How I became one of the BEST PLAYERS in the WORLD - Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 

Keep it up man! You’re doing great!

Yooo me too I just got back into fighting games as well

Awesome story! Its definitely good for staying motivated

I have similar experience but with dragon ball fighterz. I just bought this yesterday and so far its a fun as hell game.

Man, my friends arent about anime fighters like GG or BB. Wish I could learn the game w someone, it motivates both players to get good

I do have a friend who plays FGs, but I picked up this game three days ago and he de decided to stay with DBFZ, so I have to play this alone (the game is still very though).

Keep pushing winter

Facts hahaha

Agreed! I only played dbfz before this so I am a complete beginner but the game is so much fun even when I lose! 🤣

Zuriel Nice profile pic ;)

Believe fam! You just gotta work hard on the process

Thats the point im at too. Getting completely washed online, but the first time you land a full combo is so satisfying, makes it all worth it.

You should not. new installment is garbage

@@Gramasz We don't know that yet.

@@davis1228 Yes, I totally agree to that. Other devs should learn from ArcSys. I also play DBFZ and Tekken 7.

You keep playing as well

Hit 1800 matches in sfv and still sucking

Like Kizzie said. Gotta optimize your time. It's not about the hours or match #. You wanna play, practice, study with intent.

Thank you

The point is you fell in love with the journey

Literally same story for me. Started in inj 2. Took dbfz serious, I’m finally at that level as well lol

Hey when you can I suggest coming to my stream or joining my discord to try and find people around your level. I think that's a great start

Yes

PC is the place to be right now. You've gotta find people (depends on your region, a bit) but because the delay is less than ps4 the online is a lot more tolerable. PC+3 frames delay is like offline ps4.

depends on what you mean by active. By fighting game standarts its pretty active, otherwise not really. Also don't worry about Strive r, the gameplay is very different than Xrd so at least some people will stick to Xrd, and you will still be able to find matches

🙏🏿 you are Gods gift

Honestly the best way is to watch footage and try to implement those things. And if you can try to do online training mode with people you know. I think that would help a lot

You can use online training mode and practice a lot of situations

KizzieKay I’ll keep working on that then. Thank you for taking the time to reply to my comment

@@ahari8142 anytime fam I can't imagine the situation you in so I want to do my best to give the best information I can. I believe you will find success and if anything feel free to hang in my discord or twitch and ask questions

KizzieKay Thanks, I would actually like to join your discord yeah. Is it possible if I could have the invite link?

Hahaha thanks man

Hard to use that. The Ai will not train your interactions vs actually players sadly

I'm not a good player by any stretch of the imagination, but I think it could be useful. Obviously, being able to beat the hell out of them is useless, but being able to complete your combos and guard strings against a moving opponent will probably help you do those things when you play with a real player. But overall if you have someone of your level to play with, then that would be infinitely better than practising with a bot.

Burst if u have it

@@Kizzie_Kay Thanks bro. Now to make my friends angry lol

Yes

Damn... It really be that way. Almost makes me wanna play Raven again too. 😤

@@HoseB932 you really wanna ruin my day huh lmao

Yes

Because you can't most of the time, either you need to get a dizzy and immediately go into IK mode or you need to fulfill the condition for a golden IK mode which is actually not really viable most of the time. Combing into IK only really happens when one player is dominating the other by a lot.

@@davis1228 he means that he don't get any players to play

Who’s to say that we won’t get IKs back in StrIVe?

