It's kind of mixed here in UK. Sometimes we use numerics when vocalising combos, sometimes alphabets. Anyone playing KOF would still understand them because they play other games too. Numerics make it easier when it comes to writing down combos though.
Grape, you can try playing Craig. His damage output is high, he has great crushes, good crushes, a rather evasive stance and better juggles in TT2 and good synergy with most characters. Plus, you don't need advanced techniques to pull off his moves. Kinda of like Bass in a Tekken game. Try learning him first before moving onto King/AK.
Paul is also a very good starter. He's solid and has great tools. Same goes for Dragunov and Lili.
Once you learn how to comfortably move around in the game, it becomes a whole lot easier.
Grape, you can try playing Craig. His damage output is high, he has great crushes, good crushes, a rather evasive stance and better juggles in TT2 and good synergy with most characters. Plus, you don't need advanced techniques to pull off his moves. Kinda of like Bass in a Tekken game. Try learning him first before moving onto King/AK.
Paul is also a very good starter. He's solid and has great tools. Same goes for Dragunov and Lili.
Once you learn how to comfortably move around in the game, it becomes a whole lot easier.
lol. My best character will probably still be Jack-6. TTT2 is supposedly a lot more balanced than T6, almost every character is viable, but I'll tell ya, playing Alisa in TTT2 compared to T6, sucks a lot. She feels really limited. Not to mention with how shitty they made her movement, I get hit by tons of shit I dodged easily in 6. I was psyched about the Jack/Alisa team up, but in the TTT2 expansion, they removed their cool win-pose where they both flex like Jack, now they just walk past each other, its really boring. So I'll look for a different team. My go to team right now is generally Jack/Bryan, Jack/Alisa, or Jack/Paul, and Jack still feels like T6 Jack, so I don't know if I'll really change, but with AK's movement up the list, and now that I can play effectively on stick, I'm looking at giving him a shot.
