Speak & Learn Numpad Notation from 2A to 63214Z -- Fighting Game Language Guide

[@YohosieFGC]

Hi everyone, I put a tremendous amount of work into this video, and that includes a few things I cut for brevity. Those are listed below: • ">" is not technically just to denote where 1 move ends and another begins. ">" is for chains, and "," is for links, or returning to neutral and pressing a button. This is a bit high-concept for a beginner video, so I intentionally left it out. • 96 is highly preferred as a standard IAD input over 866, and technically 766 is an option as well. They give you different distances on dashes since you jump in different directions, but again, too much for this video. • I left out Tiger Knees / TK for time and complexity. A concept for another video. • I left out (whiff) on purpose, and c.S because I genuinely forgot. My bad ya'll. - If there's any other notation I left out, let me know and I'll be sure to highlight it or add it to the PDF. Thanks!

[@sampletext02]

I feel like "dl" is pretty common as well, but I understand you'd be here all day if you put everything. Good video!

[@neumann778]

Your video structure is sick, straight to the point, very readable graphics and the timing of your editing cuts are spot on. Hopefully you'll keep doing yt content! One thing I'm interested in is hitbox notation, everytime I try to write down input shortcuts to explain it to someone, it's a mess. Hopefully the community comes to an agreement about it some day

[@loganthinkshecan]

This is incredibly easy to digest and well made

[@bloodeyes1690]

Thankies I had no clue what brackets meant so big help

[@Anklegator]

🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 The fgc needs to change all notation to this no more "hcb roundhouse" and "cr-ow-ching me-dium kick" just 2mk🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@SparkleLynn2113]

Amazing video that I'll definitely keep on hand for any new players Tho I want to point out that I see ~ a lot also for follow-ups, e.g. strive bridget 236k~k, if a move has multiple different followup options

[@MerinoMaraschino]

hey thanks for the fantastic video! sent this to my bf who is super new to fighting games and they learned everything immediately! great editing and everything!

[@theetrip199]

Absolute banger. I'll be linking this to anyone I'm getting into fighting games

[@jasonfails237]

Bookmarking this for the next time a friend wants to learn fighting games and has no idea how to read dustloop or other wikis. Great informational video!

[@AscendanceNocturne]

Great video! I like the brevity of it for beginners :) Here's your comm, dear algorithm!

[@catnekokot]

Best video on topic

[@mysticjuicer01]

Good stuff! Truly wild amount of editing, but really worth it imo. Everything is super clear and easy to follow.

[@YohosieFGC]

Glad you enjoy, and thanks for supporting the channel! I learned a lot of video editing shortcuts during this, so hopefully the next one won't be as intense.

[@Toot_tube]

Great work! This video would have saved me loads of time when trying to get started with Strive.

[@AneemaFGC]

This video is so well made good job!!

[@cutefenns]

Excellent job! Very informative, concise, and well edited!

[@sflaggjr]

This video was great! Thanks Yohosie!

[@LaowPing]

That editing can't fool me. I saw that dropped Naoto combo 😂

[@YohosieFGC]

Shhhhhh 😉

[@BitmapBlues]

Thankyou, this is so helpful!

[@madICrescent]

amazing video thank you! I’ve shared this with my friends new to fighting games 🥰

[@BHS289]

Engagement (also great work on this, seriously)

[@sadarius]

wow i like this easy to understand i still remember when i first knowing numpad notation at first someone always 623 P, 214 K like what are you saying.....is this math ?? then i figure out on my own by looking numpad on keyboard then my mind is blown ohh so that's what people sayiing those number thing

[@danperalta8952]

Gracias Yohosie, eres la mejor

[@christianpr5]

Nice Vid!

[@HER0333]

👍 Great content

[@UltraDavid]

very nice work high five

[@YohosieFGC]

Thank you ultimate david

[@El_Zilcho22]

Great job! Nice and concise!

[@Random_channel_2023]

Nice, another entry barrier to the great fighting game community. Instead of keeping it simple with arrows and directional inputs.