Thanks for all the tips. Any advice on how to deal with oppressive plus frame normals? My friend has taken to playing Seox; while some of my friends offense is very predictable (spaced jump that I have to get better at anti-airing), I'm a bit unsure how to deal with the universal overhead and grab mixups. My reaction time's not the best when I'm not anticipating something either.
Best thing to do is go lab it. Record the string your buddy likes to do and see how to deal with it. When he is straight up plus frames it becomes a 50/50 as to weather or not he will press and you will DP him out of it. (If you have a DP char) For dealing with Grab vs. UOH it's pretty ok to just block the UOH. It's negative on block so they either have to spend DP Parry to keep going or let you start your blockstring on them. Seox's jump H is really deep and hits at a good angle that avoids a lot of anti-airs so again, best thing to do is just record the dummy jumping at you and get comfortable with what ranges you can hit them out of it versus when you should play it safe and block. Good luck!
There's a very active competitive community on PC, but it's not exactly like Strive or Tekken where you can hit the ranked queue and get matches consistently.
I used to play Tekken 7 and Soul Calibur 6 a lot. Few days ago i bought GBVS cause i thought "why not try something else?" I pick Charlotta as my starter character and man, as soon as i get into the combo practice the input mechanic is just so different here You really need to put input at the right time and not just rely on button mashing like Tekken 7 combo and it really stressed me how difficult this game are Another dumb thing i did was buying Cagliostro dlc just because i love Trap and its even more difficult to do and understand. The Hell Her combo practice doesnt even tell you that you need to do it with technical inputs so that the cooldown of the skill is faster :(
The more you move between fighting games the more you'll notice that each one has their own kind of timing/rythym/strictness for inputs. The good news I have for you is that learning GBVS will make your fundamentals and execution stronger in the other games you play. Tekken combos, especially some of the stricter ones, will feel a lot easier to execute once you get used to links/cancel windows from GBVS,.
Love the content. Got pretty decent at other fighters but im spoiled on their approach methods now. Having to walk my opponents down is getting hard. These are helping though
about 2 or 3 years ago I watched your tsubaki guide when i first started bbcf and now I'll be passing this guide to my friend who's new to fighting games. Thanks for the guide
How do you do narmaya skybound art I can't do it I tried on d pad and I have 40-30% succes rate but the super skybound art is on a 10% or 20% succes rate and it realy hurts my thumb.
The trick is to start doing the motion earlier than you might think. Basically as soon as you press the button for the previous attack you are canceling from you can start the motion inputs. It's also totally fine to use the shortcut instead of doing both motions. Also worth remembering that SSBA only occurs when you're at low health. I certainly made that mistake a bunch of times early on thinking I could SSBA when I wasn't at the health requirement.
Any tips on knowing how to spot a counter hit? I don't have an enthusiastic announcer or colossal screen filling text saying COUNTER with massive camera shake - in GBVS it's like a tiny camera jiggle and a text popup on the side as far as I can tell (Unrelated but the ending clip was so good - lots of amazing stuff in this video like the chuunibyo clips LOL)
Ayyy glad someone appreciates all the Chuunibyo as much as I do :) Counter hits in GBVS are a little subtle but I guess after a while you just get used to the hitstop. As it is, none of your BnBs are CH reliant outside of Anti Airs and you can usually see if they're pressing a button they WILL be counterhit. It's something you do get a feel for as time goes on, but it's not as CRITICAL to know when a counter happens as it is in Strive for example.
Yo i want to ask u about buying this game,so currently they selling gbvs around 2 usd(in my region)cuz the summer sale..is it worth it?u know they about release the new game gbvs rising
>beginner >assumes everyone has at least 2 years of experience in other fighting games >writes on the screen a summoning spell 4.g.-hi5yuj.dhfk-t or something like that Every beginner friendly guide on youtube. Thanks no thanks.
Did you watch THIS video or are you talking about something else I've made? If you're not familiar with numpad notation the explanation is over here albeit with Guilty Gear examples: www.dustloop.com/wiki/index.php/Notation
Keep up the good work! This content is just what this game needs right now, you're a hero
Blocking is op) as the first clip is of a character with multiple unblockables
I just purchased the game today in Steam, hopefully I can learn this game. Thank you for this guide!
aaand you have to rebuy it
Thanks for all the tips.
Any advice on how to deal with oppressive plus frame normals? My friend has taken to playing Seox; while some of my friends offense is very predictable (spaced jump that I have to get better at anti-airing), I'm a bit unsure how to deal with the universal overhead and grab mixups. My reaction time's not the best when I'm not anticipating something either.
Best thing to do is go lab it. Record the string your buddy likes to do and see how to deal with it.
When he is straight up plus frames it becomes a 50/50 as to weather or not he will press and you will DP him out of it. (If you have a DP char)
For dealing with Grab vs. UOH it's pretty ok to just block the UOH. It's negative on block so they either have to spend DP Parry to keep going or let you start your blockstring on them.
