You know for sure, someone is gonna drop a game winning combo with him, and someone in the comments is gonna be like "if he full ordered and got spell x instead of spell y he could have done combo z and killed 🤓"
I expect early on release it will be a bunch of them since no one knows what any of the projectile actually does so you can just randomly use it. But after that only a select few determined enough to memorise all optimal combination of spells can excel with him…at least I hope that’s the case
Old Strive discourse: [Insert top tier] is really problematic to the competitive scene New Strive discourse: Pot of Greed is really problematic to the competitive scene
This is definitely a character that will shake things up, I'd say Nagoriyuki and Happy chaos did it before and affected the way Arc sys balanced the game a lot (in a good way for the most part). Asuka might do it on a whole new level. He gives me a lot of hope for season 3.
As cool as Asuka is looking I don't think that many people will flock towards him, because the sheer amount of stuff you have to keep in mind to play him "optimally" is going to be a big headache, you have your mana, your decks (test subjects) your limited copies of cards (number of spells) and how many you have left for each deck, and not to mention memorizing at least what some of the spells do individually... juggling all those variables in the middle of battle will be quite overwhelming.
We aren't talking about how insane the meter gain is, and how lackluster the damaging super is. I think they're really trying to get us to be as aggro with spells as possible.
7:30 ABACABB, this code is for red blood on the Genesis version of Mortal Kombat 1, SNES never had "real" blood in it, only the Genesis version could, with said code. I'm surprised Kizzie knows it though!
i think a lot of people were complaining over the simplicity of strive,not me,but this character is finally gonna give them that complexity they strived for so badly
Yeah, at least here is the "on paper" complexity that a lot of doubters kept saying that Strive doesn't have. It already has this in its simpler characters like LK was saying in his Asuka video that a character like Baiken with simple tools still has a lot of complexity, and that the game still offers huge variety in situations(honestly, I don't think anyone above casual level would be playing the game if it didn't), but now with Asuka here's the complex moves, combinations, and crazy unique mechanics for the people who need it to be explicit.
@@gwen9939 i never understood any kind of hate surrounding strive,its objectively good and has proven so with so many newcomers feeling comfy with it.I'm a very casual player that loves fighting games and theres a difference in a game like this and DnF duel which to me personally didn't catch that charm (since it lacks motion inputs for example,just ruins the whole point of fighting games).The only players that hate strive are probably people that have nostalgia goggles stuck on them
@@dorkyshark2911 A lot of haters seem more obsessed with things that are often just arbitrary barriers of entry into a game. Sure, variable getup timings, unique gatlings, air teching, game defying character mechanics, etc., have value(and the last one is still decently present), but there's a trade-off in how much value it actually brings to a game vs the burden put on the player to learn them, and I think developers looked at past games and said "how can we create similar experiences without relying on mechanics we've added only to built complexity", or like, maintain a variety in interesting situations with less distinct systems to prop it up, and imo Strive is a masterclass on how to do that. Both when it came to gimmicky characters like Xrd Bedman and Jack-O that go from oppressive to being pure knowledge checks to necessitating learning system mechanics like just defend to get out of certain common situations, are examples of of designs that were maybe more of burden to learn without providing a big payoff in interesting things they would bring to the table. "On paper" they add complexity, but is the complexity interesting? The changes to IB and IBFD makes it so much more interesting, and both harder to utilize and with more interesting use-cases to explore, and how Bedman and Jack-O got changed similarly reflect that I feel. I think there's value in both ways of designing a game(and why going back to those is still interesting), but there's a different equally valid approach that I think Strive represents.
Ya all are so wrong it's crazy. No one complains about different wake up timings. What we complain about is gutted move lists, gatlings and slow airdash. Small movelists are bad for an obvious reason, new gatlings are bad because they limit the combo variety for no reason, while slow airdash is bad because moving around is not as intuitive and also because zoners exist
Idk if it makes sense, but the one problem/difficulty I could see Asura R# have is like what Hero has in Smash Bros Ultimate. Selecting spells or having to look away from your oppenement for a few seconds to be aware of what you have isn't best. Or yolo it and just throw what we got and hope it's good 🤔
Difference between hero and this guy is hero has to pull up a menu and you have to look at the menu and then either cancel it or scroll through and stand still while your scrolling to do it. With asuka he has 4 spells locked in and you shift between them. 3 different decks with a set of random spells that you lock in and you don’t have to go into a menu at all.
