My #1 Tip for Beating Mashers in Dragon Ball FighterZ!

[@Shinku101]

good shit. the salt is definitely real when i lose to someone constantly pushing buttons

[@crispycat9092]

Dude same I lost 4-0 today I'm so stupid

[@W_e_e_f]

VeGiTo

[@TheRealTact]

Swear I lost to some pussy piece of shit who was spamming auto combos, hope his fucking toes fall off

[@mustafajasper3315]

i guess I am pretty off topic but does anyone know of a good site to watch newly released series online ?

[@gabrielhugo7]

@Mustafa Jasper i use Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)

[@Wolf-px9jx]

You can tell when people are mashing when it says "counter" when you hit them on wake up.

[@johnc6158]

Wolf Kiwi lol i was wondering why in a lot of games i just hear counter counter counter

[@-S-zo1dv]

Very true

[@derenathor]

As a newbie to anime fighters, you're my favourite DBZF channel so far. Every one of your videos are accessible and informative, and you take the time to define all of the 2d fighter terminology that so many channels take for granted. DBZF will be a hugely popular intro game for other new players like myself, and I can only hope that they help your channel grow like crazy! Thank you so much for all your help, I just hit Namekian rank!

[@toi_let954]

this works on pretty much all fighting games, from ssb to street

[@AKolloTV]

+1 Keep it up man!

[@TheKarvarousku]

Found your channel when I started up playing Tekken 7 and now learning from you DBFZ videos. Love your style of making videos and how you first explain a thing and then actually show how it works in a match. Would love to see a video about using assists to getting in and making mixups. Keep it up dude!

[@musefansam4157]

Very informative video man, good stuff. Easily the most infomrtive videos I've seen for this particular game so far. Keep up the good work.

[@aimlessgaming4619]

DBFZ is the only fighting game I actually want to learn. And, I realize, despite practicing, I tend to revert back to button smashing when playing against another.

[@TheRealLocalLegend]

Eventually as you play against more people you'll get used to reacting to and reading human behavior. Try to think up a game plan for your team, and try to prepare for situations not in your favor like losing a certain character early.

[@spiffyfury2037]

Mtgaming not even going to lie I have the same exact problem

[@redomagnus4762]

Literally happened to me last night. I spent two hours working on building combos, went online for a ring match and found myself accidentally charging ki right next to the opponent... humbling and embarrassing, lol

[@anmax]

it takes time to apply things you learn in trainning mode, keep practicing and it will definetly pay off

[@SplendidNinja]

This game is kinda bad.. i play a lot of fighting games and this game really supports bad habits like mashing with the auto combos (especially when they’re more easier to do and get close to optimal damage because of the horrible damage scaling in this game)

[@bigman7227]

Thank lord someone made this video well enough for me to understand. Much love man

[@DaneJ8]

Started watching your channel recently for DBFZ tips. Thanks for the help. I really enjoy the way you lay it all out and give multiple examples, and it's really helpful that you always seem to end it with an actual online match example.

[@FireBrineYT]

Opponent: presses square Me: I guess I'll die

[@suprqt]

I know that the answer to this might be a bit broad, but when they keep attacking and doing blockstrings and i'm blocking and can't get out of pressure, how do i go about getting them off of me so i can go onto doing MY offense? Like what is the thought process that professional fighting game players go through in these situations? It often feels like once they start attacking and get me blocking then at that point i'm screwed and it's already too late to win.

[@MiggySmalls714]

When blocking either, use back H to reflect or back assist to switch. Helps with giving you air to breathe.

[@kite0impulse]

You need to pay attention to which attacks they are using in their blockstring. If you block an M or an H attack, that means it's your turn to press a button unless they're locking you down with an assist. Since you can't chain from an M/H back to an L in this game, if you press L or M after you block your opponents attack, you should beat them if they're trying to continue their blockstring. Keep in mind that some opponents will try to cancel their H into super dash in order to keep up their pressure. In that case, you need to press down + H to beat their super dash

[@Viper3220]

kite0impulse - But how so you do that without having really really good reaction time and observation skills? It feels like this game is all won or lost in the neutral. There doesn't seem to be much nuance besides initiating and stringing extended combos over and over. There's no teleport while getting hit, no explosive wave, no sway, no dodge, no after image etc...

