What are Fighting Games?

Everything there is to know about fighting games; just in-case you were wondering.
Hope you learned something, if not, I hope you had a good time.
memes: / massivezug
random stock footage:
• Boxing In Slow Motion ...
Try and have a good time (-:
#Tekken #FGC #RareDrop

[@XNDL44]

Zug your vids are always so well organized. Really wish your channel would blow up dude. We see the effort!

[@Guitar-Dog]

I saw it, *play Tekken*

[@jacksuwanpradit6992]

That was a just frame move. Good job seeing it.

[@JanusIIV]

That transition at 6:01 was damn nice.

[@RobbyKujo]

Great vid man love your stuff

[@hebertcostadonascimento4835]

I just saw tour channel today, really cool contente bro, keep posting i and i'll keeping watching

[@delightfulcake2850]

My favorite fighting game, knack 2

[@bobhoskins-kl6ue]

For some reason I really want to play Tekken after watching this

[@AtaIarion]

I really do express myself through Yoshi. Winning is optional to style.

[@FreddyDaleginds]

I started playing tekken also with yoshi, and every time I encounter a mirror matche I see how wildly different everyone can play him, almost infinite possibilities

[@ericoriosen]

I want to play Tekken now idkw huh

[@murlusik907]

Thank you.

[@stephanrhodes4227]

Lethal league is a 2D smash brother style game (Smash brother is 3D or 2.5D whatever) while For honor is a battle royal game

[@ricardofunes9407]

The video is pretty nice! The pacing is kind of slow though, so i would advise for transitions and the space between talk pauses to be shorter. I know when you are editing it feels fast, but i felt like this video could have had a time of 10:30 or something like that. Have a good day! edit:(i already play tekken, you don't have to ask :P)

[@MysteriousLoppan]

Please don't. The trend of most videos having a non-stop flow of words without any break whatsoever is just so bad. You're doing great as it is Zug!

[@ricardofunes9407]

@@MysteriousLoppan There is a balance, those trending videos you mean aren't a good example either.

[@Micha-Hil]

Core-Zug Gaming

[@poloinsane9481]

smash blocking simplified ?? Lol my fingers beg to differ after finally getting good enough to tilt my shield forward on a marth neutral b as to not get shield poked. great video tho

[@DJ_microwave]

Your Twitter brought me here... Aight I'm sub

[@syedgouhar1790]

Ain't Nothin Like Funky Beat

[@123Baxter321]

That subliminal message at 12:20 hahah

[@ryujinivce142]

Nice

[@greatestgamer00]

Dude this is what I say all the time. Perfectly emcampsulated

[@thisisthewest7912]

Down under "core-a gaming"

[@DeashotDaiquiri]

Zug zug

[@Hugocathy]

happy FRIDAY my friend your video is awesome. Stay connected with me yeah. Have a great day.

[@Sgttv]

9:10 please share this juicy background Techno with us ;)

[@glorytojager4186]

I have no idea who you are but this video just popped in my recommended so, hi! :)

[@lapis3965]

I like fighting games because they offer a level of depth and expression I can't really get in any other medium. Take BlazBlue Central Fiction for instance. since that game is arguably just as complex as Guilty Gear XRD Revelator, with the game like Revelator having legacy skill, meaning if you haven't stuck with the game since the original back in 2008 you have a MASSIVE hill to climb in learning frame data for each character's normals, gatlings, and overall mobility options that can be used on offense and neutral. Then there are the game's plentiful system mechanics, such as having a half a dozen options on defense that you need to master such as having four ways to block based on specific scenarios for example, and the game having a multitude of wake up options with each having a specific use, and that's not even going into the Drive mechanic, which is a unique action for each character, which there are OVER 35 of, which MOST of the cast plays VASTLY DIFFERENT from each other. Mainline BlazBlue games were HUGE in japan, with it being popular in many Japanese arcades, and as Obama stated in a podcast with Blasted Salami that the series had at one point been up there even with the almighty Tekken in terms of popularity. With many veterans like Dogura ( who is one of the best players in Guilty Gear who uses Slayer) and Fenrich ( who is arguably the best BB player, and currently one the best in DBFZ) representing the series for a long time . Sadly, The series just never took off over here in the west. However, the lack of popularity nationwide doesn't equate to the game's quality.The fact that is arguably the most unique AND complex 2D fighter on the market, but isn't talked about hardly at all in the west was always baffling to me. Especially when I read comments, and watch videos of people in the FGC complaining about how boring fighting games have gotten recently, or how easy it has become and yet will refuse to give the game a try. Thankfully, that seems to be changing, for instance Lord Knight, a tournament player who plays a variety of different fighting games recently made a fighting game tier list and put BBCF near the top, as well as popular Guilty Gear content creators like Obama saying on a podcast that BBCF is arguably just as hard as GG. For those who want to see high level game play in order to get a grasp of how hype this game can potentially be for you, I'd recommend a video titled "BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Grand Finals - Evo 2014" on youtube, and while the game represented there is not Central Fiction, I think it works, since Central Fiction is more of an evolution of Chrono Phantasma any way. Other channel's include "Burst Recap" and "Jourdal" for more high level Japanese play. Finally, BB TAG and mainline BlazBlue games are two SEPARATE things all together, with BBTAG having it's own set of rules with the system mechanics, and SIMPLIFYING ALL of the characters. It's for these reasons that you can't approach "BlazBlue Central Fiction" in the same way that you would BBTAG.

[@beantowncrocodile8327]

1:30 fatal fury would have some words for you here, if it wasn't busy being dead for 2 decades

[@murlusik907]

Always thought that FGames are games which have fighting as their primal, basic mechanic, even if it's God of War, for example. Looks like I have something to think about.

[@MAxAMILLIoN757]

What game is at 4:15

[@hebertcostadonascimento4835]

It's a free, it's on PC and ps4, bit i dont remember the name

[@MAxAMILLIoN757]

@@hebertcostadonascimento4835 fantasy strike

[@morriganrenfield8240]

Who didn't know what a fighting game is? God of war? Lmao.

[@gilgameszh]

Smash isnt a fighting game

[@MoldMonkey93]

Nope.

[@nairbgolden2008]

It is

[@altokia2724]

Its a platform fighter. Imo, those are fighting games. Though, the smash community ain't part of the fgc.

[@Phoenix-pb4sm]

Tekken's juggle system IS a combo system You're really splitting hairs by calling it anything else since many other FGs also have movements and combos where you aren't quickly linking attacks like DBFZ's heavy attacks and SFV's crush counter as well as stuns

[@zKnifedx]

yikes

[@RhythmLP]

hey alright

[@bastinelli443]

Typical red name