FIVE DIFFERENCES between YOU and a PRO DRAGON BALL FIGHTERZ player

[@IanOrGoregy]

Number 1. Pros are good.

[@classified7417]

lol fax

[@Blusmj]

2. Their brain is on while playing

[@classified7417]

Number 3. There controllers are turned on

[@deanblue5077]

He shoulda said that 😂

[@2phonebabykeem913]

Number 4:They don’t drop easy ass combos

[@hockey1973]

Been watching a lot of Cloud805's "zen-oh" series and there is one thing I see. So many of the people he plays mash buttons at every-conceivable-opportunity. There is zero situational awareness. Sometimes if you just take a second or two and just LOOK at what's going on instead of just mashing buttons all-the-time you may get more wins. I'm learning about myself and reassessing my FG prowess just by looking at the people getting washed but also and more importantly looking at HOW they are getting washed. We can learn from that.

[@legoblozz]

Yeah everytime cloud's in a match he ends talking and shows he knows what he's doing. It's like he predicts what they are doing by being patient. He doesn't freak out when he gets hit. He's a really patient player.

[@ricniclas]

I've played my first tournament today, and what affected me the most was the mental pressure. I couldn't breath right, my stomach was pure acid, and my hands were slow and I dropped every combo

[@nekuchan900]

That'll get better with experience, don't be discouraged! I used to get nervous even playing online casual matches LOL

[@jackdoran1329]

Ricardo Niclas Lopes sounds like me in ranked lol

[@GaryForMVP]

Yes this happens to me even when I play online I only act normal when I play my friends and I have nearly 1000 matches in ranked I just can’t get over the nerves

[@OGDOOprod]

where do you find tournaments

[@wolfeakabeast1182]

Believe me it get better each time... I use to rap on stage so it was easier for me to break them butterflies... keep grinding u got it bro if u ever need a training partner I'm on ps4 ZinoDaWolfe

[@seven1544]

I honestly don’t know what i would have done without your videos lord knight. You helped me improve my neutral and just gave me some insight on what players are thinking during a match. Thank you

[@HastaLaLista]

Great video as always! Being patient is definitely something that improved my results online, as well as understanding the actual risk vs just panic vanishing all the time. I would also add that the best players adapt very fast and very effectively to their opponent's strategy. How many times have I fought someone with a very unusual gameplan that I had no answer for? Typically, I think I'd lose 3 times in a row (or more) before understanding what I should do to counter, whereas a top player would figure it out way faster. That also means top players have a better "academic" understanding of the game (frames, move properties, etc), and they can make good choices faster because of that.

[@Phoenix-pb4sm]

Probably that I rarely practice oki or blockstrings Combos are easy to practice, and neutral I've gotten good at just from thousands of matches, but oki and blockstrings are hard to wrap my head around

[@depo420]

Most people panic during oki if you call an assist and wait. See if it helps lol.

[@ZeroMayCry]

This is a great vid! Fantastic advice!

[@Phoenix-pb4sm]

You thinking of making anymore videos?

[@ZeroMayCry]

@@Phoenix-pb4sm Gonna have to wait till the kids go back to school but yes :)

[@depo420]

ZeroMayCry I didn’t know you watched Lord Knight 👀

[@ZeroMayCry]

@@depo420 Yup! I watch almost all the DBFZ KZbinrs :)

[@austinfarris68]

Pros know extended combos and I only know auto combos 😂

[@cowsanonymous]

I went "Duh. I don't know how to ultumate z change lmao" as soon as I read the title

[@thiccolo5784]

Just to help out. On controller I switch from the dpad to left stick. Its easier doing the half circle that way.

[@thiccolo5784]

I mean when doing the z change. You can transition back to dpad after the change

[@MrThewhorishnun]

I love all your informative content. Thanks for teaching us all about fighting games LK

[@illustriousinc8608]

I'd argue that one very important difference between pros and casual/intermediate players is, that they actually know all the system mechanics and how they interact with each other. It's crucial for understanding the game in general, aswell as figuring out why an interaction went the way it did. Helps to not get frustrated and adapt accordingly.

[@philharmonic432]

Solid insight! Thank you!