Seox's jump H is really deep and hits at a good angle that avoids a lot of anti-airs so again, best thing to do is just record the dummy jumping at you and get comfortable with what ranges you can hit them out of it versus when you should play it safe and block.
Good luck!
" How to pick your main " or some kind of character overview would be amazing ! Loved the video ! Ty :D
"Learn to anti-air reliably."
Me, a Ferry main whose H DP is on cooldown: "Haha, I'm in danger!"
Are there still people playing Granblue Versus online?
There's a very active competitive community on PC, but it's not exactly like Strive or Tekken where you can hit the ranked queue and get matches consistently.
I used to play Tekken 7 and Soul Calibur 6 a lot. Few days ago i bought GBVS cause i thought "why not try something else?"
I pick Charlotta as my starter character and man, as soon as i get into the combo practice the input mechanic is just so different here
You really need to put input at the right time and not just rely on button mashing like Tekken 7 combo and it really stressed me how difficult this game are
Another dumb thing i did was buying Cagliostro dlc just because i love Trap and its even more difficult to do and understand. The Hell Her combo practice doesnt even tell you that you need to do it with technical inputs so that the cooldown of the skill is faster :(
The more you move between fighting games the more you'll notice that each one has their own kind of timing/rythym/strictness for inputs.
The good news I have for you is that learning GBVS will make your fundamentals and execution stronger in the other games you play. Tekken combos, especially some of the stricter ones, will feel a lot easier to execute once you get used to links/cancel windows from GBVS,.
Love the content. Got pretty decent at other fighters but im spoiled on their approach methods now. Having to walk my opponents down is getting hard. These are helping though
just got back into this game, this was clutch thanks!
Hype! Thanks for the help. Learning how to cook for Rising!
I got this game as a gift for my birthday, and i come from playing dragon ball fighterz. The 1st Tip is so hard to me XD
about 2 or 3 years ago I watched your tsubaki guide when i first started bbcf and now I'll be passing this guide to my friend who's new to fighting games. Thanks for the guide
How do you do narmaya skybound art I can't do it I tried on d pad and I have 40-30% succes rate but the super skybound art is on a 10% or 20% succes rate and it realy hurts my thumb.
The trick is to start doing the motion earlier than you might think. Basically as soon as you press the button for the previous attack you are canceling from you can start the motion inputs.
It's also totally fine to use the shortcut instead of doing both motions.
Also worth remembering that SSBA only occurs when you're at low health. I certainly made that mistake a bunch of times early on thinking I could SSBA when I wasn't at the health requirement.
ggstrive is 100x easier thn granblue tbh
Thank you for the video!
Any tips on knowing how to spot a counter hit? I don't have an enthusiastic announcer or colossal screen filling text saying COUNTER with massive camera shake - in GBVS it's like a tiny camera jiggle and a text popup on the side as far as I can tell
(Unrelated but the ending clip was so good - lots of amazing stuff in this video like the chuunibyo clips LOL)
Ayyy glad someone appreciates all the Chuunibyo as much as I do :)
Counter hits in GBVS are a little subtle but I guess after a while you just get used to the hitstop. As it is, none of your BnBs are CH reliant outside of Anti Airs and you can usually see if they're pressing a button they WILL be counterhit.
It's something you do get a feel for as time goes on, but it's not as CRITICAL to know when a counter happens as it is in Strive for example.
@@raidhyn Thank you! I can keep my focus on the game then and keep an eye out for the hitstop, all in due time
I love Granblue and your content ❤️
This content is amazingly helpful. Keep it up please.
Thanks for the tips! Easy to understand!
Btw does this game has easy mode against computer? I rarely gaming so i don't plan to buy gamepad 😅
Yeah it has difficulty levels, a full on RPG mode like a side scrolling beat em up/gacha, and you can play it just fine on keyboard. :)
@@raidhyn Thanks for confirming this!
Yo i want to ask u about buying this game,so currently they selling gbvs around 2 usd(in my region)cuz the summer sale..is it worth it?u know they about release the new game gbvs rising
Yeah all the characters in GBVS are going to carry over to Rising. So it'd be a great way to get comfy on the game before rising comes out.
@@raidhyn how about online matchmaking in gbvs?is it laggy or lack of player to play with?
@abednego6689 yep its both those things. Wait for rising or join the GBVS NA PC discord if you want online.
Question: buttons layouts on stick for this game? Seems a game for pads =/
I use
L M H Block
U S - -
Hitbox is really popular for this game as is stick.
@@raidhyn TY. S = button to use special moves with no inputs?
@@fabiofreitas1393 yep!
>beginner
>assumes everyone has at least 2 years of experience in other fighting games
>writes on the screen a summoning spell 4.g.-hi5yuj.dhfk-t or something like that
Every beginner friendly guide on youtube. Thanks no thanks.
Did you watch THIS video or are you talking about something else I've made?
If you're not familiar with numpad notation the explanation is over here albeit with Guilty Gear examples: www.dustloop.com/wiki/index.php/Notation
are you mad at him cause you’re inexperienced and refuse to learn simple notations?