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Who sould I program the training settings?
Depends what you want to do, but be sure that you have Air Recovery set to forward, neutral or back. Otherwise, if you notice your combo hit counter going grey, it means the combo actually dropped and they could have recovered into the air without the next hit connecting
Spuck-uk
Banned
For oki practice you don't really need to set anything, there's no quick or delayed wakeups in GG
Snacks the sober sea lion
Member
Characters have different wakeup speeds though.
And set the dummy to Venom, record your setups, and then try to escape from them with whatever characters you've played against lately. And figure out how to improve them from that.
And set the dummy to Venom, record your setups, and then try to escape from them with whatever characters you've played against lately. And figure out how to improve them from that.
Snacks the sober sea lion
Member
People don't really make tutorials for Guilty Gear characters, and when they do they come out at a very slow rate, so there likely aren't any for Baiken yet. The most you can do is usually asking questions and watching other people play Baiken to learn strings, frame traps, and when to use which moves in neutral. Footage of Answer and Baiken is also pretty limited, especially since Japanese players don't seem fond of Answer.
Here's the most recent video I know of, and it's an unlisted video too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwywpU-hEAI
here you go:
https://drunkardshade.com/2017/05/24/guilty-bits-xrd-baiken/
there's also guides for all the other characters in there.
for match footage you can check here: https://keeponrock.in/?char1=baiken
Snacks the sober sea lion
Member
Oh sure, make Baiken's right away, but take 2 years for Venom's.
lucebuce12
Member
Well to be fair, it is Venom.
Von Krukru
Banned
Is there someone from Europe/France around here to play some casual matches from time to time?
I play Guilty Gear since the first one, but people online just tear me to shred, I can't do anything. I don't mind losing, but you can't really progress when the gap in skill is too high!
On PS4: Faust_Nebel
I play Guilty Gear since the first one, but people online just tear me to shred, I can't do anything. I don't mind losing, but you can't really progress when the gap in skill is too high!
On PS4: Faust_Nebel
This looks like a nice feature
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAZhB_Il-u8
It needs to accommodate pre-combo setups better though and adding some way for other people to load another persons combo into their own game would make it way more useful I think
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAZhB_Il-u8
It needs to accommodate pre-combo setups better though and adding some way for other people to load another persons combo into their own game would make it way more useful I think
WOW! They add a kinda useless training mode feature when the game still doesn't have something as essential as "record wake up option"! It's like they're taunting us!
Shadow_Lord
Member
DBZF has had me hyped up enough to pick up Guilty Gear Xrd, and I want some tips if no one minds.
1) What's the most important thing to focus on as a new player to anime games?
2) I really love Ky's design, is he a good beginner character or is he very complicated?
1) What's the most important thing to focus on as a new player to anime games?
2) I really love Ky's design, is he a good beginner character or is he very complicated?
1) general movement and system mechanics, get used to using your Burst, Blitz, FD blocking in the air or for push back, using the back dash invincibility, using the normal grab, etc...
2) Ky is the best beginner character in the game, familiar enough and easy to use which allows you to focus on getting used the game system faster instead of spending way too much time learning characters specific stuff.
1. Do their character tutorial, learn and remember some of their combos, learn some of the games mechanics, maybe go through arcade mode to get a feel for the character and the game. I think one important thing is play who you like. You don't want to learn a character you hate playing with.Also, Check out these GG crash course videos also to get you started with the game. It got some good stuff there.
2. Ky is a simple character. He has long range normals, have a DP, his execution is fairly easy and gets good oki off a sweep/knockdown. A simple sweep to his projectile (his Stunedge) can be use to mixup your opponent up with his lows/highs. Throw in some random Greed Sever and your good to go.
I've been enjoying Rev2 for the last month or so. Bought it a week after Injustice 2 and so far I've played already way more Guilty Gear than Injustice 2 (which I also really liked for a MK-type of fighter). It sucks the community of this game is so small, but even on PS4 in Europe I've been finding online games, and I'm losing most of them, but also learning. Currently playing as Sin, who just seems to click with me...
Anyway, I've been lurking this thread the last few weeks so I just wanted to say hi... and I'm looking forward to Evo this weekend!
Anyway, I've been lurking this thread the last few weeks so I just wanted to say hi... and I'm looking forward to Evo this weekend!
I honestly think that I need to just do a "start from scratch" training regiment for this game; playing with friends for so long has really given me some bad habits.
Also, is it just me or does dashing feel kinda... stiff? I guess that's the best way to put it; I often can dash decently enough in other Arksys games and don't recall having similar issues (Play mostly Mu in BB, Naoto in P4) but some times here the dash won't come out. I was playing Ky if that makes any difference.
Also, is it just me or does dashing feel kinda... stiff? I guess that's the best way to put it; I often can dash decently enough in other Arksys games and don't recall having similar issues (Play mostly Mu in BB, Naoto in P4) but some times here the dash won't come out. I was playing Ky if that makes any difference.
BB/P4A probably have larger buffer for instant air dashes, IAD is strict-er in Xrd, especially while jump canceling an attack into an instant air dash.
If I remember currently, taking a tiny step back at the start make the spacing so that your instant air dash tatami doesn't have to be perfectly fast for you to be able to catch them with c.S at the end.
kunonabi
Member
so the step back makes it so he doesn't air tech as quickly after the kuchinashi? I'll have to give it a shot.
on a side note GG's execution is kind of irritating. I have no trouble doing tiger knees in any other game but here it seems overly strict.