[@Stammered]

Nothing I love more then getting called out directly in my youtube feed. Good shit.

[@ATPlays]

Only real ones know about when the background music was louder than LK’s stick

[@GodsXur]

Hell yeah 😂

[@misplaydave]

I’m applying everything you are saying to BBTAG because that’s the game I play and it’s very relatable

[@xx1kareemxx]

Great vid gotta implement these into my gameplay

[@JDemry]

How to get better step 1 follow the meta Step 2 watch your vids and others to learn common strings. Step 3 learn your characters frames traps and strings. Step 4 defense/dragon rush tech Step 5 have fun

[@jerekaneplaysthings7755]

#1 is my biggest issue. I could never hang in marvel because I just flat out refused to use Doom and Vergil because I was sick of seeing them on 98% of teams. It's the same issue I have with Bardock, he's been on 90% of teams since his release and i'm so tired of seeing him not only in tournaments, but online as well. He also got away with hardly any hard changes while videl, Gogeta and Jiren is still out here strugglin' so he's the obvious favorite in the game However; that god damn B assist is SOOOOOOOOO good, his execution is easy, and he goes just about with any character. He would help out my teams a LOT.

[@hellkaiser21]

Broly “becoming” a friend? When was this recorded lmao?

[@Daniel-em7kq]

Reupload-gang

[@tearitup5864]

When you were talking about lower tier players and how they say things like “if only they had this one thing, they’ll be good”, while you’re right that players need to be more flexible when judging a character’s strengths and weaknesses, I feel like there’s one exception where a character really does need one thing to be good and that’s Goku Black. Black is a perfect example of a character that was designed terribly, his toolkit you can tell was built with mixups in mind, instant transmission being the elephant in the room, he desperately needs a 2L low. I’ve been advocating for this since the launch of the game, yes he has strong neutral but he was clearly intended to be a mixup heavy character, him having strong neutral was an accident. Instant transmission, a command grab, good buttons, etc. that’s the makings of a mix up character but yet he got a 2L mid... why?

[@patleaf2432]

Whats the best way to help yourself not mash? I dont mean "mash" as an Oki option, i mean pressing a button multiple times that you should really only be pressing once. What kind of training can I do to teach my hands I only need to hit a button 3 times, not 30?

[@davidloya4691]

have you tried not pressing the button multiple times?

[@patleaf2432]

@@davidloya4691 thats why im asking the question.

[@davidburke4101]

@@patleaf2432 The secret is that there is no secret. Practice timing inputs rather than mashing it out. There are no magic words you will read that will all of a sudden stop you from mashing. If you're unsatisfied with this advice, that's too bad because this is the best there will be.

[@OnlyInFrontOfU]

Generally you mashing because you do not understand what you should do and you get scared. You can fix it by two steps. Frist, go to practicing mode and try not to mash at any point during a combo. Second, go to play arcade mode and play the hard mode. Using the no mashing combos that you have practiced. Because the AI can read you input and it is always waiting for your buttons, so mashing meaninglessly can get you killed very easily since AI has many boosts in hard mode. Try to pass it again and again without using any tricks, then you are good to go.

[@patleaf2432]

@@davidburke4101 i was looking for a drill or exersize. I know its not something that i can just learn over night. I feel like its just a reflex, to press a button multiple times, Im playing GB, its not super fast, its just instinct or something. Maybe because im coming from a few hundred hours of DBZ?

[@koolstool]

1. They tech DR’s consistently

[@toaster4579]

The difference is that we are bad and u are good :)

[@deanblue5077]

16.7 k subs Keep it up Lord

[@ShadowCeltic]

Bruh you didnt know who Bardock was before this game?! (Audible gasp)

[@bouncedefenser]

Hey lordknight, can you explain to us people who aren't pros, what to look out for, when it comes to "when is it my turn to attack?" and i mean it in the sense of, in the training, you can see frame advantage and attack start up, what does it mean and which frame adcantage number or attack start up, means you can attack before getting block stun again?

[@johnnyenglish6729]

Surefire way for an effective offence would be looking out for assist If you have assist and your oppenent is backing without assist = good time to offence

[@Potato_n_Tomato]

2:51 The Heretic

[@G3mainx]

LK can you make a video about what to do in the corner at wakeup

[@voltaireentertainment]

Watch rathfgc.

