character who is blocking is still in the block stun of the second hit. It's the same thing that happens if you call your assist and while your assist is hitting them, you can't Dragon Rush them. The reason you want a fast assist is because you want them to hit between the grab and the second hit of your auto-combo. This way your opponent will block the first two hits of your auto-combo, you call your assist and that will remove the block stun from the second hit and change the block stun to that of the assists move, if you timed it right, the grab will work. The trick is to pick an assist that comes out fast and has low block-stun and to not mash the auto-combo. You want to slow down and give yourself enough time the assist hits and leaves, but you don't want to be too slow that the combo resets. Hope this helped! Good luck Dunking fools!

Basically you need an assist with a low blockstun. You can't grab someone when he is in blockstun, which is why you can't command grab people when they're blocking beams etc... If you do full auto combo, your LL has a blockstun that makes the LLL whiff. However, if you make them block an assist with low blockstun after your LL, they won't be in blockstun for the LLL grab, and the grab can then connect.

Sooo. the assist that comes after the 2nd L overrides the second L blockstun?

@@Polopollo75 Yep!

I don't think it's something you want to use. Using meter to be in a worst situation that if you did a regular string then assist + IAD or low. I think using 2H can lead to better result.

@@kevinmaury581 Actually it doesnt. The 2nd hit whiffs on crouched opponents so best case scenario, you have them locked down with your assist and you manage to get pressure. Worst case scenario, you maybe get punished cuz your assist didn't lock them down enough. I have labbed UI enough to know how to punish everything yet

Fraid not

@@joekline5171 Lame. =/

Actually it is a counter! His flips are fully invincible to any type of ki blast including supers. If you press A during the flips, you'll get his Kamehameha. It keeps the same invincibility as the flips!

@@sir.dreamer378 I'm actually talking about the beam as shown at 8:21 in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N1ZCSx6dyJA.html I've seen his flips go through since they're invincible, but I was curious if it still had that invincibility if you're just doing the beam as the first action. No flips prior.

I was thinking about how to include people who aren't able to catch me when I'm live, and I think it might be time to finally make a discord soon...

I will get around to every character eventually but it will take me quite a while I'm afraid

I'm confused. I've had her for over two years now?

"Weaknesses" Suuuuuure.

A "true blockstring" mean there is no "gap". Basically, your opponent can not do anything except blocking ( he can not refelect, he can not do a level 3 or other invincible move and he can not mash buttons to try to hit you). As a result, this is safe, but obviously, you will not frame trap your opponent, your blockstring will end soon and you can not really do a mix-up. So, a very simple concept is to do a true blockstring, call an assist and go for an high-low mix-up. If you don't have assist available, you usually need to either try to frame trap (by slightly delaying) or try to find a reset point. If you want to test you have a true blocktring, go in training mode and put your opponent in all guard and reflect. If he reflect during your blocktring, then, it's not a true blockstring. Hope that helps !

A true block string can not be interupted even by invincible reversals like dps or lvl 3

You both have been incredibly helpful. This is going to help me greatly

The easiest thing to do would be to end your blockstring with 5M, which is safe on block. If you're okay with ending with a frame-trap, 5S and 236L are both safe as well.

789 456 123 is just the direction of the comand, 4 = back, 6 = foward. 2 = down, 8=up etc... (sorry for my terrible english)

It's numpad notation, used a lot in anime fighting games. It's weird to get used to it at first but it's super simple. The numbers mean a certain direction (ie. 6 means forward and 4 means backwards). So 236 means a quarter circle forward. Look at the numpad on your keyboard and learn the directions for translation. Hope that helps

Landing during an air combo, and then extending the combo (usually with a microdash > jump light). Not every character has this as an option, but many characters can do it after heavy attacks midscreen. Dekillsage put up a video on how to do this a while back that I'd suggest looking at.

@@RathFGC I see, thank you mate! I will look into it!

I miss offline so much ;_;

Broken

Awesome Reviews factz

Ui goku be like „whats neutral its allways my turn „ lol