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How to Build Combos in Dragon Ball FighterZ
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 20. 03. 2018
- How to Build Combos in Dragon Ball FighterZ. Welcome to our first episode of TutorialZ, where we teach you some tips and tricks to play Dragon Ball FighterZ. Today's subject is building combos.
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Voiced by Luis "Globku" Martins
Edited by Gilberto "EienRinnegan" Dias
Thumbnail by Nancy Teeple
Music by Epidemic Sound www.epidemicsou...
Just got the game a few days ago, I can tell already I'm gonna be spending a lot of time watching these videos
Progress update?
Agent MooseMan lmao heâs the world fucking champion đ
Same
How do you feel now that its been 2 years
@@averagea1299what.
7:35 That melody to learn combos is interesting training. I like it.
8:01 is the true timing js
I mean, yeh, but he starts explaining then. You kinda need the context first.
Doesn't work for me I just learn combos the normal way.
my teacher once said: if u cant dance u cant fight. :) im sure he meant the footwork not the music beats inside ur head. but it worked.
Miciso why did narancia die then
This man really just tried to teach me combo timing with Ed Edd N Eddy sound effects
But it worked
When you do a universal overhead (6M), that is NOT considered an aerial attack. 2H will NOT counter it. The game considers 6M to be a "grounded" attack.
Shout-outs to @Rooflemonger for this info.
Interesting. Always learning stuff :)
Whats a (6M) ? Srry im new at fighting games :)
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Annotations to be read in Player 1 position.
Jelly Boy the numbers are a reference to your number pad (direction) so 4 would be left. 6 would be forward. 8 would be jump. 2 would be down and 5 would be neutral. Just a basic coverage over it.
So 6m would stand for forward medium
Jelly Boy Forward Medium
This guy looks like if you took his glasses off his nose would come with it
I fucking love it when people express all the weird and secondary things a human bring thinks off while focusing that should be it's primary subject
HahahHhahah
@@MrMandeepthebest1 You sound like you were roasted like that once
dude I'm in tears over heređ€Ł
i can't unsee it now
doing a combo after a vanish! I want to know how to time it
Legendary SSJ right after
heavy
Good topic idea, for sure
As soon as u hit ground after fanish hit just dash and do a down mid or normal mid into jump cancel, but if you want to extend that more u are gonna have to use assists or some other crazy shit
Depends on your positioning, thatâs something that will take some time in practice mode if you want to master it. For the most part, if youâre close to the ground you can catch your opponent just before they hit the ground with a D.medium, but if theyâre further up in the air you will probably have to jump into a standard aerial combo, and high up in the air, like if you vanished after a D.heavy, well, that depends on what character youâre using.
If tried trust me itâs hard
The sound effects between light, medium and heavy with the jump cancel is super effective to the mind. You are a great creator of content and just earned a new sub đ€
Maybe talk about general Neutral play. Talking about how to do effective Block strings and Frame Trapping the opponent in order to mix them up. Using the vanish attack effectively to trap the opponent and such is also a good mention. Also, making good use of movement is essential and blocking and Z reflecting for optimal defense. Neutral play could be a video in itself.
stop reading my mind
TGN Anime ok
Top 10 Krillin Skins I'd like to see in FighterZ
1. Police Man
2. Baby
3. Namek
4. Long Hair Buu Arc
5. Dragon Ball Super Short Hair
6. Swimsuit Krillin
7. Krillin's Ashes from Namek
8. Krillin in Piccolo's Clothes (Broly's Second Coming)
9. Krillin (But all of his attacks involve throwing rocks)
10. Krillin (But Maron comes out for a 7 ki super and out-cutes the opponent into just quitting).
Krillins ashes had me dead đđ. His super meter move is throwing an ashtray. His ultimate move is throwing a Jew.
You forgot taco shirt krillin
Thanks Globku this really helps.I really like the idea of tutorials!
