Most Zero players are like Vanilla Wolverine players. Their character makes them think that they're good at the game.
I agree with this. It's telling how badly they crumble when they have to use any other character.
Most Zero players are like Vanilla Wolverine players. Their character makes them think that they're good at the game.
Most Zero players are like Vanilla Wolverine players. Their character makes them think that they're good at the game.
I have seen numerous Zero perfects but I have never seen 4 of them in a single set. That is a record as far as I am aware of. You can't even say Flux "out played" him even though he is most likely the better overall player.
Nah Zero takes skill (sort of, you need to be a good Zero player to win). Vergil is the character in UMVC3 that makes player think they are good.
"Herp a derp I just made a GODLIKE comeback on you with my LVL3 XF Vergil with his 4 stocked meters.... I feel like Justin Marvelous Wong!"
I would like to second this and add: What is the easiest variation of Vergil's sword loops?Speaking of Vergil... I need to learn spiral sword loops as quickly as possible. Does anyone know the best resource(s) for getting the info? (or just know themselves?)
I would like to second this and add: What is the easiest variation of Vergil's sword loops?
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury I present to you exhibit A in the case of Zero is the best character in the game.
the guy he was playing against was pretty terrible though :\
Also I think Flux's team would be much better if he put Morrigan in the second position instead of Vergil.
Speaking of Vergil... I need to learn spiral sword loops as quickly as possible. Does anyone know the best resource(s) for getting the info? (or just know themselves?)
There are 3 variants. I think that this one is both practical and does high damage:I would like to second this and add: What is the easiest variation of Vergil's sword loops?
Spiral Swords Information
Thanks Karst and Azure J.Yet more Spiral Swords Information
Doom would be the classic choice for your second slot. I think any good horizontal assist should suffice.Eff it, gonna practive vergil. Nova/???/Vergil
Gotta hold buttons as Zero man. Zero is way harder to play and win with than Vanilla Wolverine and UMVC3 Vergil.I disagree. Everyone knows what Vergil is. Zero just takes combo execution.
You have to hold one button. Most Zero players get by just fine without using their L input. If he required input switching, I would agree, but he doesn't. j.H gives you all the time in the world to confirm with whatever you want. Vergil at least gives something up when he holds L.Gotta hold buttons as Zero man. Zero is way harder to play and win with than Vanilla Wolverine and UMVC3 Vergil.
You have to hold one button. Most Zero players get by just fine without using their L input. If he required input switching, I would agree, but he doesn't. j.H gives you all the time in the world to confirm with whatever you want. Vergil at least gives something up when he holds L.
Eff it, gonna practive vergil. Nova/???/Vergil
His best incoming mixup is picking his nose under his opponent while calling Jam Session. Then using the ambiguous landing into s.M for a second mix-up, and then qcb.M into letting go of M for a third one.As someone with a modicum of Zero play experience, I don't think you can do well with Zero by just holding the L button all the time. His best incoming mixup requires you to shift the charge to another button, and that's pretty foreign for most people since almost no characters in the game use that charging mechanism.
At the end of the day, they're both derp and can die in a fire.
That's what I am saying.Personally, I feel Vergil out does Zero on the 'make players look better than they are' front. He's more of a character that anyone can pick and get hits with because of his straight forward movement, normals, and Spiral Swords. Zero has to think - just a bit - to get the hits.
I'm talking about how it makes the player feel, not how it makes the player look. I think Zero convinces people that are mediocre that they're good (see: Flux). Vergil players know it's the character. Why do you think Zero players only stop practicing lightning loops long enough to post about how he hasn't won a major? It makes them hard. No Vergil player honestly thinks that the character is fine, but Zero players think that what they do involves a lot of hard work.Personally, I feel Vergil out does Zero on the 'make players look better than they are' front. He's more of a character that anyone can pick and get hits with because of his straight forward movement, normals, and Spiral Swords. Zero has to think - just a bit - to get the hits.
At the end of the day, they're both derp and can die in a fire.
Well, I can agree with that. However, are you also saying Wolverine players in vanilla thought what they were doing was difficult in some capacity? Because I thought everyone knew how stupid Wolverine was.I'm talking about how it makes the player feel, not how it makes the player look. I think Zero convinces people that are mediocre that they're good (see: Flux). Vergil players know it's the character. Why do you think Zero players only stop practicing lightning loops long enough to post about how he hasn't won a major? It makes them hard. No Vergil player honestly thinks that the character is fine, but Zero players think that what they do involves a lot of hard work.
Alright that's fair I guess. Although I have seen Vergil players feeling themselves after a comeback.No Vergil player honestly thinks that the character is fine, but Zero players think that what they do involves a lot of hard work.
I remember shaking my head when PR Rog was popping off against Unknown after XF3 Vergil comebacks. So dumb.Alright that's fair I guess. Although I have seen Vergil players feeling themselves after a comeback.
You're starting to creep me out with this, Dahbomb!SEPHI STOP DUCKING ME!!!!!
Even Dahbomb complained about how much he had to practice Wolverine's j.L overhead in Vanilla for it to get nerfed in Ultimate.Well, I can agree with that. However, are you also saying Wolverine players in vanilla thought what they were doing was difficult in some capacity? Because I thought everyone knew how stupid Wolverine was.