[@EpicRevelations]

Practice your down+heavy against CPU. Its really useful if you master it. You'll punish aggressive players and it rewards you by allowing you to get free combos after

[@EpicRevelations]

Viper3220 what you say is true at low elo. Its a high skill cap competitive game. If you don't care about practicing, you'll get spammed for days. If you practice you'll be able to counter brainless button mashing

[@Swonkasaur]

Yo man I need some help I love your videos, I can't figure out how to "Tech" out of a combo wtf does this mean I hear it alot, what are the inputs to tech? how do I do this?

[@redomagnus4762]

Great content, really enjoying learning from you. I appreciate that you explain fighting game techniques without making me feel dumb for not knowing it already :) could you do a video on what to do when you are being combo’d. I find myself frantically trying to recover in the air and can’t ever seem to. Also, a video about strategy (like maybe faking playing defensive or something) would be great too! Keep up the great work!

[@CaptainCafe]

Thank you for this. I’m kinda a noob when it comes to these types of games and you are really helping me play better, and more thoughtfully. Truthfully I never knew the depth of fighting games but you are showing me the light: thanks!

[@HiIThinkImReal]

Man, as a newbie to fighting games, I’m loving your channel. I’ve mastered FPS, but I’m in love with this genre, but the whole thing is so overwhelming. You make it a lot easier to understand, thanks!

[@ceMacduff]

This vid really demonstrates that you don't need anything but simple combos and a simple gameplan to win at the lower levels because nobody blocks lol. New players should be studying your vids instead of trying to learn the 7 bar/sparking/2 assist combos plastered all over Reddit.

[@BarrelRider621]

Noticing a lot of your videos popping up. They help a lot. Haven't been into a fighting game since SC3. Never played a game of this style so it's helping me brush off the cobwebs. Keep them coming.

[@oceanabarkhouse8727]

If he’s constantly doing pressing buttons. If he’s getting u every time before u get up, trying holding down on the directional pad . Down block can counter that cheap ass move.. but you have to know how to block the rest up block to down block to down to down to up n down

[@armlesskirby]

>new to the game >game had been out for 4 days at the time of uploading 🤔

[@somacruzmiroku]

Armless Kirby ik this is old but remember there was a beta

[@LittleDP05]

Loved how you explained everything in the video, and your voice reminded me of the guy from casually explained. I'm positive that most people don't know that channel but he's hilarious. Keep up the great work man

[@scottrobinson6971]

Corner spammers are the worst. Managed to bring it back and win but god the rage was strong

[@magicseadog8674]

Hey I am glad your still making videos, I have been watching since your early SFV ones. Nice to see there is a new game and I can revisit your channel and learn stuff about a new game (maybe not this particular video as obviously with 2 years of SFV under my belt I know what meaties are you get my point). Thanks

[@semajgnik]

I still dont get who gets frame advantage in this game. I hit them in the face and I jab right after and I get combo'd. I block their heavy attack and I try to 2m or auto combo with light and I get combo'd. wtf?!

[@marshall6113]

Love you videos mate, you make it really easy to understand terms i’ve heard but not known the meaning/purpose of. Got my like and sub!

[@AndreEndo]

Hey jmcrofts, I just wanna say I think you have some of the best FGC contents for begginers and I truly hope your channel grows. Good luck!

[@rhade3845]

i might be wrong, but i'm pretty sure if you auto combo in the air after your super dash by mashing light attack, the final blow in the auto combo in the air also results in a HKD state. It's a little less damage but its easier to do. If I'm wrong so be it.

[@josephw3660]

That moment when you realize the person countering the "masher" is the "masher" and just doing a good job at it

[@philwitts2982]

In that animation u still can’t switch or assist though? ( not sure ) which means that off your first combo so long as you end it with a heavy knockdown , whilst utitlising midi timing , you can spam an endless chain? Sounds a bit .... buggy to me

[@grapplesauce9939]

Now besides reflecting, is there a way to beat mashers when they have advantage? I play with my older brother, and he plays Gogeta, Cooler, and Vegeta blue, and when it comes to pressure he constantly mashes attacks (mainly auto combos), even when I jump above, and I usually end up landing on an attack and having to block, I get hit because I try to punish, or I’m stuck blocking because I can’t go anywhere. It’s really annoying because I end up losing engagements because we clash, then I get hit with the next hit of an auto combo because I guess I never block in time? Super annoying play style, but I can beat him consistently with well enough mix ups and the occasional meaty if he’s not spamming the level 3 cooler counter on wake up. Got any tips for someone relatively new? (I play Trunks, Vegeto blue and A-21)

[@VanillaSoup]

This is really a tutorial on why I need to stop getting owned every time I get up.

