What FRAME DATA means and WHEN DOES IT MATTER | Dragon Ball FighterZ

[@Conkave4]

This is what a lot of "beginner" DBFZ videos are lacking and i think it's so important. thanks for making this!

[@JohnGlow2]

Frame data matters when youre playing Gogeta and you decide to give up your turn every time you choose to hit a button

[@MageLikeTrunks]

Thank you for this LK. As someone who is just now getting into dbfz, these type of informative tutorials save me a lot of time in the lab and helps comprehend the game a lot smoother.

[@sillybilly1068]

The dedication coming into these vids is very admirable. Informative vid, thanks LK.

[@Scrubtile]

Hey LK, I really appreciate a vet like yourself going into frame data and other common fighting game situations in your vids. I've always been a fighting game fan, but I've never felt confident in my gameplay. Since watching you, I've went from a Super Saiyan Rose rank to a God of Destruction rank. I've learned a lot. Yourself and Knowkami have done a lot to help me grow as a player. Thank you.

[@LordKnightfgc]

🙏

[@kkblaze312]

Confirmed a debunked some slight misconceptions i had, and i guessed most of this stuff from being in the lab but hearing it defined so clearly makes it more assuring.

[@notkyle6969]

Could you possiby go over assist line ups? What makes a good assist line up and when you should run assists that are really good combo extenders vs neutral assists?

[@0oDanngaro0]

This general take on frame data is great, excellent for beginners and it helped me out a lot. Thanks!

[@SupersonicAria]

Little known fact, Beerus’ 236H is +5 when you hold down after input. And since his 5M is 10f, he can challenge with that and still beat out jabs.

[@NotDreamBuilder]

We need more in deep videos like this!

[@JawsFG_]

5:30 for everyone who's wondering, why LK also referes a Lariat as "Larry", that's actually my fault: On Lotus Asakura's Terminology video I asked what a Lariat is. But I always understood it as "Larry". Yeah my English is on Khabib's level xD

[@ricardofernandes9626]

I was worried I wouldn't be able to follow this, but it helped a bunch! Now I can look at the numbers in training mode with more confidence lol

[@Goose_won]

Good stuff LK, excellent video.

[@deanblue5077]

This video is great the insight you give is priceless thanks LK

[@TheSeventhChild]

The additional frames after landing in blockstun has answered so many questions

[@d3mig0dxpr43]

Thanks LK That Helped A lot ..

[@dinogee]

This was so helpful, thank you!

[@justicestyles]

Yes I’ve always needed to know this ... nobody could explain it to me

[@invictus.4356]

LK stay making these good ass videos

[@Quest4Tube]

Thanks

[@luigiaurilio4786]

OMG I've always thought that the value in parenthesis was the blockstun and the other one the hit stun 😳. The game should give an explanation to players.

[@isahn_joseph]

I thought that this Game's play style was about: who mash faster wins, because when I try to jab after a banish attack, the opponent's jab is always faster than mine (counter attack) but when my opponent does a banish attack he can connect a jab and start over the blockstring sequence. This really piss me off. Also when I do a HARDKNOCK DOWN attack the opponent doesn't defend itself he just get up and start to mash. It is supposed to be at a "disadvantage" but mashing buttons doesn't care about advantage. I hate this game.

[@tonyferguson7741]

When looking at frame advantage, what is the difference between the number and the number in parenthesis?

[@tonyferguson7741]

Never mind. I just needed to open my ears and listen. Great video LK I appreciate your work

[@moncala7787]

Why is it that some characters, like Adult Gohan, can be plus with their 6M at certain ranges?

[@kelkapel]

From my understanding, if your 6M is spaced far enough it can hit the opponent later into it's active frames which allows you to recover faster than your opponent

[@zonkrt3463]

@@kelkapel this is correct. A.Gohan has a very long hitbox on his 6M, so he's able to hit very late in his animation

[@greatsongs3497]

@@kelkapel Kid buu can do this to and be plus 3

[@playharderscrub]

6M online is always plus for the person doing it and also I wish when u block a vanish you would be plus, there is no point in blocking it just to be put into another block string. Maybe this is just a me thing

[@TVEDJS14999]

Imo that vanish idea is horrible

[@yuisyu8937]

There are options u can do after vanish tho. Backdash, reflect, are rps options u could do after vanish.

[@playharderscrub]

Isaiah San Jose ya but the people I play don’t have the best connection all the time and in 6 -12 frames of delay blocking or taking the hit seems to be my only option sadly:(

[@zonkrt3463]

@@playharderscrub there's only so much you can do in the game if you have 6-12 frames of delay in every match. Id recommend getting a powerline adapter (you can find them on Amazon). It's not a perfect solution but it's cheap and it helps a lot if it's not possible to upgrade your internet or move closer to your router.

[@Dissonant-Clash]

Threed, Free at Last

[@OnmyoKrow]

I miss Gilbert Gottfried ngl

[@itsyaboi1245]

Holy shit thats a lot of spam in the comments lol

[@noelsegura6131]

Jesus loves yall, He died on that cross to take our punishment:)💕

[@paz8723]

Frame Data doesn't matter in a tag game.

[@ossessionw]

that's... just dumb

[@paz8723]

@@ossessionw when everything cancels into a safe special, it doesnt matter

[@ossessionw]

@@paz8723 sooo does staggering not matter? you do know there also are unsafe specials right? you do know a lot of them are also interruptable right? so gogeta and super Broly have no downsides? bruh

[@flighteldgar]

frame data will always matter in a fighting game no matter what type of game it is. at the core of most of the defense in these fighting games, you're trying to block and wait for an unsafe move (which specials are btw) and then make moves to press forward. the best way to know when to do that is to know when moves are safe and unsafe which, guess what, requires you to know some amount of frame data.

[@LordKnightfgc]

Positive vibes, positive frames.