Giorgos Iacovou *TutorialZ
Yes. Sorry
This helped because I've watched a lot of videos, but didn't know how to start some combos without the low medium. Now I see you have to open them up first with any attack (although overheads from the ground are character specific I hear), and then launch them. Spent too much time always trying for the low medium.Thanks for this video tying the knot for me.
Hey man been watching you vids and practicing. Gotten 100 times better. Thank you sir. My friends are about to be destroyed
I feel there are many buttons and skills that are safe to do and not get punish, i'd like a video about how to stop being pressured and how to act against 50/50's.
Didn't know the down heavy made u invincible against aerial attacks, helps me a lot!
Fun fact: DBS Broly is fantastic for tag out combos with his light autocombo. Even with no meter, tagging into another fighter will net you a full bar of meter.
At 3 minutes in, youâre already explaining things that 10+ hours of watching other channels hasnât taught me. Consider me subscribed
Best intro to combos on the web. Game is super popular still and will continue to be. I expect big DLC in 2019
holy shit.... that melody method is beautiful. I would have never thought to apply button presses that way.
Right before you said people were asking about the timing...I was about to look that up! so amazing! here in 2021!!
The sound to button was very helpful
That part with the sound effects in the combos is game changing, your right more fighting games should do that, but I think your the first youtuber I've seen do it and it makes the explanation 1000x better, I really appreciate it!
Good stuff. I haven't had much time to play this game but the amount of fighterz videos I've watched I've literally practiced these in my sleep haha.
am i too old for this if even the "basic" combo sounds so tough and complex for me to practice?
Daniel Feyghin this is not hard
Daniel Feyghin keep practicing
Break it into pieces when practicing
When he said "basic combo" he wasn't talking bout the difficulty. In this case it means the combo you are going to build off of and extend depending on the situation and your meter/spark. AKA your bread and butter combo.
Even 2 years later this video is super relevant! +1 like
Not just blocking, but I'd also love to see a video on overall defense, when to deflect, when to guard-cancel change or whatever it was called (because as I've experienced and have heard confirmed from Maximillian Dood, the other character coming in can get beaten out by something as weak as a jab, so that feels like a waste of bar to me). Also I'd like to see a proper way to stagger normal moves to keep the enemy in blockstun and keep them from mashing the button to get a free combo.
your videos are still helping a lot of people like me. Thank you man :)
You were the reason why i play dbfz since today thanks man
A video about dealing with pressure would be a good ideia. How to apply it correctly and how to get out? That kinda of thing
Where do characters fit best in teams and for what styles of play? Can you do a video on that, or just team-building in general?
Man, Iâve been looking how to do this cancel in the air for a while now and some other folks that made videos replied like I was crazy for not knowing. Thank you for showing this.
One of the best tutorials i seen so far for this game.
You my Sir I very much appreciated. I still practice here and there and need these so I can improve.
Best dbzfighterz combo guide I've ever watched. Thanks man.
Dustin Archer too bad he quit this channel but he has a new channel
I love these dbfz videos
this is the tutorial that helped me the most hands down, thanks man!
Excellent video TGN Anime. Keep'em coming!
Got into this game during the quarentine! Man Great video!! Learned a lot. It would also be of great help if you could list the moves. For example, what moves or you doing after the first cancel jump? Is confusing knowing the moves after the first jump cancel.
Either way, New Fan here đȘđŸ
Thanks for the content. I consider myself a pretty decent gamer, however, my 5 year old is an absolute beast in this game. With your tips I will make him weep child tears, thanks for this!
I watched tons of video on the subject you really explain it better than anyone help a lot thx
Best controllers to use, tips with the half circle turns. Only been playing 4 days and the quarter circles are not consistent. Blocking tips, how to get better. Animations and sounds that happen before certain supers/mechanics. Also popular combos with every charecter.
Thank you man your video really helped a lot!!
Great idea Globku, thanks! Look forward to the more intermediate tutorials. I think block strings are something I struggle with the most.
You are the best man, I love this game but the combo system is kinda hard. You really break things for me to finally understand it. Thank you and keep up the good work !
Do you use the D-pad or the analog stick for direction inputs?
