Why you're stuck in Bronze
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2020
- Can't seem to level up out of Bronze league in SFV? Which this video and see the breakdown of the most common bad habits of players in bronze leagues, along with concrete drills and tips to level up out of bronze.
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Thank you for this video. I've been in bronze for 4 years but I think I can make it to silver now
Says the dbfz pro who's made top 8 at the world tour 😒
Heeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.............me too.
4 years?? Holy Molly 😳
Lmfao
Lol
Watched this video than got perfected twice
U should've rage quit
@@darrellwilliams1714 never ever
@@caandy6159 i feel you. I cant bring myself to do it either. Lol
@@darrellwilliams1714 lol, right
@@darrellwilliams1714 it’s the principle of it
That Intro loooool
Come here, lemme tell you something...
Ty lord smuggles
the chosen one has spoken
What you jumping for booooy
You have to jump...you have to.
Whatchu jumpin for boi?!
RUclips recomended this to me.
Im bronze.
I feel both thankfull and ofended.
I don't know why but your last sentence made me laugh.
Actually, its because i use the "Tanaka Setup"
My guy straight up fanboyed over Tanaka, I respect you.
bronze tanaka the kage innovator
The tanaka setup is the reason why kage is top tier, actually, it's the reason why tier list are reversed, pros don't want you to know about kage and the tanaka setup because you could ruin their career if you master it
this is genuinely an amazing tool, thank you for this
it's infinitely frustrating that the vast majority of 'get good at sfv' guides focus on intermediate-hard combos and high-ish level strategies, completely skipping the issues that beginner players actually face
A lot of guides have this problem, to be honest. It's why I lost interest in competitive Pokemon. The people that write these guides, beginner tips are just unconscious habit to them. They literally forget what it's like to suck, so they come back with "git gud lol"
@@AndrewBlechinger Competitive Pokémon (at least singles, idk about doubles though) is pretty simple once you remember a few core things:
1. Type matchups
2. Passive damage and entry hazards (like Stealth Rock and Spikes) are your friend because they do most of the work for you
3. Don’t underestimate non-attacking moves
4. Cover your bases
5. Power isn’t everything
6. Invest in strengths rather than weaknesses
7: Not all legendaries are good
8: Start with basic teams before trying to come up with gimmick teams.
I can go into more detail if you want but I didn’t want this to be too long. Try to think of it like this, I’m not very good at stuff (especially math) and even I managed to be decent at Pokemon just by learning the basics and building on them. NathanLikesChicken makes some pretty good guides for new players and I recommend checking them out if you’re still interested in trying competitive Pokémon.
I’m even down to coach you on Pokémon Showdown one-on-one (I’m Tide Pod5) if you want personal experience against someone who was also a low-level player until recently.
No joke this video made me wanna play sfv again so I hopped into ranked, super bronze bracket. Unga kage player that kept jumping in, DPing, sweeping. Once the second round started I anti aired him 5 times in a row, 4 of which flash kicks and he ragequit. Thanks, Brian_F!
Update: hit silver.
@@Ep1o congrats.
@@Ep1o what about now sir? hit Gold yet?
@@breadgatoo super silver
@@Ep1o im actually hype for this progression, if you'd like coaching, I'd love to help you out
Discord: JDGooley#0426
This is the kind of content the FGC needs more of. Kudos Mr. F. A lot of newer players focus too much on cool combos and don't realize they are making these mistakes in the meantime.
I mean, you gotta focus on the fundamentals BEFORE you do combosp
Not gonna lie, I'm one of those "I gotta do a cool combo" guys lol
One of the greatest personal attacks I've ever seen. Every single problem listed here is EXACTLY what I struggle with. Subscribed.
Make a “why you’re stuck in diamond” for lowtiergod lol
Yeah ltg got like 20+ tags stuck in Diamond. You'd think Diamond is the last Rank if you didn't know any better. 4years playing 4-5times a week and Diamond is his LIMIT
Ryukotsu22 he’s really not even supposed to be in diamond. He loses to platinums and golds all the time.
@@Pillmonger you are right. He 'RQ' his way to Diamond on all his tags. Because EVENTUALLY he will find lower people he can easily beat. But once you hit Diamond, then you have to prove your worth, majority will be same and/or higher ranked. Which proves, he out of his league. Which is fine we all have limits. But..... Far as he's concern he is a deity and talented
I'd be happy to be as good as LTG on his worst day lol
@@philb707 on god
I’ll never get out of bronze because an old witch cast a spell on me. Only true love’s kiss will set me free from my statued prison.
Damn that is quite out of place
I’d been hitting a slump in sfv recently so I decided to finally give this video a watch. After watching it I hopped back on the game, went on a 5 win streak following the advice this video gave then got eviscerated by the most unga bunga ryu imaginable then I cried myself to sleep. Thank you for the advice Brian
A bit late into this but it should be mentioned that these execution drills should be done ALONGSIDE playing matches online, and that people should NOT stop playing entirely just to do these. A lot of newcomers have the mind set that they shouldn't play online until they've spent weeks in training mode. I know this video is intended for people who have already played a lot online, but I just don't want people to have a bad takeaway from this.
I don't care I'm a masher and I hate blocking!!!!
Then dragon ball fighterz is the perfect game for you lol.
No u
Kenpachi Zaraki
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Cameron Kujo bro ur jojo profile pic is giving me nightmares
Kenpachi Zaraki
Ok, nigga. Be scared 🗿
I need the "why you're stuck in silver" video
Learn to tick throw, don't be predictible and learn yourn oponent patterns
razec619 not good enough still stuck in silver
@@Merknilash yeah I think a lot of the advice of how to rank up is too simplified and makes it seem like there's a magic bullet The only real solution is to keep learning new things and implementing them into your game. There is no checklist of things you need to rank up.
