How do you deal with this? You can't really break down a 3D fighter without using some sort of terminology or jargon, without it devolving to: Press forward, forward + A to advance attack. Press down-forward + B to launch. I know people want things easy and learning jargon can feel frustrating, but games like SoulCalibur & Dead or Alive really can't be that dumb downed due to how much is going on in a match.
Free Step Dodge
Force_of_Nature
Force_of_Nature
That "- 12" means that only i12 AA's can punish you for instance. That "-7" means that you can't be guaranteed throw punished in DOA for another instance. For reference, these notions would be explained if they weren't established.
Camel with 2 thumbs
the ancient feud between numpad notation vs motions rises again
dude was probably some street fighter head who only understands qcf, half circles, and double tap, but you put terms like 236, 41236. and 66 he don't what's going on
jk, mostly
dude was probably some street fighter head who only understands qcf, half circles, and double tap, but you put terms like 236, 41236. and 66 he don't what's going on
jk, mostly
Camel with 2 thumbs
post this image at the begining of your videos if you want to quell the confusion, once that's there they only have themselves to blame if they don't understand
post this image at the begining of your videos if you want to quell the confusion, once that's there they only have themselves to blame if they don't understand
Force_of_Nature
Tempting to do it. I actually direct a link/card to a video that explains numerical & directional notation.
Anura
Hm. Maybe that's the difference between a character guide and a tutorial. Then there is the middle ground, "[character] from beginner to advanced" videos. For example
I think your TopTierTips guides series is fine, at least for DOA6. You even have a link to it in the description of your character guides.
I think your TopTierTips guides series is fine, at least for DOA6. You even have a link to it in the description of your character guides.