[@okami9484]

Souper Gaming same here, I just realized why am always getting a beat down.

[@Error50505]

If you press back light after getting kocked down or after getting hit and your flying in the air you can dash out or down light will dash you to the ground

[@Ibrotherj]

Love the content , sensei. You really helping my gameplay .

[@Weptina321]

Can You show me How To do The combo when You press Down triangle in the air And You can get the rush up to your opponent

[@NN-oy2bz]

Good job on the videos, it’s really helping me learn more about the game

[@AR333]

I'm fairly certain meaties don't work if the opponent does a wake up super. In this game all of the super startups are invincible. So for example if you hit 2l and your opponent wakes up with level 3, you've just eaten a raw level 3. I could be wrong about this, maybe they need to e up for a frame first, but I've had it happen a lot where a player does raw super after a hard knock down.

[@pauliskaros5178]

What if your pressing back A on wake up, do you get a parry on the meaty and follow up? Or anything like that

[@tylerbivins9807]

Hell I had NPC's that were spammers

[@MiggySmalls714]

I just need help with quick recoveries. I'm not sure what to press when i get knockdown. I usually press either S, or H and it works but there is times when I get combo'ed and it seems that my quick recovery isn't working. My win rate is 65 percent currently, but I really need to master Q.R. to improve. Any tips will be awesome!

[@MikoGuuji]

Can you make a video where you show how to extend the combos with assists?

[@Pesticide7G]

Fabian Schmid as soon as you finished your combo in the air call assist if you catch him continue the combo and call the next assist.

[@MikoGuuji]

Thanks for the answer :) And which character is good for continuing a combo?

[@Pesticide7G]

I use goku vegeta and cell to finish it off if you do a heavy hit in the air you will mess up the combo.

[@MikoGuuji]

Most Certainly But how I get him to the ground for the assist, when I don't use a heavy hit?

[@Pesticide7G]

Fabian Schmid that should be the last button you hit is heavy if you want to end the air combos.

[@bii_gii]

Holy moly, you're giving us so much info in such a short amount of time. Can you give us a guide on what to do on the neutral game or how to establish momentum? I always struggle when neither side goes in. I don't want to super dash or go in since I don't want to get punished so we just kinda sit there.

[@MiggySmalls714]

Dash and bait, usually jumping and S works to bait. My technique is double jump then assist, dash in and see if you can combo or apply pressure.

[@xLuminary]

Use an assist or projectile to cover your approach or mixup.

[@MrShagification]

Instant air dashing or 2M slide ins. If you dash in then do a button it effectively extends your move's range and carries you a little bit close to the opponent while it's active. Or if you have Sparking on, super dash then air normals gives you pressure. Once you're on them, just throw out buttons to create block strings and use assists in between blockstrings to keep frame advantage. Give em the occasional throw to keep on on their toes. That's a basic level.

[@Dasknugen]

2k subs since yesterday, jmcrofts be growing :D

[@donquimby4128]

Any advice on timing the meaty with their wake up animation?

[@BeatoxStudios]

So what's the secret to defending against this? I have came across these meaties before and as you clearly show a player can destroy a whole team using only meaties and auto combo's I have tried blocking then punishing with heavy but more often than not if I miss the timing I spend most of the match getting juggled love dragon ball and love this game but it's putting me off getting hammered all the time from what looks like a button mashers

[@twisstt1313]

Are there any ways to set up consistent meaties? Like consistent frame kills in Street Fighter for example.

[@kamaripeart1768]

Ryan Laguatan this game yes just time it right street fighter no

[@Vegetablefather]

What’s your favourite methods for handling pressure in this game? I’m used to MK so these types of fighters are quite new to me and the pressure characters can put out is crazy. With assist and overheads plus sweepings I feel my defence is lacking. One character I have a hard time with was adult gohan. He throws out so many lows but at any point can do his overhead teleport. I think the medium version is actually a cross up too.

