The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Omega Strikers

[@reflexboy13]

EXCELLENT video thank you!

[@fauxpas4589]

the "keep the core" tip is woefully underrated

[@urbainleverrier1]

Thank you! New player here and fell in love with the game's art style and design, and is dying to try it out. Very concise and helpful guide.

[@divok232]

Good luck! I cant emphasize enough how overwhelming it might be at the start, but stick to it and a few games in something will click!! ^^

[@urbainleverrier1]

@@divok232 doing pretty well so far! Love being as goalie, but not so much on other roles since I can't battle the other players that well yet

[@divok232]

@@urbainleverrier1 I love goalie! Nothing wrong with that at all ^^ Maybe branch out into Aimi or Luna in goal if you want to start practicing beating other players up from the safety of your goal haha

[@gabrielsarbu162]

I played so many games without knowing what the core flip was Somehow i was still winning most games👍

[@divok232]

Nicely done! Now you can win even more!!

[@itsm1ha104]

What did MOBA mode do to you, its completely fine???

[@astralanarchist]

thank you, great video for someone trying to get back into the game in big 2024 with about 3 other players queuing at any given time haha

[@divok232]

I keep going back every month or so just to play a game because it was so damn good

[@mrblazeapound7856]

Just started the game last night and had no idea what I was doing. Despite that, I was having fun with it! As a beginner, should I also play a Striker who can KO enemies well to help clear the way for my teammates? If so, who would be good at that?

[@AstonWildsteel]

A good video overall, it's always good to get a refresher on the basics even with some experience under my belt. Definitely gotta get rid of my bad habit of tending to act as a second goalie when I'm a Juno Forward. A small addendum to the Dubu roll, although it goes beyond the scope of a beginner's guide: I noticed at some point that, for all its delay, if the roll connects, the impact is surprisingly good at disrupting whatever enemies were attempting to do. In a sense, it's like a mini core flip, something that definitely befits a "big guy" archetype.

[@divok232]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Stelthily]

Saw the Nintendo direct and preordered the game, now I’m coming back after quite some time with no clue how the game works again.

[@divok232]

That would be me haha, I haven't played in a month or two now! How is it? I do miss Omega Strikers, definitely a highlight of my 2023

[@clock3799]

Good video! Comment for algorithm

[@porridge4697]

Nice video! Comment for algorithm

[@syth911]

Actually great video, thanks Greg!

[@peacefulwarrior9518]

Im struggling with the Moba vs WASD debate. I understand the advantage of WASD, but I'm a 12 year Moba veteran with thousands of hours and a handful of diamond finishes. Also very little experience with WASD. Is this a mountain i really need to climb down from so i can climb the higher one?

[@divok232]

Not having any WASD experience might hurt I guess. Have you played anything from Skyrim to the Sims? Overcooked to Overwatch? Its a different viewpoint, but everything like that uses WASD and should ease the transition! If its still a no, try a controller! Apparently thats pretty good too. The issue with MOBA controls is that it really restricts aiming, and is very obvious. If I see an enemy moving like they have MOBA controls on, I will constantly play it to their side as the weakpoint.

[@KONIHORSE]

Can you pls tell me what server is the most active? 27 minutes is not good hehe... And the video is very VERY useful, thaaaaank you soooo much!!!!!

[@divok232]

I've not played in a little bit myself, although I've been meaning to come back and give the new striker a chance. Glad you liked the video! I really wish the game had gotten the success it deserved

[@tommyduncan12]

do most people play this on PC? I got this on mobile and have seen two videos now say change to WASD. so am I going against PC gamers?

[@divok232]

I have played on mobile too and I'm pretty certain you only match against other mobile players. Otherwise I would have struggled a loooooot more 😅

[@tommyduncan12]

@@divok232 hope so! I just unlocked Juno, seems best to learn with. hoping to build up to Estell possibly once I've got a handle on it

[@Tripskiii]

wrong video my bad

[@justcallmeJon]

Super great video! I hope one day I'll be good enough to play with Speklapjes 😱

[@markramos4150]

Whats your take on using a controller vs using wasd m&k? I feel its easier to layer abilities with controller but understand some precision is lost compared to being able to just aim with the mouse

[@marcorc5167]

I played 100 hours on controller, then forced myself to kbm and it's a HUGE difference. Much better with kbm definitely.

[@jerry_bambino7686]

Nice. Thank you!

[@renaudhuon8848]

how u click on space when u have finger WASD ?

[@tidalwaffles]

Thumb brother

[@zoecyberpop484]

lol i started from 5 normals to ranked now im mid gold

[@zoecyberpop484]

@@divok232 il try to make it to plat as soon as possible and how i managed to improve,i simply watched tutorials and i got advice from diam to omega ranked players >_

[@mycrazyorange]

Small Ants brother ?

[@divok232]

You know, I've not heard that one before hahaha

[@Adam-ei4oj]

its kinda winjammers like too

[@vengfulgh0st975]

Is anyone playing this on console

[@AwayThread]

Me

[@Padney10TheGod]

I new

[@atomictar]

omg, the ai is brutal.

[@Michael91.]

What I will never understand in video games. Nowadays is that players actually are not confident enough to play against real people off jump. It’s really not that hard and it actually makes you better. Everybody nowadays needs to quit being scared and thinking that if you lose a game it’s the worst thing in the world just play and have fun.

[@ItsYou-ker]

Fear ruins most games. not exactly the same as your comment since it's not players and a completely different genre but when I was little (around maybe 8ish) I played monster hunter world but never progressed far bc I was scared of dying even tho there wasn't any loss of stuff. I always had to ask my brothers for help. One day it kinda clicked and I went from being scared to just rushing in with a great sword and trying to dodge everything, took awhile but I got there eventually. Needless to say games are much more fun from then on

[@deltashield]

Yeah true. I started playing competitive right after i unlocked it, of course I did lose a few times in the beginning but I was a rookie so that didn’t matter. I basically learned everything they explained there in those few matches

[@minorsalaam]

@@ItsYou-ker you just reminded me people can be born after 2008 holy shit (monster hunter world is an awesome game btw) I played my first monster hunter when i was around 7 and that was monster hunter tri in 2012 where i would also have to ask my older brother for help, funny to see other people had similar experiences

[@perotekku]

It's tough in competitive, online games. Especially team games, as you can feel like you're not only losing to someone, but dragging your team down as well. A big thing is having someone you know to play against/with. That really helped me get back into fighting games, playing against people who weren't going to flame me for playing like trash. However, end of the day, you're right: you do just have to jump in and try sometimes. And it is just a video game. It's not learning to drive a car, worst case with a video game is you lose and try again.

[@mxnsab8461]

This isn't a "nowadays" thing. A lot of people don't like to let others down. And learning games with strangers is incredibly stressful. This was true when I learned guilty gear in the arcades. And it is true now.