The chant into bookmark cancel makes it so that the risk is as minimal as possible. I don't think it'll be a big problem, especially once you get used to all of his spell cards and can tell what they are with just your peripheral vision
Of all people who reacted to the guide, Kizzie is the one who understood it the most on first impression, I had no idea how any of the moves work until I watched multiple reacts.
I think I will like playing Asuka more than HC. I'm also worried he will be like another HC in that the community will hate his zoning or the sheer amount of options he has even though they're individually simple and limited. I can't wait to see what pro players do with him because I think it will be wild when they put the puzzle pieces together and figure out some crazy combinations of spells. He's basically a stance zoner that plays like MTG and it sounds really cool. Like Hero from SSB + Platinum, Nine and Kokonoe from BB.
Seems like bookmarking a full spell is around 1 second, that is plenty of time, guessing the case 1 intended to you to draw at least 3 slot of the projectiles cube. Case 2 contain great stuff like the slow moving cube and automark but very unlikely one gonna get them before deck is 15 card thin. Id say the strat around asuka is to do basic combo around case 2 or case 3 until you get what you want and move on into case 1 to do the nasty combo
Seeing this makes me wish they'd go back and rework sauce into the old characters. I want Bridget's insane yoyo tricks and movement. I want Testament's traps. I wan Giovanna's pubby to do stuff independently and to give them a werewolf fusion install. I want streamlining to keep me from getting carpel tunnel when playing, not shy away from elaborate concepts.
I thought the same too until really paid attention, and yeah I don't think he's going to be that much like nine because of 3 details: You have a limited amount of spells in each deck (which you get randomly, unless actively working towards changing them to what you specifically need). You have a limited number of spells individually for each spell (like 3 of spell A and 2 of spell B) On top of it all you have to worry about the mana consumption, even if you don't memorize how much mana each spell costs you have to pay attention to avoid running too low. In general he's a very amazing concept, but I'm not sure that many people will gravitate towards in when compared to nine who had a few less things to juggle at the same time... also he ain't nearly as curvy 🤪
Cant wait to see people using the bookmark super and then follow up with a fixed 40 input chain to select the 4 spells for "the perfect combo", all in 3 secs of animation.
I feel like Asuka R# is gonna be what Happy Chaos was for Season 1 in the terms of "they can do WHAT?" Both characters have the energy to shake up the meta and make things interesting. He looks intimidating to pick up, but I'm excited to play him, I've waiting since I first started playing Strive halfway through Season 1!
Glad i watched this video cus I’m not gonna lie when I first seen the trailer for this dude my immediate thoughts were yea he looks cool but he looks like the type of character that makes my brain hurt trying to wrap my head around everything he can do. Watching this I feel like made it seem not so crazy, there’s still a lot you gotta think about but the basics of the character aren’t that complicated. You basically have 3 different decks you can switch too with random spells that you can bookmark to different slots it’s just about figuring out the optimal ways to use all that stuff to your advantage. I also like how there’s multiple ways to recover mana
Chrolo and Nine had a baby. Character looks insane to play but, he also look like he will be difficult to master. They basically added a Blaz Blue character to Strive.
I think this game is a little too fast for an RNG-based zoner to be top tier; the reason HC works is because of how consistent he is. He still looks fun to play though; can't wait to try him.
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To me, this character is The Hero from smash but on steroids. If pretty much every spell in his test cases is good, then yeah he's probably going to be insane, but otherwise I don't see him getting much high-tier play, relying on rng is not often a good plan and he seems to need a lot of it. But regardless he seems fun as all fuck so I'm gonna play the hell out of him
No one’s not going to talk about my man’s jays?!?! Dude is wearing a bath robe with jays…. While throwing neon legos and reading a book….. this dude is gas my guy.
It´s like Ángel in KOF. Loved by most people, only played by a few specialists but always a delight to see being used at high level because of the crazy BS these type of characters can pull off. Not every character should be like this, but I would say every game needs at least one.
