Merkava - UNIST Character Basics Tutorials

[@Fuzzberticus]

The way fast flight works is you press 77 and then hold 3 to fly really close to the ground. If you end combos in 66C or j.2C knockdown and your opponent quick recovers in the corner, right after having knockdown your opponent, you are at enough advantage to fast fly and set up a high/low 50/50 by either hitting meaty j.A or whiff j.A > low which is also a safe jump on reversals 5f or slower. Its awesome!

[@ashemabahumat4173]

"Another one of those super long range characters" You mean literally every character in the game?

[@thedoomer9186]

Expect Enkidu

[@TheSuperweege]

Cries in B tatsu

[@ashemabahumat4173]

Bots in the comments, make sure to block 'em

[@duckyedits6753]

played unist once at the local arcade and had a lot of fun with this character, interested in picking up the game now

[@MikeNmurdoc]

Thanks for these vids James. You and Obama have finally convinced me to pick up UNIST and give it a shot

[@egmusic1925]

You can actually combo the useless super from fully charged overhesd

[@Hondunu]

Anybody know of Merkava's weaknesses?

[@ghettotrash1228]

How do you shorten the 214 a

[@nuclearcoconut3664]

you press d sorry for the late comment lol

[@maryadimonye8952]

What does it mean when people say 3c or 5b

[@GMokemoD]

It’s typically in reference for a direction+button combination when using an arcade joystick. For those two specifically, I’m not sure but there’s more than likely plenty of guides

[@gorrazin7983]

It refers to keypad annotation. If you look at a computer keyboard with a keypad, the numbers refer to the directions to do a combo or move. This is generally used because it transcends most language barriers so someone that doesn't speak your language can still teach you a sick combo

[@ethanhinton4549]

Numpad Notation, a method of describing motions/directions in a way that bypasses language barriers. It uses the numpad on a keyboard or phone as reference. 5B is neutral/standing B and 3C is down+forward C, for example. 236 is QCF, 214 is QCB, 623 is DP, ect.