[@kamaripeart1768]

welfare131 use the reflect or the block switch

[@pikahiiri4741]

Confirmed for bullying new players! But seriously, thanks for all of these tips and guides. They've really helped me improve from a Novice to a slightly better Novice :)

[@hashtag.ethanz]

Do you think we can some day play on FighterZ if they make a matchmaking system later down in the future? Would love it if we could get a few rounds in

[@stephenlestrange6730]

At 4:21, the timing was off because he had his sparking blast activated which allowed him to beat you.

[@Maxery.]

Man loving your tutorial videos. Thats what brought me here but also love your ranking up vids. Hey could you do some videos of you going though arcade and trying to s rank all the hards?

[@Aluran]

I always deal with mashers by staying calm because sometimes if i get beat by a masher i get upset and nonchalant

[@SouthpawHare]

So, this only really tells half the story. Meaty attacks only work if you have the advantage already - i.e. you've already scored a knockdown and want to leverage it. You should also cover how to deal with mashers when you can't get a hit in, or when _you're_ the one getting knocked down. Notably, some fast characters like hit seem to be advantaged on block just by mashing attacks, so you'll often lose if you counter-mash with your own mashing. How do you deal with that?

[@ITACHUKE]

Subbed. Nice video mate

[@xaviervillaluz6312]

this is the big reason why i lose so much and its a habit that i just cant seem to stop

[@dukkibhoy1990]

I am struggle to beat anyone any tips or trick I just never seem to get a good hit

[@lostinthewoods3918]

I like how you apply these in game. Not many tutorial videos do so

[@Nafly2K9]

can you record the dummy to press buttons on wakeup like in SFV?

[@kamaripeart1768]

Liquid click down the left stick then you control your opponent click again it recordeds and click the right stick to return to your character and again to make them repeat it

[@16bitpixelsoul]

Can you explain how to do to combo into an assist super? The timing is really strict i find and i drop it.

[@kamaripeart1768]

The Legendary One it depends on the characters but try to do it while you are attacking

[@Looeydied]

so how would you counteract this? just guard the whole time??

[@jmcrofts]

Blocking is always the safest option when you are waking up.

[@Sakaki98]

Looey Safest option is blocking, however this is where the universal-in-fighting-games concept known as *oki/wake up game* comes into play. If you block all of the time, the enemy can do *mix-ups* where you have to guess between high-only blocks, low-only blocks, and unblockable grabs. I don't play DBFZ, so I'm not sure if this next term applies, but attacks with invincibility can beat all of these oki tools. However, you then run the risk of being *baited*(enemy backs up to make you either hit their block or miss completely) and punished for abusing them. Make sure that you're completely sure that it'll land otherwise it's not worth it(sure as in "this guy has meatied or grabbed on wake up 12 times in a row and is most likely to do it again since I've only blocked" Levels of sure) While both you and your enemy hold some cards, whoever's not waking up has the obvious advantage, and this is even more prevalent in the corner where you can't get pushed back as far when you block or get hit. Long story short, avoid hard knock downs, avoid the corner, pay attention to the mix-ups your opponent uses so that you can predict and sometimes punish them, and stop them from doing any of the above. These are things that apply to every 2D fighter from Mortal Kombat to Street Fighter. Good luck.

[@Looeydied]

thanks so much man!

[@dioxidan1395]

So... I'm a noon when it comes to fighting games and I'm the one who mashes just because I don't know how to do combos... any advise?

[@redomagnus4762]

DioxiDan dude, watch a few videos on combos in dbzf, then go in training for like 30 mins and just keep trying against a dummy. I did just this two days ago and I went from no being able to combo at all to jump cancelling and calling in tons of assists, swapping characters... played some arcade and went from getting C rank to S rank in a single day. Just take the time to learn and practice a bit and you can do it!

[@TroyDaTrainer]

how about people that sit back and block everything???? help please i keep losing to them

[@brdd9982]

XClutch_Powers X grab them

[@TroyDaTrainer]

BRD D what about characters that don’t have a grab command

[@GothamPaladin]

All characters have a grab command lol. Also, you may just need to do mixups, for example call in an assist to hit them and while thats happening try to go for a overhead or low, eventually you will open them up.

