lmao i played Injustice and thought I was so good whenever I did a random combo by pressing buttons. Looking back on it I realize just how bad I was lol
Just Main who you like then when the time comes try some other characters but do it slow don't try to learn like 5 characters at the same time And yes don't Main RoboCop or Sheeva Just Kidding man have fun
@@azher5324 I watched the tutorial while the game was downloading so that when it's done I can jump right into training mode and not deal with tutorials.
After years of avoiding mortal kombat for some reason I just bought it because of your fun and casual videos. Its downloading right now and this video is perfect. Thanks for your videos from germany
something you did miss in the "punish" section, is that there is a 5 frame buffer when it comes to blocked attacks. You don't have to be frame perfect on punishes because of that window.
all I can say is thank you so SO much for making this ! You're a player I really admire and even if I know how to play I still learned many things watching this
I first started playing MK11 without prior knowledge of the technicalities. I stopped playing after a long while but watching this makes me want to hop back on. Very informative. Bot approves 👌👍
I always watch your videos when they come out yet I have never played MK before in my life, so sometimes it can be hard to understand what is going on. I'll watch these series not to learn the game but to understand what is going on in your videos much better.
This clip made me try the keyboard out of curiosity. It is so much faster for entering combos and you don't have to worry about the that wretched accidental jump / crouch when you are trying to do back, forward, * movements.
Wow this is such an amazing video I’ve been playing MKX since release and didn’t understand ANY of these start up/block advantage numbers! Thank you it is beyond helpful 🔥
Honestly, as a long term watcher of the channel and new player of Mk11 (sort of) I can say that people can't just 'learn' how to play Mk11 from this video. It takes hours of practice with every character just to even be good at one character. If you want to be good at every character you need good memory and hours of practice on all characters. This video is very good at teaching the basics. Even taught me a couple things, very good basic (quick) tutorial video. But if you expect to be as good as Lolhounds or Super from this video then you have to sink a lot of time into the game to be good at the characters
Scorpion searing rage is fine but for sub-zero, thin ice has low potential compared to the other variations, Personally I love both the avalanche and dead of winter as they offer new ways to play. On avalanche, the ice trap offers so much potential, personally I put it when I have an opponents your constantly blocking, then a F2 into BF3 slide into them and AMPLIFY it to throw them into the icetrap, then I to a jumping 2 into B143 into another slide. And I use his DF4 AMP after F2 and if the enemy blocks it, DF4 Amp gives me a mixup and keeps me safe! Now Dead of winter has some other amazing stuff too but yea, I heavily recommend not using thin ice of subzero, any other variation is better. Let me know your thoughts and no offense to Thin Ice players, this is just my opinion and recommendation from my own experience.
This is a very good guide. I’ve been playing MK11 for a year and I still learned something new especially with frame data and command grabs which not alot of guides touch on 👍🏻
The first time i watched it i didnt understand anything but now (2nd time watching) i understood literally everything and i could remember learning this in all the tutorials. The hard thing in some tutorials is that you have to complete combos that are pretty much impossible for beginner like me. At first i played Noob Saibot(hes damn strong doe but not in my hands) then i went to Kung Lao and sheesh i love this guy
The thing that's so crazy to me is how much easier MK is to Tekken. Honestly, Tekken 7 is the only game in history to make me give up due to how difficult i was finding it to get good. MK is like child's play compared to it. Even the longest combos are simple in comparison to a regular combo in Tekken. It's very refreshing because i can focus on positioning, defence and timing rather than being so focused on tiny little details that Tekken forces you to learn. Don't get me wrong, i absolutely adore Tekken and i much prefer watching it over every other fighting game, but MK appeals to me so much more as a player.
I've played dragonball fighterz and this is so much different. I know all about the overheads and stuff but combo building was soooo hard. But this vid really helped me out. Thanks!