Holy sh#t this was soooo helpful!!! I had been noticing that some combos could oddly enough be extended longer, but i just chalked it up to a glich that was done with certain characters. I will definitly watch this several times!!
2:17 there you have it folks if you didnât hear it the first time pls rewind, stop MASHING!!! Thank you Globku for saying this bc between the online netcode fluctuations and these X mashers like this is ninja storm I jus canât I would be a God of Destruction already or higher...unfortunately Iâm only on Xbox right now my name is IAM8669 I take all challengers and I promise you you wonât beat me without mashing!! Anyways thank you again Globku for this video I hope a lot of ppl in the community see this and learn a new perspective on how to properly play a fighting game!
Thanks for this. Iâm back to playing console games again for the first time in 7 years because of this game. Iâm not sure a lot of times how to start combos. Guides assume you been playing games for awhile. I get loss very quickly this helps a lot as to show what things like jump cancel means. Keep stuff like this up please
THIS TAUGHT ME SO MUCH, I HOPE YOURE STILL ADDING TO THIS PLAYLIST
Good stuff man, I just picked this game up about a week ago and this showed me a few things I didnât know were possible in this game. đđŒ
yo I wanna thank you for teachin me how to really build combos THOUGHT I was all good but online kept seeing it happen to me I been practicing all morning đđđ appreciate this fr.!
Man! even though I know most of this stuff, this was a great video. Solid idea for a serious!
Thanks, man. Looking forward to more of this series.
I'll keep this video in my watch later playlist for when i'm going to buy this game
Loved this, you should continue this format
Loved the video and series idea, you are awesome! Guys like you within the games I'm playing (also watch Dood xD) are a divine grace to the community (for the lack of a better compliment) Once again, nice video
I finally learned how to deal with blockers, good stuff man
This is the best video explicaciĂłn for combos. Thanks!
Great video. DBFZ is up there as my favorite fighting games. T7 being first while DBFZ number two. Nice tips Iâll take into consideration.
I'm new to this game and def appreciate this tutorial. Subbed and looking for more from you!
Does the imput have to be: jump.....attack or can it be: jump+attack (like side by side)
Depends when u want the attack to come out
Hey Globku đŹ just a recent subscriber but loving the content and the effort of growing the communities skill in Fighterz âșïž
I would love to learn more about neutral as I'm new to fighting games. I understand that neutral play is hard to grasp because it is different in many circumstances with (connection and different play styles/ characters) but I'm looking forward to your coverage on it :) if you do â€ïž cheers for amazing content :) :)
Just some tips that apply to every fighting game that might help!: Neutral as you may know is when both characters have no inputs on the screen and they are both on the ground, so its the old west standoff cliche!
-When in neutral the first goal is #1. move into attacking range, obviously you cant do anything unless you are in range to use your attacks, in games like super smash bros you can imagine bubbles around your character of their attack distance at anytime, in 2d fighters like this its more move specific ranges (like kid buus medium vs his down heavy), so neutral becomes a game of reading what your opponent will do while moving into range to do your moves.
-So what should I do? (firstoff) DONT HOMING DASH, I know its tempting, I know it works occasionally, but unless you are A very close, or B mixing up what side you are on, it can be punished very easily, and because of that should be used as a mix up option, not a way to get out of neutral
-move in cautiously, use double forward (or forward plus homing dash) to do that air dash forward to quickly close distance (or bait them in by dashing backwards for a punish when they throw out an attack)
-Now that you are in attacking range or attempting to punish whats important is knowing your characters moves, and using assists to cover up weak spots. This is known as pressuring, its when you force your opponent to guard your attacks, putting him in 'block/shield stun' meaning he is unable to use a move against you, and you try to open up his guard doing lows and overheads, or by using a dragon rush or command grab (some characters can mix up what side they are on and that gives even more options)
-It's at this point you go down the frame data rabbit hole where every move has a set amount of activation time, active hit box time, and time before they can perform another move
Ranting cause Im bored, but hope it helps
No bro Love your detailed description man
Anytime!