[@madthrasher88]

XClutch_Powers X the dragon rush functions the same as a grab would in any other fighting game.

[@kamishima2480]

Grab them or if you have some ki just instant transmission that’s what I do

[@swankmaster3347]

could you talk about plus frames in this game? the characters are so fast haha

[@ethanleefisher]

Okay, so what is your suggestion for players that dragon rush you when you wake up with a block, trying to stop their button mashes? My only issue in this game is the dragon rush mechanic. When they spam buttons, I wake up with a block. After the 3rd or 4th time I have to wake up after being knocked down, They start hitting me with dragon rushes intermittently.

[@willkershisnik5893]

Etyen Fisher if you can predict them then you can dragon rush at the same time and you guys will bounce off of each other

[@ethanleefisher]

if you block>dragon rush, they will always hit you first. its basically them fast hitting one time, then dragon rushing because i block when i wake up or them just going into the fast combo as soon as i wake up and me eating it because the dragon rush doesnt come out as fast as the first fast hit. i do it to other people all the time, i was just wondering if anyone knew a way around it

[@kamaripeart1768]

Etyen Fisher crouching heavy is invisible to air attacks you do need to time it so you need to practice

[@ethanleefisher]

Kamari Peart alrighty. I guess ill start working on that

[@Kevin-et1qn]

Dragon Rush is classed as a throw. Which means you can tech it. If you can predict the throw coming, pressing your throw button just as they touch you will cancel it. Also, I think you can just press an attack button just as they touch you for the same effect, but I needa go test it in training!

[@xDTHECHEMISTx]

Man...one thing that hangs me up away from my momentum is net lag on catchin folks with open hits smh

[@osutinheizu8250]

How are you timing your meaty attacks? Like in SFV, some characters will wiff a medium punch (random example) before throwing their meaty in order to properly time the attack to land. Watching your wakeup pressure it looked like you were throwing your attacks pretty late, but maybe that's because the wakeup animation is longer than it looks? Any advice is appreciated. Love your videos btw, keep up the great work!

[@jmcrofts]

Generally you just have to get the timing in your muscle memory through playing. You'll mistime it sometimes but it's not a huge deal

[@osutinheizu8250]

Thanks a lot man, I'll take some time and work at it. Is there any chance you'd be down to make a video that takes an in-depth look at the assist system? This is the first team fighter I've played (aside from Tekken Tag) and I rarely ever use assists.

[@frankystrings]

it's a cheese fest.... the minute you know how to defend yourself out of a super rush it's a cheese fest...

[@Giblet12]

Im a newb at fighting games, in fact FighterZ is the first actual fighting game I have every gotten. Do you have any tips to learn combos and generally get better at the game?

[@kamaripeart1768]

Memeologist standing .L×2 standing .M crouching .M crouching .H chase .L .M jump .L .M special move instant transmission switch repeat until you can't. This works for most characters

[@Ty-dd6pu]

What type of controller do you use? Or is this a keyboard?

[@Cizzle]

These tips are really helpful. Guarantee sub right here :)

[@superdupertrooper6732]

How to get out of being pressured and heavy blockers and that grab that sends you flying!!! I only lose to them

[@kamaripeart1768]

Primitive Era jump block then punish

[@qwaso5597]

I love ur road to super Saiyan ranked ❤️

[@Prowl76]

To maximize the effectiveness of your meaty, you might want to use an attack with more active frames like a 2b.

[@averagesky8549]

Can you do a vid on how to beat dragon rush spammers? Sometimes dragon rush goes through almost all of my attacks

[@jackhabsburg4626]

No one hold down and b or heavy to stuff them in the face, then press the same button to follow up with a combo. Or you can use a kamehameha or use a lvl 3 super

[@musefansam4157]

If you know someone is gonna spam you with grabs using dragon rush just try and keep your distance and punish them with a well time counter attack when their grab whiffs. Just watch your oppenent closely. Don't look at your own character, keep your eye on theirs so you can read their attacks. Dragon rush is quite slow and has quite a bit of start up giving you a bit of time to read it. And if they back you into a corner and attempt to grab you just hit dragon rush yourself to cancel it out or try to refect it with back+X/A. I think reflect works on grabs? I think?

