These Are The Essentials To Improving At Multiversus! 

IF IT AIN"T OBVIOUS YA BOI ISN'T HOME BUT IT"S OK IMA STILL DROP THESE VIDS FOR YOU ON A BODEGA CAMERA LOL

Mans did this in one take. Phenomenal

The feeling of hitting that one combo that you been practicing on in a real match is unmatched

Every single thing in this video is spot on. You can tell when someone knows what they are talking about

6:35 As a Wonder Woman main, what you said about her spike and practice resonate with me. I'm so happy to be that much better at hitting it after that much training.

really, really good mentality Nakat! wow, im seriously impressed, a lot of this is aspirational for me but i 100% agree with all of this and i hope this message catches on!

Dope vid! That part with Black Star lined up perfectly, thanks for the tips. Time to let go of my Ego and Embrace the Confidence

Spitting facts!! I always love your guides because you always give specific and practical advice every video! Multiversus is my first platform fighting game and these tips help me a lot (Mainly not running away and giving up or blaming it on a "bad match-up"). In 1v1s or 2v2s I always go for a rematch especially the games where I lost horribly because I know I'm going to learn the most from those games. If my teammate is shit, then it's giving me a chance to learn how to carry harder (I challenge myself to try to do more damage and confirm kills much faster than the enemies could even if it becomes like a 1v2 scenario.) I think I still have a lot to learn and improve on but even without trying so hard I'm reaching top 10,000 in 1v1s in multiple characters (I know it's against the "stick to one character" tip, but it helps me better understand matchups and what moves/skills they have and what they're trying to do if I play that character myself) One more thing that really helped me is watch tournament vods! (Or your favorite streamers/RU-vidrs) Analyze the player's combo starters, combo finishers, combos in general, how they confirm kills, what situations they decide to 1v1 or to help their teammate, which moves/skills they use at which time, how they edge guard, how they avoid edge guards, etc. Focus on your main and look at their decision making. If you were in the same situation, would you have gone for that same move? If not, why not? Why do you think this player went for this move instead? There's a reason why Nakat and VoiD were able to 6-0 the Velma Bugs duo and this mindset is why!!!

Mad respect for this for sure glad you’re doing videos like this keep up the great work 😎👍🏽

My man this is straight advices for life in general not just for a game lmao. Great video lad, keep going your content is gold.

This is probably the most unique and oddly inspirational advice I've ever seen, keep up the good work bro

yo these tips are so good ive learned some of these tips for example the ones you said about practicing with a purpose i learned that from my old boxing coach. Very impressed to see such tips from a gamer about a game. loved the video.

Love it. Especially the stuff about ego.

needed this bro and just subscribed

Solid tips, thanks Nakat.

Thanks for the content bro! 👊

Omg the Soul Eater edits. 💀🤣❤️ Black Star when talking about ego is too good.

thank you so much for this video dude, first time i actually got advice that im able to understand and implement rather than just "git gud"

they need to incentivize playing rematches more i think people just leaving after a bs win with no run back adds to peoples tilt

That first tip was such a huge call out that i didnt even realize I was doing. Hugeeeee guide

Gr8 vid my g these tips really helped

Great video nakat, always delivering with the content!!

I needed this video thank you

Color me impressed... It seems rare that people have the insight and self knowledge to be that radically honest with themselves much less take action to improve in anything... these are low key life tips... Thank you for sharing this with the community 😁🙏

Greats advises! Thx 🙏

Great video bro seriously it helped me especially the training point I used to give myself a goal or limit to reach as training but ur right it’s the objective skill/situations that I need to focus on. All love thanks bro

Great life lessons overall!

Came here for multiversus tips and left better at all fighting games. 10/10

Prob one of the best tip videos for someone trying to surpass limits from being decent to being great

Solid advice and song choice! 💯 So glad I stayed til the last second too 😂

I’ve been playing platform fighters for years and I actually learned ONE thing from this video. I realized I always only look at myself while I’m playing and not so much my enemies. Mind blown.

Great video Nakat, I just wanted to say it's probably a good idea to invest in a face cam light, your ceiling light placement puts a shadow on your face more times than not. We want to see you! Anyways though thanks for the tips!