Hey, so I am new to Dragonball fighterz and to the fighting game community in general and out of all the different types games I played ,fighting games are the hardest... Its frustrating to not know how to even do the basics in these game because I Really like dbfz but can't do proper combos... My question is how didi you guys become good at fighting games and how much time did it take? I am really determined to start playing fighting games to a decent lvl specially dragon ball fighterz.
Oussama Darkaoui tbh, my first fighting game was mortal kombat 10 and i got pretty good at it in a couple if weeks, for this game, i became pretty good after about a week so really you just have to spend alot of time in training practicing different combos and different things you can put together. Also, watching people play when you finally understand how the game works, will help you tons aswell cause youâll see what they do in certain situations and you can apply it to your playstyle
It will take a bit of time, but that's natural, because what you're trying to do is way harder than the vast majority of single-player games and requires a lot of practice, seeking out and understanding new information and letting that new information inform your gameplay, etc.
Don't fall into the trap of only practicing combos. You need to focus on other stuff, too, like developing good mix-ups and understanding neutral and stuff like that.
Just keep practicing combos. Practice practice practice. And watching these types of videos will help a lot. Don't get discouraged when you lose, just keep practicing. Losing is frustrating, but it's part of the process of learning.
How am I supposed to get the second 2H to connect in the air after the smash? Whenever I get it to hit it always sends my opponent too high in the air for me to continue the combo. Any advice would be appreciated.
Make sure u input the jump as u heavy then spam light to get up to the enemy
Entruh thanks! was having the same problem. finally got it to work
@@kenjimisaki6666 no problem man happy to help
Liked for the thumbnail
Ik this comment is 2 years behind but u video rlly helped me about jump canceling tysm
3:08
Gohan: not if I have anything to say about it
Do u use the stick for movement or the arrow keys
I tried to do this in training mode and it was all fine until i got destroyed on online matches haha
great video! much love!
I would love to know how some people can come up with some crazy combos. Like, how to even understand the game enough to know when to shoot a ki blast in some situations for extensions or any other moves that aren't conventional moves to combo with. Pretty much, how to create combos instead of copying x).
YAASS! Personally I would like for a video about vanish+wall bounce combo extension. Idk but for me is so damn hard to do it, too late and your low medium hits nothing because the enemy is recovering from the ground, too soon and it hits the air.
same, my problem are the dashes. I just can't find a video on the timing of it.
the spot where you record youÂŽre videos is clean af
:D
Great video, Globku. I have a suggestion: Make sure to go over exactly what a cancel is and how frames work. For the longest time I didn't know what a "cancel" was and how fundamental that knowledge is when learning a fighting game. It might seem advanced but I think it's something people need know right away so they know how they're doing what they're doing. It's the difference between knowing how to boil an egg vs. knowing *how* an egg boils, if that makes sense.
That makes sense. But I did explain what a jump cancel is for instance. "You cancel the attack animation into a jump". So taking that, canceling a special into a super is pretty self explanatory. I don't know, I feel like I talked about it during this video
Now look at that. For years I wanted to learn DBFZ. Greatest fighter game in my opinion. I paid mad money for the ultimate edition and then played it like 3 times. A simple fucking "Natural progression L>M>H" NEVER EVER anyone mentioned in their fucking guides. That is already SO damn helpful.
This entire video already helped me more than the other 20 videos I'ver watched over the years.
I got to about SS in ranked with auto-combos, didn't have any clue about manual combos until I started getting my ass kicked by combos I didn't know how to do (also I don't have a lot of time in arcade fighters like this). I'm playing on xb1 and the controller I had at the time when I bought the game the up on my dpad was pretty broken, wouldn't register on like 70% of my presses. So my 55 hours that I have in FighterZ are using the joystick, been practicing with the dpad and the problem I'm having is a little weird. I can do jump cancels decently well with the dpad and I can pull off instant air dashs but I have serious problems doing any of the "quarter circle" moves, while with the joystick I can't do jump cancels very well and my dashes are much slower but I can nail abilities during auto combos no problem. Oh almost forgot to mention I have gotten a new controller with a fully functional dpad.