@@ANIMEBOSS9000 i commend you if you are that guy lol, i know i wont be good with this character but i will try my hardest to at least be decent with him
There are restrictions on which spells he can special cancel, and they're probably not fast enough recovery to get a low or overhead out after unless you were already close enough that they could've mashed and hit you.
@@twopunchman9598 how do you know that? Looks like every spell can be cancelled into regen mana or bookmark and those should be cancelleable with dashing or buttons, maybe even jumping
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Bookmark(full order) is just the "hold up, let me cook" move
Yo thats a fire comment🤣 Forever how ima see it now
You know for sure, someone is gonna drop a game winning combo with him, and someone in the comments is gonna be like "if he full ordered and got spell x instead of spell y he could have done combo z and killed 🤓"
i hope you know im going to say that every single time i use it now
@@Rhapsdos they're gonna be like "never let bro cook again"
@@MBValentine perfect lol
It scares me that instead of being intimidated by him, a lot of y'all are getting excited 💀
This guy is going down as a war crime for sure
Well yeah people are excited. After over 20 years the main antagonist of the series is finally playable
Nah I bet it's going to be hard to get going
I'm just glad that Strive got a character that fits the old GG
Anybody who is Galaxy brained enough to play this character consistently well will have my respect. If they can't, happy pot busting
I expect early on release it will be a bunch of them since no one knows what any of the projectile actually does so you can just randomly use it. But after that only a select few determined enough to memorise all optimal combination of spells can excel with him…at least I hope that’s the case
I'm a (casual) Pot main who really wants to play Asuka. Honestly, I enjoy labbing more than PvP, so Asuka looks like a fun time.
@@NeverduskX Labing becomes very fun when you learn new things or discover new things. Or hell even doing combos you never thought you could do.
@@alexandersze49 yeah u really have to remember every spell he does if you even want to try to improve with him
Me? I'm going from playing pot to playing this guy. I'm gonna need a college diploma for this
Old Strive discourse: [Insert top tier] is really problematic to the competitive scene
New Strive discourse: Pot of Greed is really problematic to the competitive scene
Saw someone on twitter say that every round with him is gonna be a knowledge check for the opponent and player lmfao
It is the future, and im here to say, Yes
This is definitely a character that will shake things up, I'd say Nagoriyuki and Happy chaos did it before and affected the way Arc sys balanced the game a lot (in a good way for the most part). Asuka might do it on a whole new level. He gives me a lot of hope for season 3.
As cool as Asuka is looking I don't think that many people will flock towards him, because the sheer amount of stuff you have to keep in mind to play him "optimally" is going to be a big headache, you have your mana, your decks (test subjects) your limited copies of cards (number of spells) and how many you have left for each deck, and not to mention memorizing at least what some of the spells do individually... juggling all those variables in the middle of battle will be quite overwhelming.
Optimally? Hah! How the heck is anyone going to predict what I'm going to do if I don't know what's happening next?!
@@samuelevans738 You're right "You can't know what I'm going to do, because I don't know what I'm doing... in general!"
I agree, many people wont mess with him because he is a difficult character ...... Good.. I love difficult characters.
The starter guide gave me a headache. But after watching it again it makes so much sense, it is crazy!
We aren't talking about how insane the meter gain is, and how lackluster the damaging super is. I think they're really trying to get us to be as aggro with spells as possible.
He really reflects his boss fight from Overture, where it was just a never ending torrent of "RANDOM BULLSHIT GO!"
this is kinda funny because his super ended up being really good and the best projectile super by far
@@The-Kiss-Of-Deeaaath yeah lmao turns out it wasn't half bad
First streamer to get nice with Asuka has my subscription
I am so HYPED for this character, this guy looks awesome
Asuka is so powerful that he made you pitcure fall
Daisuke’s True Vision was to create a BB inspired archetype in GG that is more complex than an actual BB character 🙏🏻
This man plays like Dante from DMC if he was in YGO universe but he's in a 2D fighting game instead and I love it lol
It actually reminds me of KH Chain of Memories deck system but with more decks.