Common starter is Rapid Slash. Outside of that, air throws and teleport mix-ups.Thanks to Karst and Azure J for the spiral swords notation! Time to hit training mode. What are the common starters? The crouching magic series into stinger xx L teleport?
Don't make me send Detective Panda through your posts to find it!I didn't complain about it I welcomed the change. Before you could mash j.L twice and get like a double overhead because it has a dumb hit box, now its more reasonable.
No Wolverine player thought the character required immense skill in Vanilla. In UMVC3 you have to play smarter with him but his game plan is still rather simple.
What's Sephi even ducking you in?
Even Dahbomb complained about how much he had to practice Wolverine's j.L overhead in Vanilla for it to get nerfed in Ultimate.
Common starter is Rapid Slash. Outside of that, air throws and teleport mix-ups.
Typical Vergil combo is:Ahh, I meant more when I land a clean hit with point Vergil, what is the best/proper pre-SS loops combo bit. I wish I could remember when you were playing Vergil and asking questions about him, as I bet a lot of the questions I'll ask have already been answered, haha.
Typical Vergil combo is:
s.LMH, f.H, dp.L~H, sj.MHS, s.H, f.H, qcb.M, s.HS, sj.H, d.H, df.H, qcf.MH
If you want to go into loops for more damage:
s.LMH, f.H, dp.L~H, sj.MHS, s.H, f.H, qcb.M, c.H, dp.AA
There might have been concerns about Wolverine losing the instant overhead option completely but once people realized you could still do it then no one complained.Don't make me send Detective Panda through your posts to find it!
Personally, I feel Vergil out does Zero on the 'make players look better than they are' front. He's more of a character that anyone can pick and get hits with because of his straight forward movement, normals, and Spiral Swords. Zero has to think - just a bit - to get the hits.
At the end of the day, they're both derp and can die in a fire.
Thanks to Karst and Azure J for the spiral swords notation! Time to hit training mode. What are the common starters? The crouching magic series into stinger xx L teleport?
Well, I can agree with that. However, are you also saying Wolverine players in vanilla thought what they were doing was difficult in some capacity? Because I thought everyone knew how stupid Wolverine was.
Stinger whiffs more than st.H especially against shorter characters. Plus it has way more recovery. That block string is extremely ill advised. If you are worried about being push blocked replace st.H with cr.H.Pretty sure If you do the standard standing series with Vergil they can pushblock the M to make H whiff for a punish, better to go s.LM, f.H
Tokido was actually practicing this team. Taekua also plays Nova/Task/Vergil. Solid teams all around.Strange! I play that team sometimes, its actually pretty good.
Pretty sure If you do the standard standing series with Vergil they can pushblock the M to make H whiff for a punish, better to go s.LM, f.H
Up + L is hard, man. Just like QCF. H + A2 and df.H.Even Dahbomb complained about how much he had to practice Wolverine's j.L overhead in Vanilla for it to get nerfed in Ultimate.
It's why I enjoy him. Constantly keeps me on my toes and makes me think - something I feel a lot of people don't actually do when playing Marvel.I've been playing Dante so much and goddamn do you have to be a smart motherfucker when you're playing him. It's like every matchup is different.
Be psychic. Sounds like a joke, but it's kinda not. You basically have to read what the Wolverine wants to do in every spot and preemptively counter it. There's not much I can give in the way of tips besides play the matchup and recognize spots where Wolverine wants to do things and figure out what beats it. Maybe even play Wolverine a bit yourself to get a hang of when and where you want to be doing stuff. Crystal and Hysteric are definitely recommended in the matchup.Wolverine is seriously pissing me off though....any tips? I've been using crystal.......a lot.
The obvious point teams would be Dante/Vergil/Magneto or Dante/Vergil/Strider, but there's also Dante/Trish(Low Voltage or Peekaboo would be my recommendations, but Hopscotch can be useful against Wolverine)/Strider, Dante/Iron-Man/Strider, Dante/Doom/Strider, Dante/Sent/Strider, Dante/Magneto/Sentinel, Dante/Iron-Man/Sent, Dante/Dorm/Magneto, Dante/Dorm/Doom to name a few.I think it's odd that I don't use Viper considering I play her in sf4. And I know her and Dante work well together. I'd also like to know some other good Dante teams where he is on point or second. I'm getting way too much shit for my Dante/Morrigan/Strider team, so I'd like a secondary one
Happy about what? That's not saying much. OP character is OP.Zero takes more "skill" than Vergil so I'm happy.
I think it's odd that I don't use Viper considering I play her in sf4. And I know her and Dante work well together. I'd also like to know some other good Dante teams where he is on point or second. I'm getting way too much shit for my Dante/Morrigan/Strider team, so I'd like a secondary one
Happy about what? That's not saying much. OP character is OP.
So you ignored the quad perfect video on purpose.Happy that Vergil is better than Zero which makes Vergil the best character in the game END OF STORY SON SPIRAL SWORDS FOR DAYS BRUH
Zero takes more "skill" than Vergil so I'm happy.
So you ignored the quad perfect video on purpose.
So you ignored the quad perfect video on purpose.