Great video on overall competitive mindsets, i wish number 2 wasnt applying to me but I can't really find a character for now that is really resonating with me entirely if that makes sense. In Ultimate after trying fox and Inkling I pretty much didnt need to play anything else, hoping that one of the future multiversus characters ignites that spark in me

Another great video, keep 'em comin man

One thing to say, very minuscule, as a garnet main, nair can spike from above and from beside you if you hit with one of your hands. It’s pretty huge and really crazy honestly, garnets should try getting better at spiking with nair.

Best tips video I've seen

Well said ! Finn here we go !!

dude I watched your WW guide before you won Evo. When you won I was like holy shit he did it with WW! lol Beyond a great player you are also a great teacher. This video and the one you did on movement/spacing have helped me improve so much. Keep it up Nakat!!

Great video

Man these points truly apply to all competitive games for real, Nakat on point

Amazing vid

love the video, you honestly motivated me to really play ill see you around

Wow. Ngl I needed that

Great video. Some of the music transitions were a lot louder than Nakat, which was a bit jarring from an editing perspective. The first point brought up is the most interesting to me in that I find there's a hard balance of not relying on buffs/nerfs but also not playing something I'm not enjoying anymore. I play games to have a fun, but I also have fun in competing. In competition, I feel inspired to overcome overpowered characters or stick with a character I feel they underperform, but outside of that sphere if I am straight up just not enjoying the game anymore then I do not feel an obligation to keep playing it. Nakat mentioned that characters can kill a game then showed Bayonetta and I think that's a good example of where the enjoyment of the game is lost in both playing and competing. The frustration that comes with competing can be fun in and of itself, but if that frustration takes away from the fun of the game entirely then I don't see anything wrong with wanting to take a step back. That's a moving, subjective target for each person but I found that first point to be particularly thought provoking. Good stuff.

I'm so happy you're working on Multiversus dude

King out here making the best guides for us

I can believe this video applies so much into any other competitive game

MUY BIEN. For someone playing smash for a minute and now entering Multi, these were great reminders

Bro i forgot you were talking about a game. Thanks for the tips

The thing about gaming now is that we are at the point in every gaming community where you can't just turn on the game and win. In every games it seems that you have to sit up and deeply analyze the game because everyone is so good at gaming at this point.

Number 1 goes along with something I always say. Tier lists don't matter. At low levels you can always overcome the small differences in strength, and at high levels you've already commit to what you're doing you're not going to change because of other people. Plus I'm too stubborn to follow the meta. For practice sometimes I forget it... When I played Starcraft 2 there were times where I'd focus just on the minimap, or macro, or micro. But it is fun to mix it up and play other characters or whatever, and I find it can be helpful in more clearly seeing their weaknesses when other people exploit what worked well against you. I dunno though, I get to mid diamond in most games, but I struggle to go higher usually. I enjoy being competitive, and definitely rage sometimes when I'm getting bodied (usually at myself), but I can't bring myself to stick with only one character, or only one game even.

As a garnet main i definitely had to take the time out to learn her spike like u said u have to get the right spacing and timing to hit it consistently

This was a really good video because it essentially preaches the idea of having a good competitive mentality. I learned all this getting my ass beat in smash locals and it changed my life in a way. When I see a challenge, I understand that bitching about it being annoying won't help and the only way to get through it is to deal with it. Don't get me wrong, I still complain lol But I complain while also knowing that there's probably an answer and that I need to adjust what I'm doing. The only thing that gets in the way of playing properly is my own preset ideas of how the game is supposed to be played. You can say things like "I wouldn't play like that, it's too lame." but if you wanna win, sometimes lame is optimal. Also remember that this shit is supposed to be fun. That's a huge thing we lose sight of. Good luck improving boys.

I love multiversus and i pretty aware of my mistakes and bad decision.,but something that always its a shame is that some players be leaving after a win. and that is frustrating af.,im motivated to play that specifically matchup again but most of the time it doesnt happen cause they left.,people be really obssesive with win rate and shit.

Hope we get replays at some point, some people can't record while playing.

Thanks for acknowledging Garnet's alike. We Garnet mains need love lol. Though the rocket gauntlets are a great spike as well

Thank you for mentioning Garnet down air. So hard to hit

I agree completely

I did have a goal of learning all the characters , the thing is if you dont learn the initial roster fairly quickly you will get left behind. Bc this roster is probably gonna have like 75 characters at some point

Love ya Nakat

Amazing video Fr and I’m one take mad impressive, but also my brotha please fix yo lighting otherwise love ya and I hope to face you one day in multiversus ❤️

Wonder woman player here and I recently discover that her st down attack actually is a great anti air or counter move. So i constantly try to anti air them bugs god tier spikes and ive been having great results. So agree 100% with what you said.