GhostEther
Neo Member
What arcade stick do you guys use?
Yep, the idea is that if you IAD > Tatami as fast as possible, you land earlier and at the proper distance for the rest of the combo to work, doing it perfectly is kinda hard though, so by taking a step back you'd land at that distance without the need for your IAD > tatami to be perfect.
Raw tiger knees or "attack > jump cancel into tiger knees", the later is very strict due to the short buffer and jump cancel not happening instantly so you have to time them with the jump, but regular TKs seem inline with other games for me.
kunonabi
Member
the raw ones. going to the right seems fine now that I'm doing a 360 sort of motion but the one to the left is just super sketchy which is weird since it's usually my easier side.
Might just take more training mode than I was expecting.
I'm starting to get the standing S more often since I altered my IAD motion but I still don't understand why. Sometimes the cpu air techs and sometimes he doesn't.
IAD is a problem, but I was feeling it even in the ground game. But I did pop in BB yesterday for a comparison and at least for me (only been on an arcade stick for a few years), good god is there a difference.
Not that I'm whining about it, I'll just have to get used to it.
Rawr Its Ry
Member
Hori Rap 4 Kai. It's cool but I wish the joystick was a bat shaped rather than a sphere
I think if you're in North America go for PS4 but anything else go PC
I have both but I play on PS4 mostly and whenever I make my room/lobby it fills up pretty quickly.
Don't know about South America, but pretty much everywhere else the community is bigger on PS4.
Glitter and Gold
Banned
There's more people on PS4, but there's a lot more serious players on PC. Probably need to use social media to facilitate matchmaking a bit though.
I play on both. Prefer PC though.
i prefer pc but i live in the states. Unfortunately psn was telling me it couldnt complete my transaction and i gave up on it so i just grabbed it on steam. thanks though
I upgraded to REV2 other day. I'm on Steam (PC) though. Havent hopped online yet since still working my way through Guilty Gear crash course. Trying to wrap my head around all these different Roman cancels
Will probably start out on Ky, Sin, or Sol then branch out afterwards. Really love the look of Baiken but according to some stats I've seen she's like mega popular
Which is ironic cause she wasnt in Top 8 at Evo 2017
Will probably start out on Ky, Sin, or Sol then branch out afterwards. Really love the look of Baiken but according to some stats I've seen she's like mega popular
Which is ironic cause she wasnt in Top 8 at Evo 2017
Glitter and Gold
Banned
There were alot of good characters not in top 8 at EVO. No Sin or Zato this year.
Baiken just takes a lot of game knowledge to play properly in this version. She has the tools to be strong but I don't think any players are there with her yet at the highest level
Anyone playing Answer? I really enjoy his ninja scroll mechanic, people seem to have a hard time dealing with it (if you manage to set them up & get in position lol).
I also just love the whole business ninja concept of his character, it's hilarious & I never get tired of his animations!
I also just love the whole business ninja concept of his character, it's hilarious & I never get tired of his animations!
Don't think that's true, I doubt there's a lot of serious players who skipped PS4 and waited for PC, if those serious players are on PC they probably also have the game on PS4.
The social media thing is true for all version though.
Glitter and Gold
Banned
I mean it seems a lot of the serious players prefer PC. Mostly because of it having less input lag. Obviously they probably have both versions(like I do) but when I see people looking for matches on twitter it's mostly on PC nowadays.
Some of these missions are challenging. Well it's because of the inputs. Like this one with Ky where I have to do a combo X + Aura Blade. I got a B score but I'd like to get an S score
only thing that puts me off from these ASW games is all the circle motions. But no way am I going Stylish mode. Will just need to figure out something...
only thing that puts me off from these ASW games is all the circle motions. But no way am I going Stylish mode. Will just need to figure out something...
Tyrant Rave
Banned
HRAP4 Kai with Sanwa buttons. I got a drawing of I-No and a signature by Daisuke on it too.
Thought about swapping the joystick to a Sanwa JLF but I like the Hayabusa well enough.
Ultimate_Trainer
Member
Is there another resource other than Dustloop that has move descriptions? The Dustloop section for Ram's 2 new moves for Rev 2 never got updated.
I recently found Drunkardshade to have useful information. I'm not 100% sure, but I think this is the site of the guy who did the Guilty Gear Crash Course on Youtube.
petran79
Banned
It is like with SFIV. Good Xb360 players also had the GFWL version. They played on PC mostly in unranked matches. Stats would carry over. Though when game moved to Steam it kinda broke communication between console and PC players. In SFV though input lag difference is far too noticeble to switch betwern versions. Crossplay made it redundant anyway.
But since GG has zero interest for ranked, one might as well play it on PC.
You're right- it's the same people.
I believe their main use is to delay cancel into j.214S and delay cancel again into j.214H when your j.H gets blocked high up (especially when air instant blocked by an opponent just off the ground). The idea here is to let Ramlethal get to the ground more safely from a higher-up j.H than normal for no meter. Some smart IB'ing might still see her get punished, but at least she has control over the gaps and timing of them to make that more difficult.
Kind of enjoy standing 214S for controlling the antiair deadzone that 214P and f.S can't hit too, but it's very low reward.
Glitter and Gold
Banned
Yeah I'm so glad I got everything before the first figure mode update.