[@Choubidou197]

Hey ! Which controller are you using ? (ps, xbox..)

[@wasteoftime5848]

No mention of wakeups. Are they not a thing in fighterz?

[@kamaripeart1768]

waste of time nope

[@TheShapingSickness]

If I jump block on wake up, can I dodge a dragon rush meatie?

[@caboosed]

Isaac Campos Well the dragon rush has a slower startup time than just a normal it so I think you can jump. You should probably test it but if you know they are going to dragon rush just tech it

[@RyanDaRaikou]

what fight stick do you use?

[@melvina.c3682]

I'm a noob at fighting games, but I like dragon ball fighterz. Should I use the left joy stick or the d pad?

[@jmcrofts]

whatever is more comfortable for you

[@flodderr]

D pad is easier for sure. trust me

[@SetSubarashii]

Melvin A.C The D Pad registers the supers and ultimates more successfully, but in my experience it’s burning my thumbs and causing cuts lol

[@NewbulaCo]

Seth G The ps3/ps4 controller D-pad is pretty comfortable to use for fighters like this. The xbox 360/one controller is not very ideal for fighters.

[@MrKickassFTW]

Lewdcina the 360 and one dpad are completely different so you clearly have no idea what you're saying

[@silverbullet1819]

I like your videos and the information is good but you forgot one thing. As long as your knock down from the air is a manual (playstation o) (xbox b i think?) Then it will do the slide for example if you mash square into air dash then finish the combo with circle it will do the slide but if you use circle and das into another o combo it won't do the knockdown.

[@TheAndrewJohnBennett]

How do I beat someone who only blocks? I try and go in for the guard break rush and i end up leaving myself exposed and getting hit by a combo and the people i play against are at super saiyan level and know frame perfect attacking apparently. Which forces me to be in strong defense myself but then of course they land the dragon rush on me for a powerful combo that basically wipes out my first character before I can even land a hit. Can anybody give me some solid advise?

[@Zakaru99]

Mixing in overheads along with your lows is the answer. In the corner instant airdash heavy is a good option, center screen if you have your opponent in a blockstring you want to use 6M to overhead, but you'll need an assist to actually combo off of 6M.

[@TheAndrewJohnBennett]

Rex Rogers I only half understood that. I don’t play a lot of fighting games so you may need to break it down more. Plus I’m using a controller. I think your saying I need to land more air hits. Like if I do a quick mid jump, just short enough to execute a overhead hit but not high enough that he can blast me into the sky with a low heavy. I also do need to utilize my assists more. I like using SSB Vegeta, Teen Gohan and 18. 18 has a good defense assist I just can’t seem to Time it right.

[@Zakaru99]

Yes, the idea is to hit them with an air move so they're forced to change their blocking from high to low and react to what you're doing, but just jumping is very slow. You can instant air dash, which lets you air dash very low to the ground, by inputting 959 or 956 (these numbers correspond do the directions on a numpad, assuming you're facing right, so 9 is up forward, 5 is neutral, 6 is forward, 2 is down, etc.). Normally this will send you well past your opponent so you can't followup, but in the corner you'll stay right on top of them instead so you can instant airdash M or H into a full combo if they don't block high. If they do block high you can go right into a low as you land, making it more difficult for them to continue blocking. 6M (forward medium) is a good option center screen to overhead (hit high while still on the ground). It doesn't actually get you a combo if it hits, but it does a bit of damage and may bait them into not blocking anymore. 6M can be chained into during a blockstring (a series of moves you preform after your opponent starts blocking where they have to continue blocking) after your 5M or 2M. As you get better you can actually combo off of 6M by calling an assist at the proper time to keep your opponent in hitstun long enough for your next move in the combo to come out. Some of the characters have other moves that can overhead and lead into combos.

[@psd.3144]

In this game stagger pressure is a big thing. Lots of people wait for overheads to punch you out of or instant air dash to 2h you. Staggering safe normals is the easiest way to catch people when they get impatient.

[@TheAndrewJohnBennett]

Al Vinn what do you define as a safe normal?

[@Maggotbone]

This isn't related to meaties, but it is related to mashing. I'd like to add that, if you're blocking someone's autocombo string, it might be interruptable. Beerus and Blue Goku are especially susceptible to this since their strings' third hits are so slow. You can stuff Beerus' autocombo with a crouching Heavy!