@@echo2413 depends really. That was my first fighting game. But the combo's are way easier to pull off imo. There are some crazy combo's to learn but it's less strict timing. But mixups and all the mechanics are a bit complicated lol
I used to play with analogue sticks but after using the D-pad I never want to go back to sticks. It's so much better, moves come out more accurately as intended. On sticks it isn't as accurate.
tbh, I get it. One hundred thousand percent. Mainstream consoles (and thus mainstream controllers) have absolutely terrible D-Pads. Getting a forward-jump off without using two fingers in claw-grip on the d-pad works like 1/3 times. I mostly use them for moves in Fighterz too, because a quarter-circle or whatever just feels less like a nightmare using a stick rather than using a d-pad where if it doesn't register a distinct right-down press in between right and down my move isn't coming out.
im coming from other fighting games, and the analog stick/dpad thing is huuuge. i always tell my friends this when they pick a fighting game up. I wish more people gave this advice!
@@noeruxd4048 wait wait wait so knowing which moves are going to help you attack quicker and which moves actually our punishing yourself because they have such a slow start up is less fun than just randomly pushing buttons and wondering why your opponent is always attacking before you even even though you’re smashing the buttons as fast as humanly possible you’re fucking stupid man. This doesn’t make the game any less fun it actually makes it more fun. But maybe you think games are funner when you don’t know what the fuck you’re doing
I started with MKX and first it was hard but then t started becoming fun, My friend told me I should get mk11 because its very fun and better characters. When I got the game I didn't know how to start so I just got combat pack 2. I came her to learn the controls next I'm gonna learn combos for the people I like. Thx this helped alot
Great timing with this video. I just got MK 11 Ultimate version for PS5 and it looks awesome so far. Still getting my head smashed in so thanks for the video
I was born in 1991. The vast majority of my life has been spent playing every single Mortal Kombat game that ever came out but only as a casual player to have fun. I was just curious to see what this video was about and it showed me so many things I didn’t know about. So while I’m better than almost anyone, I know at the game I’m absolutely dog shit compared to anyone who’s even remotely good for real. This video is definitely gonna make me much better because there’s so many things I didn’t even fucking know about . I did like the frames. I kind of understood but didn’t bother learning it because I thought it would take the fun out of it but the way you described it makes it so easy to understand lol Edit: I mean Kasual
it's harder to press 2 directional buttons on a d-pad then it is on a keyboard,because on the keyboard,you keep a finger on each button at all times.on the d-pad you only have your thumb for all 4 buttons,and you need to press 2 buttons at a time with the same finger.
I took some time off gaming but I still enjoy learning this video is pretty good he explains it as if u never played a fighting game before which is a sign of a great teacher Definitely helpful 👍
12:14 No, save your time. If you look in the frame data of each move or string there is something in the middle called “Cancel”. If there is a number there you can cancel that move or string into special moves. If it just says “N/A”, you cannot cancel into special moves. In my experience, the lower the number, the easier it is to cancel.
Damn... The thumbnail and title intrigued me... But now I actually do REALLY want to play mortal kombat 11. This is an awesome guide and I can't wait for the download on steam to finish now. 😂👌👍
Currently installing the game and so thoroughly confused. Whatever happened to low kick, high kick, low punch, high punch? That was basically the pinnacle of Mortal Kombat controls. Even the run button was a bit over the top
I just played mk11 with my brother and this were his rules: -he doesn’t wanna block -he doesn’t want to throw -he doesn’t want to use combos -he doesn’t want to use special moves -he only wants to jump and press square So basically he doesn’t want to fight in a fighting game and then says he can beat me. 𝕎𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕒𝕟 𝕚𝕕𝕚𝕠𝕥. Great vid btw
The Greatest (Latest also 😜) kharacter guide ever ! He covered so much in a single video and guess everyone hoping for more of these in the future. And also, lolhounds turning into Mad Dogg Games 😅
Hey man it was nice playing against you A few days back i got match up against you (My tag-werewolf) you picked the scorpion with that reptile skin i was playing kabal GGS man