7:30 ABACABB, this code is for red blood on the Genesis version of Mortal Kombat 1, SNES never had "real" blood in it, only the Genesis version could, with said code. I'm surprised Kizzie knows it though!
i think a lot of people were complaining over the simplicity of strive,not me,but this character is finally gonna give them that complexity they strived for so badly
Yeah, at least here is the "on paper" complexity that a lot of doubters kept saying that Strive doesn't have. It already has this in its simpler characters like LK was saying in his Asuka video that a character like Baiken with simple tools still has a lot of complexity, and that the game still offers huge variety in situations(honestly, I don't think anyone above casual level would be playing the game if it didn't), but now with Asuka here's the complex moves, combinations, and crazy unique mechanics for the people who need it to be explicit.
@@gwen9939 i never understood any kind of hate surrounding strive,its objectively good and has proven so with so many newcomers feeling comfy with it.I'm a very casual player that loves fighting games and theres a difference in a game like this and DnF duel which to me personally didn't catch that charm (since it lacks motion inputs for example,just ruins the whole point of fighting games).The only players that hate strive are probably people that have nostalgia goggles stuck on them
@@dorkyshark2911 A lot of haters seem more obsessed with things that are often just arbitrary barriers of entry into a game. Sure, variable getup timings, unique gatlings, air teching, game defying character mechanics, etc., have value(and the last one is still decently present), but there's a trade-off in how much value it actually brings to a game vs the burden put on the player to learn them, and I think developers looked at past games and said "how can we create similar experiences without relying on mechanics we've added only to built complexity", or like, maintain a variety in interesting situations with less distinct systems to prop it up, and imo Strive is a masterclass on how to do that.
Both when it came to gimmicky characters like Xrd Bedman and Jack-O that go from oppressive to being pure knowledge checks to necessitating learning system mechanics like just defend to get out of certain common situations, are examples of of designs that were maybe more of burden to learn without providing a big payoff in interesting things they would bring to the table. "On paper" they add complexity, but is the complexity interesting? The changes to IB and IBFD makes it so much more interesting, and both harder to utilize and with more interesting use-cases to explore, and how Bedman and Jack-O got changed similarly reflect that I feel. I think there's value in both ways of designing a game(and why going back to those is still interesting), but there's a different equally valid approach that I think Strive represents.
And the crazy part is I PROMISE you none of those people are going to even try and touch this character 😂
Ya all are so wrong it's crazy. No one complains about different wake up timings. What we complain about is gutted move lists, gatlings and slow airdash. Small movelists are bad for an obvious reason, new gatlings are bad because they limit the combo variety for no reason, while slow airdash is bad because moving around is not as intuitive and also because zoners exist
Idk if it makes sense, but the one problem/difficulty I could see Asura R# have is like what Hero has in Smash Bros Ultimate.
Selecting spells or having to look away from your oppenement for a few seconds to be aware of what you have isn't best. Or yolo it and just throw what we got and hope it's good 🤔
Difference between hero and this guy is hero has to pull up a menu and you have to look at the menu and then either cancel it or scroll through and stand still while your scrolling to do it. With asuka he has 4 spells locked in and you shift between them. 3 different decks with a set of random spells that you lock in and you don’t have to go into a menu at all.
The chant into bookmark cancel makes it so that the risk is as minimal as possible. I don't think it'll be a big problem, especially once you get used to all of his spell cards and can tell what they are with just your peripheral vision
It's definitely one of those characters to try, then to explain. I can think of a few things for sauce, but honestly it's a bit much just hearing it.
Of all people who reacted to the guide, Kizzie is the one who understood it the most on first impression, I had no idea how any of the moves work until I watched multiple reacts.
he looks so damn cool but complicated asf to play will def give him a try tho
I think I will like playing Asuka more than HC. I'm also worried he will be like another HC in that the community will hate his zoning or the sheer amount of options he has even though they're individually simple and limited. I can't wait to see what pro players do with him because I think it will be wild when they put the puzzle pieces together and figure out some crazy combinations of spells. He's basically a stance zoner that plays like MTG and it sounds really cool. Like Hero from SSB + Platinum, Nine and Kokonoe from BB.