Basically I'm trying to figure out if I should switch to dpad permanently and learn it, or stick with the joystick and practice the manual combos which is also much more comfortable on my hand since the dpad on xb1 seems uncomfortable for me to use for any extended amount of time. As I am right now I'm doing some weird hybrid of starting manual combos with the dpad and switching to joystick at the point I'm going to finish with a super of some sort but it seems too slow
What did you end up figuring out? Did you switch to dpad or you rode it out on joystick?
Thanks this really helped me đ
Yes more more more more videos. I love these series already
Hey TGN Dunno if you already spoke on this but I am a pretty decent player on Steam and I wanted you to talk about the importance of reflect. There are so many times where I have someone in the corner and they can escape the pressure via reflect but they will choke and just wait til I mess up which isn't the way to go. Also the importance of 5H, after a reflect, a pretty sizeable chunk of the roster can punish button mashers after a reflect with 5H if they don't have a stubby 5H, that is.
The Adult Gohan Loop is the bane of my existence right now.
Just thanks for this video. Very nice content, Good Job!
This video bro.... I'm s rank nowđđđđ thank you senpaiiiiiiio
I do have a question (kinda newbie here) If you break neutral with anything but a launcher, is it more optimal to do ground jump cancel -> air hits -> launcher -> rush -> air hits -> second launcher -> jump cancel -> finisher over jump cancelling and hitting again before first launcher? Maybe special attacks follow ups are different depending on chars as first string goes higher (and cannot land and special if you don't have an aerial one)? Thanks btw nice video!
Dude this was so helpful, thank you.
Thanks so much for your videos. sooo helpful!!!
Thanx for the tutorial u just gained a new sub....im new to the game
Great video. Didn't realise some of this stuff. đ
Hey Globku, not sure if you know this (haven't got to watch the full video yet so i'm not sure if you know this). But Tien has a specific continuation to that basic combo, it goes like this:
2M, 5M, jL, M 2H (Launcher), H+S, L, M, 2H, jL, L, 2H, Volleyball Fist M
So instead of ending it with an H, you can get a bit more damage by doing another aerial 2H and cancelling it into Medium Volleyball Fist, and you still get the hard knockdown.
He knows. But he didnât do it or mention it to keep it simple for new players watching this.
I actually did it in the video though...
TGN Anime Sorry, didn't watch the full video. Just wanted to help since that combo is a lifesaver.
This is awesome, Thnx Glob
I liked the video great information but can you make a short video on how to bring in another character to do their super after you knock them down with the character you initially had in during the combo. I would be much appreciative if so bro.
Iâve learned TODâs without searching them up. I did my first Jump cancel combo on my own and I want to keep building my own combos
You should talk about how to properly move around in a fight as I see so many people spamming charge which is easily punishable
thank you for the video. Great one !
Thank you so much! This was very helpful, but if you can teach how to do a combo with gotenks that would be awsome!
Great vid, keep them coming
I forgot how to do this. Thnx
Omg thank u Globku this helps allot.
Yo could do a video about how to lean watching someone. I watch some matches but I dont really learn a lot. Maybe you can help there ^^
Its really a difficult thing to make a video on really. He can point out different buttons that are being pressed, but the situations should provide some kind of learning on their own.
For instance, i learn blockstrings with watching videos. Which moves are best to use and what order and when to fake out and such.
If you watch someone who is WAY BETTER than you, you won't learn a lot because you don't understand what's happening. Ideally you watch players who are slightly better, and improve yourself that way. You'll understand what's happening in videos as you get better, no need for me to make a video on it :)
Thank you for the answer ^^ I'll try that way ( pd: o got noticed by Globku senpai O.o xD )
The sound for the heavy atk is funny af 7:40
Great analysis!
Great advice!
Thank you for actually explaining things
Thanks man i really appreciate this video. I sup the vanish combo request.
Amazing video man!