Asking UNI Pros For Pro Tips In Under Night In Birth 2 

Possibly dumb question, but are you gonna make a video about your frosty’s run?

@@Ichabobfudgerumpkin it's recorded already but ngl it's a long video and I'm trying something pretty different for it

Bit of advice though: while your meter is a commitment, it is a game of knowing when to sit on it and when you can spend it. If you're too conservative with your meter you are giving up a lot of potential oki or blockstring pressure. Winning the cycle and getting CS means you can fill your bar up a lot, so imo it's better to get into the habit of spending to do those things.

The fucking Goat 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

you have more 5 days. it'll be a dead game after that. hope this helps

​@@Meatyogre_you are a lame

the game had a community even when it still had delay based netcode in 2020. The community will literally always be down to play

@@kmartrewards1429 yeah but Im not good with people so I dont want to have to go to discord to plau

@@kmartrewards1429 yeah but Im not good with people so I dont want to have to go to discord to play

Naah melty foreva

@@silver-5 "Throughout the Under Night and the In Births, I alone am the Under Night In Birth." -Hydaddy Kigoat

Peakken 8 clears I fear

@@rasifurefodi8306 "I shall become.....................the King of Hell!" -Hydaddy Kigoat Edit: Also, Under Night In Birth just surpassed Kagura Bachi in sales. SO no, Under Night The Best hasn't been cleared by Tekken 8.

@@jasonngo1966I believe UNI 2 sold about 10 Undernightinbirthillion dollars. That’s impressive for a indie fighting game developer like French Bread.

Me too, it's such a sick game with awesome mechanics but still is so niche.

The netcode has been fixed on PC. I’ve been having plenty of stable matches there, no issues. The port itself is still not great. The biggest remaining issue is that the input reader on PC feels scuffed compared to the one on consoles. There’s an input wrapper you can install to fix it, but it’s still annoying, so I’m hoping that gets patched as well down the line.

@@foxof42 Can you say more about the input wrapper? I tried to find it through a Google search, but no luck. I haven't played the game on console, but I have been having some input issues which I assumed were my own fault, so if there's a way to improve the input reader on PC I'd be grateful to have that installed

@@NickJJUI posted this for someone else on a video for the first game, so I'll copy-paste the same, since it applies to this game too: I know this is old, but the game has a design flaw when it comes to analog input, that seems to have carried over a bit to UNI2 as well. Basically, it reads digital inputs (like the dpad) properly, however, when it comes to analog inputs, the diagonal input range is very narrow compared to horizontal and vertical, so your diagonal jumps and motion inputs may not register in game sometimes. This is observable by turning on input history in training mode and comparing the inputs of dpad with that of analog stick. This can be corrected on PC though, using an external software called "xinputplus". It lets you do a variety of remapping and tweaks to USB controllers, so you can fix broken controls in old games and such. For this game, simply map dpad to analog and vice versa, and set "digital-to-analogue" ratio at 40, 45 or 50. Then, since your analog stick will now give digital inputs to the game, this issue is solved, and since dpad isn't designed to give analog inputs by hardware design, the analog inputs from the dpad go into the game with the input range of digital inputs as well.

@@foxof42 Try it like this. Trust me, it really helps.