[@misplaydave]

The real 5 difference 1) they lab everything 2) they know frame data 3) they know the match up 4) they play with other pro players 5) they play more than you

[@Phoenix-pb4sm]

My ideal team would be meta AF if SS Goku wasn't nerfed I play UI Goku, GT Goku, and SS Goku Hoping they fix SS Goku before tournaments start back up so I don't have to play Base Goku or worse, NOT Goku

[@2phonebabykeem913]

Number 1: There brain doesn’t turn off when someone 6M’s

[@depo420]

Keem or dragon rushes

[@hellcat_6539]

GO1 watching this like 👀

[@truediamant777]

This big pp didn't knew Bardock existed before it came on this game omg

[@dosephdoestar9492]

My only problem with the game is because of regional stuff I can't buy dlc I bought the disc for the game that was a region 2 disc(I live in Lebanon not in the uk) and my PS4 account is USA cuz in Lebanon we use American dollars so it's not illogical and it's less pricy than UAE gift cards But because of the disc region I can't buy dlc for any game except if it was from the ps store so my question is can anybody help me solve my problem in anyway possible

[@1975mastergames]

make a UK account on your PS4 and buy UK psn cards from the internet and buy the DLC like that it will work on all your profiles even if you buy DLC from just 1 profile

[@Branflakes-lq6wq]

Stop telling everyone our secrets LK

[@laegu5430]

#3 I'm not sponsored by redbull... Yet

[@danielburnedead5909]

Can we have a trunks flip mixup tutorial ?

[@IzzyG3]

Im new to the game, goku black or goku blue as my third character, which your you say is better and why?

[@ignis6591]

1. They're 2. Good 3. And 4. I'm 5. Not

[@sharpenmysight5954]

So what do you do about the SSJ Vegeta that runs away and ki blast

[@ricniclas]

One good thing is trying to learn good movement such as dash and super jump. You get a lot of distance like this and can maybe catch the Vegeta

[@greyalice]

Hit him with a beam into vanish confirm, or a super. Or just chill because he can't kill you with chip damage.

[@sharpenmysight5954]

Thanks for you guys trying to help but I need a clear answers I’m really good at the game it’s just runaway ki blast anchor Vegeta is extremely annoying and if you do anything he DPs or Lvl3

[@dariustoro]

Pros can block!

[@PathBeyondTheDark]

Not that this is a valid reason for criticising defense, but i do understand the anxiety about blocking since reflexes are based on the individual. Playing a fighting game i've noticed even things such as posture can affect how well you react to different mixups on top of just general anxiety, rigid muscle movement, etc. I think pros underappreciate just how much of an advantage it is to be 100% laser focused and loose physically most of the time. This and many other physical aspects make fighters very difficult to jump into since you have to retrain your brain almost completely. You go from at most having to decide whether to step on the gas or break in a vehicle in a split second to deciding which of a dozen face buttons to press, in what combination, with what timing in split seconds numbering potentially the entirety of a match.

[@KodmaniacX]

This is so true, I made a slight adjustment to the way I grip the controller and have much better results teching dragon rush now. Physical elements matter a lot in fighting games, particularly when dealing with the input delay and delay based netcode for online players.

[@cousinearl6846]

I watch all these vids and I still the worst

[@JayIconicN01]

Most people online use gimmicks while in block string i think i have trouble playing my own game like its no pressure and barely any mix-ups because at round start i hit with a bnb realize they don’t have a neutral so they spam jump and super dash also my decision making that makes me play like that as well because i can’t hit em because he loves to jump also not using my advantages with my own team nd also better blocking there pressure but getting that timing for a 2L or 2H is hard especially in a beam assist i don’t even use reflect because most times if u do you still get hit i think need to take my time more when i pressure and block but psn online with this game is not easy

[@IcePhergYT]

Notis bitch

[@rapperodebarrio]

Do you play because its a great game, or cause U like DBZ !?? Or both? Not bitter, just curious...

[@rapperodebarrio]

What u mean you didnt know who bardock was???