Maybe it's in a supplement, but there is a way to extend the timer bhefore Alicia carries you off. In the bathroom, you can grab Tiff's hair spray. Landing a direct shot on the wee beastie will slow down the bat for about 30 seconds.

Honers vs Innovators next!!

I just saw him talk about this on tested lol. Their teleprompter wasnt working and they winged it

Just found your channel and really enjoy it! I hope you come back.

Getting tilted just means getting mad lmao

fun fact, their teleprompter broke right at the start

Nice job, also dang it's been a year since last upload? Dang I hope you can play some more in the future, you seemed to be catching on fairly quick to fighting game ideas.

I wonder where this guy went

It's been a year but I hope everything is going good for you! It's strange... I stumbled across this channel today and enjoyed fallowing your fighting game progression. I think what you did was interesting to say the least and, I may be wrong, it looked like you were having fun. I've been playing fighting games for 20+ years so I remembered my first steps into the genre and was right there with ya. 20+ years later, I still make mistakes. I have fun though. And whatever you're up to nowadays, I hope your having a good time!

I really hope these continue

If I saw a little snot nosed punk like Will y get his ass kicked fo stinking up the place like he does in this scene, I'd be laughing, clapping, and waiting for my turb to beat Willy to a pulp! They make it pretty clear, everyone in Frumpton hates the little waste of space!

Basically, you need to remember, Willy is an ahole, and his entire family hatees him. Watch your step, because you're one smartass remark away from military school.

It was interesting seeing your perspective as a relative newcomer to fighting games. You seem like you wouldn't have much trouble figuring out how any given fighting game works, with the right instructions.

this was fun to watch! i've been playing fighting games with my brother and friends since I was 7 years old and i played it casually where we were decent playing against eachother and knew how to do basic combos and whiff punishes and basic executions but we were never tourney level ppl! Having said that I know this video is old now but I wouldn't get too caught up in frame data. Its definitely there for when you want to really get complex and really dive into getting better , but fundamentals and practicing execution is much more important at a casual and beginner level. Just building good reaction, and following patterns in your opponent (what they like to do against you, their general playstyle, what they continually punish from what you're doing vs what they do not and also what you continually punish them doing etc) is going to get you pretty far. Having good fundies before getting into things like max combos and frame data will give you a great starting point and plus its usually pretty universal. Every game has things like oki, footsies, whiff punishes, super meter usage, knowing how and when to block etc etc. Anyways cheers mate! loved seeing a really new player "dive kick" right into a pretty deep fighting game video like this

13:21 for the most part you don't necessarily have to remember the specific frame data of every move u kinda just have to remember what's safe and what isn't what works etc. It's not as complicated as remembering is this move +1 yata Yata you can usually feel moves out overtime just by using them also. It is very much alot of memorization tho.

I get so sweaty online too! Even if it's a pretty chill match (relatively anyway). My wife has banned me from the couch when I play fighting games

How do stop people from button mashers from getting out of your grabs it's annoying.

It's always a pleasure seeing someone's learning process. A very specific note about Street Fighter V is that despite some buttons coming out faster, there is a priority system. Heavier attacks will beat lighter attacks. This rule does not come into play for other fighting games so it is always good to know the game rules before applying fighting game rhythm and concepts.

Started my fighting game journey few days ago and I absolutely suck! Doing my research now.. just like you :D

The thing you talk about around 14:45 is very interesting and it happened to me a lot at intermediate play. I found that after a good round win, the next round I would just completely fall apart, I would be read like a book, and nothing I tried would work. My final round win % was significantly lower than any other round win %.

A good way to understand meaty attacks is in Street Fighter 4, where a lot of characters can do a jumping hard kick and do an Ultra the moment they land and it will combo. If it doesn't combo, you pressed the hard kick button too early. If you do the hard kick late enough, you maximize your frame advantage which gives you enough time to combo into Ultra.

Imagine us here in brazil. We just call it Ken. Edit: There is an option to hide the rank and I think you can hide even promotion matches.

Yo your content is really relaxing to watch, hope you come back

*Alarm goes off as i wake up* "Ooooh, that was so meaty"

Hope the yt alg notices this, sick content

my god this is terrible! So you just steal Core-A's video, shrink it, play it without editing anything, and just sit there like a doofus while we watch you watch the video? Is this supposed to be entertaining? Are you critiquing anything? What the hell were you thinking?

If you don't mind me asking, where'd this series go?

keepin on getting better or “git good”, you’re on the right path 👏👏👏

This is an awesome series. Great to see your journey

Awesome video dude im looking forward to your career with a greate interest.And dont get intimidated about the frame data actually is easier than what you think

Glad to see this type of FGC content.

Will you play more divekick?

Hey man where you go your great and kinda look like my friend grayden

Ey first on a two month old video

This IS a old video but you seem very stiff. Try to loosen up! 🙂

Tilted just means your opponent being confused or in a panic mode or in rage or worried about what's to happen in general.

Way back when i first played Demon's Souls without knowing anything about it i ragequit the game for about 6 months till i decided to google some kind of playthrough of it and that's how i found yours. Many years and souls games later, I still thank you for flattening the steep curve that was an entrance to this game back then. Would love to see you replaying the remake, but if you will not be bothered this playthrough will still be the best in my books

I'm super happy I found your channel. I love seeing the process of new players getting into the genre! Subscribed

7:36 Now that's epic

Now this is wholesome and epic

I've been waiting for this oneeeeeeee

I'm down for this content

epic

This is so wholesome

I'm actually so excited about this, it's so wholesome

Even if games where combos are long and pretty hard to do, all the fundamental stuff is always harder. If you try to play another game fundies will always help you

Did you consider posting your learning videos on the reddit r/streetfighter ?. Its a pretty active community and I think a lot of people would be interested on your content

There's like an essay or anecdote on that Start Wars game called "Bow, [n-word]", I remember reading it by chance once.

maybe consider taking a break before hammering through more fighting game concepts; don't burn out!

Keep going!