Gotta keep it 100 dude but with a mindset like that, fighting games might not be for you. Its not a walkthrough for an Adventure game the biggest thing about fighting games is self accountability. Ive been almost exclusively playing fighting games for 20+ years and one thing ive noticed is 100% true: People like you who ask for all the answers never make it past intermediate level. Even if given the answers are given Yes this video wasnt filled with info but youve ignored what he said because hes not holding your hand and reading off a list of things you should do People like you dont actually want to get better yall want to try just hard enough to make it look like youve tried everything but failed due to "bad teachings" or whatever excuse is available Getting better at fighting games (and literally anything really) is simple there are only TWO things you need to do: 1. Play people who are better than you 2. LISTEN TO WHAT THEY SAY! The subconscious mind is over 8x faster and exponentially more powerful than your conscious so leaving more task up to your subconscious, you'll grow exponentially faster. There are so many things you'll learn subconsciously just from playing better players. Thats why Kizzy says work on one thing consciously at a time and focus only on that thing Thats what playing better players will do for you. They will tell you what you need to work on so focus your energy on that

@@jdrmanmusiqking I've thought more about my mindset and had this conversation with other people since making my comment. I've realized that while I still have a lot of the same frustrations, they were misplaced. It's not so much that people are doing a bad job of teaching, but it's not that people like me are refusing to learn either. It's really as simple as the fact that it's hard to find people at roughly my skill level online. Yes, getting beaten by better players is important to improving, but there's a difference between better enough to gradually learn from while having fun doing so and so much more advanced that I get destroyed without getting a chance to actually play the game and understand what's going on. After the first month or so of a fighting game's release, the online lobbies tend to be almost entirely populated by the latter (unless it's something super mainstream like Smash or again, Mortal Kombat). I have confidence that's starting to change though as better netcode is getting implemented and the games are getting more exposure to wider audiences. The thing is, I play a lot of games from all genres and I have several other hobbies too, not to mention work and life responsibilities. I'm very much a jack of all trades master of none kind of guy. So it's frustrating that most fighting games, unlike EVERY OTHER hobby or source of entertainment I try to engage with, tend not to be possible to play at that casual-mid level I'm looking for. If I want to paint or play an instrument or the like, I can happily do so on my own, at my own pace, whenever I want. With fighting games, I have to rely on finding other people at a similar stage in their journey to be able to play satisfying matches at all and that just doesn't happen often because fighting games aren't as popular as other hobbies. Again though, good online and good marketing are starting to make finding those people easier.

​@@jeremoople ​ @krakkenchaos Once again, your mindset is not condusive to playing fighting games at any meaningful level You make way too many excuses and you dont know what you actually want. Having fun and getting better are often mutually exclusive concepts. You DONT want to get better you want to get better YOUR WAY and your style of improvement is literally the absolute worst. Fighting games arent like painting or playing instruments its the closest thing to sports than actually playing sports. There is something to learn from every interaction youre focusing on tryin to learn while having fun instead of learning to just learn. Instead of asking yourself WHY youre getting destroyed, you just focus on the fact that youre not having fun thus all those useful beatings are being wasted on you A painting doesnt let you know youre trash. The instrument doesnt yell at you for making a mistake. However if you're trash at sports the game and all the players will let you know. Everytime you get crossed over, or burnt on a deep route, or smacked in the nuts by a tennis ball and the crowd reacts, you are FORCED to know how bad you are. Sports and Fighters require a level of accountability that most humans, including your self dont have which is the only reason why fighters will never be mainstream Your mindset is why you'll always be a jack of all trades instead of a Renaissance Man like myself. You making excuses for not being great instead just going out and being great Bruh: 1. I've been a colligiate level athlete in football and basket while being great at pretty much any sport 2. I was highly competitve in pokemon 3. Im currently in the top 20 in the world in Yugioh Link Evolution rankings [Hakim10q. Was #6 but aint played in a month so my rank dropped] 4. I play bass guitar and even played a couple small gigs. Nothin major but its something 5. Ive earned 3 Academic Scholarships going into college. Was getting paid 2k a semester to go to school 6. Ive taught myself how to be an amazing singer and given tips to people on how to improve 7. Other greatness im forgetting so NO EXCUSES! Youve the time to excell at anything u just aint utilizing your time properly *I can tell from your choice of words that youve never attained greatness in any field. Once you become great at one thing, its easier to be great at other things. But if youre willing to settle for mediocrity thats perfectly fine just DONT settle yet complain about not being great*