#5 is the most important thing as a professional performance artist

#3 is the most important one by a mile. the most important skill is learning HOW to learn. u will never improve by passively doing anything, there has to be intent, focus, analyzing and then eventually execution. also it's important to note the differences between learning macro (game sense and positioning) and micro (mechanics)

best video

Notepad out and ready

10:50 whenever I make a sick play I always tell the opponent they got unlucky there man I gotta start boosting myself, NOW!

These are life lessons too

My man’s posting as I’m going to bed lol I’m happy I’m still awake

The one character rule is true for most competitve games. Brawlers are new for me, I come from a Tekken background and in that game we always recommend to choose the character you feel is the coolest or best fit for you and stick with it until you've understood the fundamentals and actually know how to play the game. So for me I picked up WW as my main and then I picked up HQ as my secondary just to switch it up from time to time because playing the same character over and over can get a bit repetitive but my HQ is nowhere near as good as my WW and thats ok.

top tier vid

I am terrible at edge guarding and timing ring outs…I wish the lab had a mode where I could proactive spiking/edge guarding….and a mode that lets me practice hitting player out the top.

Tip #5 should be apply to our everyday lifestyle 🤣

Playing to learn vs playing to win is very different,

Greatest gaming take of the decade

The way he explained everything is just sensational.I mean I left this vedio a better man 😂

i learned the basics with a arya but took on a challenge with morty

babe wake up nakat dropped a multiversus guide

nakat talking an confidence amd cocky players he talking about ppl who win , emote and deny rematch yall know who you are

I'm just starting the video I really hope "take a break" isn't on the list! edit- Okay, so this definitely isn't the video I was hoping for. I feel like this is more of a "Fighting Game Theory" video and less of a "how to get better at this specific game, which is what I was hoping for, personally. When you brought up learning how to edge guard I was like "oh shit, here we go!" but then it was just like "practice what you're bad at" which IS great advice, but you can't tell people to practice what they're bad at without showing them how to be better at it, ya know? I hope this post didn't come across as disrespectful. Love your vids. thanks for taking the time and energy to drop this. Peace!

came to see if there is some hidden mechanics im missing and were here talking ego death xD jokes aside good video :)

"Nerfs will not save you" *Me, deleting bugs bunny discord rants*

The only reason I play so many character is bc I like seeing the max characters badge full. Unfortunately it is bugged and is only tracking 15 for me while i still have every character maxed

My biggest fault is I chase too much. I need to chill sometimes and react to my opponents obvious patterns they develop

Damn. Makin me bring out a note pad...

I want that Velma spacesuit so bad

"Over 7000 languages and NAKAT chose to speak FACTS"

Just so ya'll know, this man is a EVO champ! I'm just messing with you, but I have notice ya two have been throwing it around in the titles.😂🤣

@NAKAT what’s the best way to learn combos.

Odd title for life advice…. SENSATIONAL

Nakat deadass giving us the keys

Great vide but tbh your wall had me wiping my screen thinking it was greasy or something

As someone who doesn’t bother too much with becoming a high level player, and just play for fun, I can’t get behind the no pokemon rule. I *technically* have a main, but my Jake is only level 16 and i have several characters fairly close to him in level. I just always have much more fun with games when I am constantly mixing up who I am playing as. I understand this doesn’t help me get great at games but its just how I enjoy them more…

Bro was spitting the entire vid 🔥🔥… Folk really don’t want to admit their own shortcomings and improve from it 🤦🏾‍♂️

I get that buffs nerfs cant fix the game. But the initial Finn nerf kept me playing

Outside of Wonder Woman who do you like playing the most? I’ve been maining Steven lately

W

I personally like playing a wide variety of characters and find it really boring instalocking one character all day but idk

Alternate title: "how not to be Ltg" lmao good vid, Nakat

I understand the nerfs and buffs part, but I started the game maining Velma, and she just got nerfed so much that in singles she became unplayable. Now I main WW and Harley until a character I just vibe with is released