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Sol was catchin that WORK throughout this whole starter guide
This character requires you to write a 250 page thesis on test cases and spell managment in order to utilize him properly 😂
Seems like bookmarking a full spell is around 1 second, that is plenty of time, guessing the case 1 intended to you to draw at least 3 slot of the projectiles cube. Case 2 contain great stuff like the slow moving cube and automark but very unlikely one gonna get them before deck is 15 card thin. Id say the strat around asuka is to do basic combo around case 2 or case 3 until you get what you want and move on into case 1 to do the nasty combo
Looks like we finally received Madoka Magic with this Card Captor~ Asuka is the only reason why I'd give Strive a try.
Seeing this makes me wish they'd go back and rework sauce into the old characters. I want Bridget's insane yoyo tricks and movement. I want Testament's traps. I wan Giovanna's pubby to do stuff independently and to give them a werewolf fusion install. I want streamlining to keep me from getting carpel tunnel when playing, not shy away from elaborate concepts.
"How many spells do you want this guy to have?".
Daisuke: "All of them."
He's gonna be Nine of this game
That's what I thought too.
I thought the same too until really paid attention, and yeah I don't think he's going to be that much like nine because of 3 details:
You have a limited amount of spells in each deck (which you get randomly, unless actively working towards changing them to what you specifically need).
You have a limited number of spells individually for each spell (like 3 of spell A and 2 of spell B)
On top of it all you have to worry about the mana consumption, even if you don't memorize how much mana each spell costs you have to pay attention to avoid running too low.
In general he's a very amazing concept, but I'm not sure that many people will gravitate towards in when compared to nine who had a few less things to juggle at the same time... also he ain't nearly as curvy 🤪
Cant wait to see people using the bookmark super and then follow up with a fixed 40 input chain to select the 4 spells for "the perfect combo", all in 3 secs of animation.
the decks are shuffled at random so you gotta believe in the heart of the cards
I feel like Asuka R# is gonna be what Happy Chaos was for Season 1 in the terms of "they can do WHAT?"
Both characters have the energy to shake up the meta and make things interesting. He looks intimidating to pick up, but I'm excited to play him, I've waiting since I first started playing Strive halfway through Season 1!
I personally think Asuka is gonna be what JackO was for season 1, I mean she currently is the most technical character in the game.
Glad i watched this video cus I’m not gonna lie when I first seen the trailer for this dude my immediate thoughts were yea he looks cool but he looks like the type of character that makes my brain hurt trying to wrap my head around everything he can do. Watching this I feel like made it seem not so crazy, there’s still a lot you gotta think about but the basics of the character aren’t that complicated. You basically have 3 different decks you can switch too with random spells that you can bookmark to different slots it’s just about figuring out the optimal ways to use all that stuff to your advantage. I also like how there’s multiple ways to recover mana
I think Asuka is gonna be a straight menace
Massive Chrollo Lucifler vibes from Asuka, he even has the bookmark ability
Chrolo and Nine had a baby. Character looks insane to play but, he also look like he will be difficult to master. They basically added a Blaz Blue character to Strive.
I thought he was gonna cast magic, not play Magic
😂
Yeah this one is definitvly going to be a strong one... although its probably gonna be one of the most technical characters as well so we'll see.
Weirdly getting Tetris vibe , you definitely need ability to adapt to sequence you get while counting what critical might come in back of your head .
Asuka looks amazing to me
Never a character felt like being a actual wizard in fighting games before XD
I'm going to have so much fun failing to use this character to his full potential
He finna be complicated but strong at the same time (I like that)
I now have hope for the return of Zappa 😊😊😊 can't wait for season 3 hopefully there's a season 4
Reminds me of Phoenix wright in umvc3
I feel like if I played Asuka I would reserve one spell slot for his reversal spell at all times since he's so fragile
Take a drink every time the narrator says "spell(s)"
I was concerned he was gonna be MVC Dr. Strange Lite.
He is SO much cooler. The long-ass wait for him to be playable was worth it in the end.
I give Asuka a whole year for people to understand him.
