Making this a series I do when I’m bored, also why would daisuke create this abomination of an overdrive. #guiltygear #fgc #solbadguy #fightinggamecommunity
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Ironically enough, its input is the greatest buff DI2 could've ever hoped for. It means you'll never accidentally input it, regardless of how much you're mashing.
Actually it’s inputs was designed like that and in my opinion it’s the equivalent of Dan’s joke super were u can lose the battle but getting it off is like winning the war 4 trolling
It has a 64 frame start-up? Dear lord, it takes longer than an actual second in real-time to start without any sort of time stop or invincibility, in a series like Guilty Gear, where you can fly across the screen in half that time. It's the fighting game equivalent of having a "Kick Me" sign taped to your back.
@@sunthi9619 That means as soon as you manage to do the input, which is a massive challenge itself, you cannot do anything for 127 frames, or just over two seconds.
@@Hat_Cola no one cares, just do it cuz it looks cool. And if you won a tournament off of it people be like...."okay, maybe it's od or op" or whatever the devil kids are sayin these days. Cool>practicality
Here’s the description for Dragon Uninstall - I mean, Dragon Install 2nd - on Dustloop. Potentially the worst super in all of Guilty Gear. Significantly worse than regular Dragon Install since it comes with added drawbacks. Costs a full bar for over six times the startup with no invincibility. Lasts the entire round, at the cost of draining your life until it hits 1 pixel. Kills your tension gain. Drains your health faster than you can deal damage. The extremely obtuse input actually works in its favor to ensure that you won’t get it by accident. Awful. Don’t even try.
I honestly feel like this move was created for Training Mode, so players could lab dragon install combos without a timer. Not a perfect solution considering it falls apart when the reset button gets involved but... Hm.
Here’s another bad super from Accent Core +R: Justice’s Omega Shift. Here’s the description from Dustloop: Sacrifice your newborn to return to your glory of days past for 10 seconds. Meme super. Flush all your meter down the drain, and potentially the game too once it runs out. In exchange, you can pretend you are Missing Link Justice. For the cost of 100% Tension, Justice is granted a dash, three jumps, three airdashes, jump cancel on all normals, and airdash cancels on air normals, while also increasing her movement speed in general. Gives a full, flashing guard bar when it ends, along with a hefty recovery animation generously giving your opponent plenty time to think up whatever cool combo they’ll kill you with. Overall, extremely risky with very little reward. Only used for trolling.
Not only costing full meter, you gain like 20% of tension gain which effectively gutted your use of meter unless you saved your burst and gold burst to get full meter again which might never be spent due to the absurd health drain or like 2-4 uses. Also it's 4 QCBs for the 2nd and for the normal version, running the duration out gives a negative penalty and higher stun multiplier for a period of time but not KD'd so you have to end DI combos with a KD before time runs out and continue pressure or you might get schooled and possibly get IK'ed.
Imagine making a move that everyone already considers too risky to use constantly worse in just about every aspect to the point you are just not styling on the enemy but also on yourself. Maybe they just didn't want anyone to use it at all but had to make it look like they weren't just removing it
I think this is gonna be a good series, though next time you should show footage of the move being used. Some other things to note about DI 2nd is that tension gain is reduced to 20% of what it normally is, but on the plus side you cannot die to the damage caused by the health drain, and the install is permanent for the rest of the round. It's also useful in training mode if you want to practice DI combos without needing to constantly input DI. The input is also four quarter circles not three.
On the one hand, Sol getting buffed would be absolutelty stupid On the other hand, Dragon Install is *far* too rad to be reworked like this. I don't care if the grab beats everything or nothing, give Sol back his transformation.
Ky's isn't exactly a loss button, he just needs to be _very_ careful how he activates it. Because it has a hitbox, I usually use it as a wallbreak combo ender, which, while it doesn't always work, it works far better than popping it in neutral and praying you don't get punished, XD
Here's the thing, it was only ever since GGXX Slash (which was released in Japan only), DI was actually nerfed to its current +R state (decreased your own stun resistance when it wore off and ends when knocked down like some Super Saiyan shit).
As a nago main I understood to a T exactly how bad it was when you called it a voluntary blood rage, aint no way I wish such pain upon anyone playing Sol.
Wait until they see order sols dragon install Not the worst move ever but it has an incredibly long and hard Input as well as using full tension and full charge to deal a mediocre amount of damage
I know this comment is a year old, but it's bullshit. The input only gets hard when you have to input the Tyrant Rave at the end (The timing is strict) and the whole thing is just there to style on your enemy. Using it for anything other than IK is an awful idea.