[@wra7h]

'Seemed like he was pretty new to the game' it's been out 4 days? Genius

[@WTFOMGMyNameDoesntFi]

So, the way to beat button mashers.. is to mash buttons?

[@jeancarlosrosario6990]

If I could just do the jump cancel but it seems impossible for me in online.

[@kamaripeart1768]

Jean Carlos Rosario jump and medium at the same time

[@DNiero]

Can somebody PLEASE tell how what the fuck to do against someone that just keeps jumping and blocking! After every soft or hard knock down the just keep fucking jumping and everytime i try to jump and do a block string i get super dashed its driving me crazy

[@seajaydub6941]

The ground slide is not a hard knockdown. They can still delay their standup.

[@TaviusTV]

Looking back at this in 2020...button mashing is still insane. Lol.

[@meatz666]

Keep your vids coming, my friend, I'm loving it! BTW I can hear your fight stick. Which button setup are you using? Cheers!

[@SSpore]

It annoys me how when the opponent attacks he is faster than the flash and when I try and attack I’m slower than a fucking snail even if we’re doing the same attack

[@PoorPT]

Do you stream?

[@DanielGilchristYT]

Beating Mashers or Bashing Meters?! YOU DECIDE

[@itsparticle]

What controller you yse

[@iwishiknewhowto1228]

Should teach the new players about over heads and how you can combo into them by calling in a assist and how to block mix up like for example trunks heavy has a large arc that can hit if even he jumps behind meaning he can get a easy combo of people. Another thing you can teach is setups for mix ups for example dragon rushing to knock about and force out another you can setup up a high/low situation. For example when they are about to land you can go for low hit and combo of it into a super or reset or you can do a over head heavy attack and do the same thing. This is really easy with trunks because of is sword heavy attack and not many players know how to block. Another thing they can do is just go for a grab and reset the player again or do a super. Most new players don't know how to block this mix up so it will be a great way to teach new players how to react and defend against this situation....P.S. do you play on PC?

[@TheAzala]

Alternate Title: How to beat Hyde-Gackt

[@AugustBurnsRed181]

This still doesn’t cover the biggest issue with this game which is stopping the opponents offense because this game has no defensive options no push block nothing Great video for offensive option though because this game is all offense

[@Fatboyftw32]

Actually there is a reflect option which works on most attacks, you can even defend against things like Kamehameha's and shit, but if you use it on a physical attack the opponent gets pushed back, I believe it's back and Ki blast? Don't quote me on that last part though.

[@AugustBurnsRed181]

Fatboyftw32 everyone says that but the problem is that’s only in neutral you have to predict or react to something meaning you cannot do it while already in block stun to get the opponent off of you like an injustice push block or flip out or marvel advancing guard

[@Drew_basore]

Doesnt matter what i do they just c assist, im quitting the game

[@richinagi]

Thanks for the tip man!!! I need it

[@itzMoTioNZ95]

how do i do a meaty attack? like what button/buttons do i press? thanks im new to fighting games

[@jmcrofts]

Any attack will work. The important thing is that you time it so that when the opponent recovers from being knocked down, your attack is on top of them

[@madthrasher88]

a meaty is basically placing active frames (frames were the game registers the damage) on an opponents wake up. moves with lots of active frames are good (vegetas assist for example)

[@Donzaloon]

Any attack can be meaty. It's just the timing on wake up

[@itzMoTioNZ95]

jmcrofts thank you appreciate it, subbed :)

[@xale8702]

And how do you counter this exactly?

[@jmcrofts]

block on wakeup

[@marche4ever]

masher sounds like it could be dragonball character name

[@PsychoFatCat]

Oooh so that's why I kept getting punished for doing a meaty. I'm used to SFV and to do a meaty you could use a heavy attack. I guess for this game I need to use lights or mediums.

[@Zakaru99]

If you're confident it will hit mediums are better starters than lights because they scale the combo damage way less. Lights are good if you think they'll block and you want time to set up an assist to cover your blockstring.

[@thejuggernaut6928]

I have no idea what word he kept repeating was and what it meant. Pretty sure he made up the word

[@cheohulk]

guys do you think its worth getting this game on steam?