When I saw the thumbnail I thought that was a hole ass battle pass
I haven't seen one player reaction where they didn't say they're excited to try him
I;m scared but so exited to try this character. Daisuke unhinged
he can have an overhead and a low at the same time, does that mean he's got an unblockable when he's got meter?.. 5:43
All I'm gonna say is this character will be so bad day 1 and get so much stronger as time goes on
Im getting zappa flashbacks
When I get put in the corner by ram I'm just gonna trust in the heart of the cards
This man is a whole BlazBlue character that found his way into Strive
I think this game is a little too fast for an RNG-based zoner to be top tier; the reason HC works is because of how consistent he is.
He still looks fun to play though; can't wait to try him.
I hope you main this dude i really do💪🏾
He’s definitely to shake things up * wink* wink* 😂
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Now that they are adding more unique characters I'll be waiting for a.b.a next patch
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Ur a king kizzie!
You know the DLC is shaking things up when we need new button notation for the starter guide
Weren't those always there?
@@ratedr7845 The P/K/S/HS thing hasn’t been used before though? I can’t think of any other character with more than 2 versions of a move at a time.
I think the execution is not hard as Zato i mean it’s definitely hard but real challenge seems to be learning his every spell and manage mana balance.
pure execution-wise he seems really easy to me, the mental stack and RNG optimization though? That's going to be hell to master.
Auska feels like hes gonna be top tier but like 2 people will play him well enough
Good ol’ rock. Nothin beats that
Segas blood code was ABACABB
To me, this character is The Hero from smash but on steroids. If pretty much every spell in his test cases is good, then yeah he's probably going to be insane, but otherwise I don't see him getting much high-tier play, relying on rng is not often a good plan and he seems to need a lot of it.
But regardless he seems fun as all fuck so I'm gonna play the hell out of him
If he is interesting enough and strong enough people will play him and get really good at high tier play. If not then we gonna get another bedman
finally a gg character in this gg game
more like a blazblue character
Im gonna be pulling Exodia cards mid match
He's the primary villain of the whole series...
He literally can't be weak. Imagine waiting 20 years for this moment and him just being "meh".
No one’s not going to talk about my man’s jays?!?! Dude is wearing a bath robe with jays…. While throwing neon legos and reading a book….. this dude is gas my guy.
Cool to have characters like this from time to time, but i don't want majority of new characters to be like this for sure.
It´s like Ángel in KOF. Loved by most people, only played by a few specialists but always a delight to see being used at high level because of the crazy BS these type of characters can pull off. Not every character should be like this, but I would say every game needs at least one.
He's definitely gonna be the Azir of this game. Completely busted in pro play, but not that powerful in casuals.
Praying that he gives HC hell 🙏🏾
He an Astrologian?
It's Hero from SSBU!
that man really be playing yugioh while happy chaos is like b a n g
Yugioh vs COD
Magic the Gathering : The fighting game
Lowkey Phoenix Wright mains are eating good out here
kingdom hearts chain of memories type beat
It's like ArcSys took a look at Hero from Smash Ultimate and said "Hold my beer..."
damn all the bbcf nine players are about to eat.
The code on Sega Genesis was A,B,A,C,A,B,B
Some mf on twitter said he wasn’t complicated that he was easier than Zato.
Bruh this character is going to have so many unblockable set ups its seriously not funny, i fear whoever fully learns this character
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@@ANIMEBOSS9000 i commend you if you are that guy lol, i know i wont be good with this character but i will try my hardest to at least be decent with him
There are restrictions on which spells he can special cancel, and they're probably not fast enough recovery to get a low or overhead out after unless you were already close enough that they could've mashed and hit you.
@@BaldheadMrBlean yeah I love the challenge
@@twopunchman9598 how do you know that? Looks like every spell can be cancelled into regen mana or bookmark and those should be cancelleable with dashing or buttons, maybe even jumping
🤓 im about to master this character and unleash hell on GGST
god i hope he has a command grab spell
The Yu-Gi-Oh memes are about to go stupid. 😂
That Man requires too much brain power
How complicated?
Yes
I feel like Leo gonna maul this man…his sonicbooms are gonna poop on all his projectiles and get in and mix him up while asuka trying to set up I feel
Bro tryna compete for most complicated fighting game character
He’s so complex🤣🤣
Magic: the Gathering: the Character
This guy playing fate grand order in a fighting game
ABACABB...
This is not a Guilty Gear character. You're playing against The Hero from Smash Ultimate
Nah we got Magic Librarian