Can you make one about getting out of Warlord? Trashboxx needs your help
I took the anti-air training too serious. While i was in bronze, i got damage for free from jump ins. Now that i'm silver, there are some situations that i should block/dash under instead of anti-air (like akuma air fireball), but my body moves without my will to anti-air if it thinks that you are airborne.
I play mostly Laura
For real man, I just had a Cammy doing the same thing on me jumping in and low kick nonsense and keeps me stun smh player was trash . But makes me look bad in my defense was learning Laura and o my player a few matches
Just started playing SFV last week and had a hard time getting through Bronze, This video is gonna help me get rid of my bad habits and work harder on mastering Anti-Air, Special moves and working on techniques and Drills. I'm glad I found this video, Thank you :)
Keep at it! You improve after every game even if you don't notice. It's kind of like losing weight, you don't notice how much progress you've made until you look back at where you started.
Are you still playing?
A good idea to make a series. "Get out" of "insert league name" progressively detailing more and more advanced general strat on how to improve.
It most of the time comes down to your fundamentals. Just work on your footsie game and practice bad matchups.
I'm 2 years late but I have to say SFV grew on me since I got it back in 2016. I was a literal baby in fighting games and all I wanted was do damaging combos and cool stuff without literally considering neutral and all the things around a fighting game. I was stuck in Ultra Bronze because the mindset was me bruteforcing the stuff I know into working out instead of learning how the opponent plays; it was something I brought then to FighterZ and I didn't get my ass kicked the same because back then the game was populated by a lot, and I mean A LOT, of casual players. Since last year I picked up Strive because it looked really good, found out all my bad habits and step by step reducing them with me improving at the genre as a result. Recently I picked up SFV again, this time for PC, with a new account; I didn't touch the game since Season 1 so I really wasn't in touch with all the changes and everything that came in.
Man: I got Silver in ONE SITTING. Now, you know Silver ain't much if you play this game a lot, most of people who're competitive are at least Diamond; the thing that got me was at the times I struggled a ton to get to this rank and gave up on Ultra Bronze, now I got it almost effortlessly with an embarassing win streak.
My entire point is that realizing how much someone can improve at fighting games is really something else, no wonder the FGC is so dedicated to their games and community, also big W for Brian_F, I didn't use this video but it points out a ton of bad habits people have on higher ranks as well
Plse do this for the other ranks.
Im rlly having struggles to up from U.Silver and staying gold. This will rlly help me to see my own mistakes
the same principle works for silver too
Go up against a small streamer whos a better player on twitch and ask them where youre going wrong. Easiest way
Play higher ranks more often. Take your time and learn to crush counter punish. Just let your opponent beat themselves. Gold players allways want to get in and do the new combo they been practicing. They beat themselves most of the time. Patience and basics will keep you out of silver.
I think my advice if u wanna get gold is "don't play Alex". It's my main and geez... 3 years in silver now
@@cyberbird8683 alex is actually pretty good at the lower levels imo. If you're 3 years in Silver, I dont think the problem is Alex
its so helpful that you mentioned doing drills, I remember being stuck then I took the time to do exactly what you said in the video and my execution became much better
Something that is worth mentioning about anti-air is that using your specials to do may be one of your best options, but even as you get out of bronze it will still take deliberation or mental preparation from you to do it.
If you don't think you'll get your DP off, use one of your anti-air normals, saves you the mental space and lets you just react.
I think this concept was from a recent Core-A Gaming video so I'm pretty confident that anyone could use this advice.
Hey Brian! I waited until I made it out of Bronze before commenting. Thank you for the awesome video! I started Street Fighter last summer, saw your video around October and adapted my playstyle to what you said. It took me a while and I admit I did not train that much, but by doing less, punishing random sweeps and focusing on shutting down air approaches, today I finally made it to Silver. And I feel awesome! Thanks man!
Don;t tell me how to live my life Brian.
Coming back one more time just to say I've made it out, I'm currently 55 hours into the game with Necalli and really like the ranked experience, thanks for the great content!
Stopping myself from jumping, and learning ranges of my normals are what got me out of bronze….now that I’m out, I realize this game more is about timing and reactions
Thank you for this video. I main as Karin and I’ve been in Bronze for a long time now. I do all the bad things you said but now I’m going to do better.
Made it to super bronze a few days ago. Still have a lot to learn but It’s fun
@@amonstar424 Many props friend, its not easy and when in doubt remember ranked is not nearly as important as your knowledge of the game. 👍
Subbed Mr.F. Things that spoke to me in this vid were definitely the do less and anti air options depending on the angle. Im stuck between bronze and super bronze but I'll be able to make it out thanks to you💪🙂👌
I was already a fan... now I’m a subscriber. Great content, Brian!
Loveee the drills. Many videos talk about what you need to do, but few actually give practical advice on how to practice it. Thanks!
Bought a stick recently and got into fighting games , currently at 35ish hrs on SFV (still getting used to the stick as well kind of)
but i can definitely see all the points in this video in players in bronze (myself included). Been stuck around 700-900 lps for the past
10-15 hours , but i can definitely see how improving on all these things will shoot me straight out of here.
Will try to follow these steps for now , but i also hope you continue making videos like this.
This was very informative to a person like me , who's new to FGs overall.
Core B Gaming
"..child to man child." Brian coming for all of us, it stings dude
Is it really surprising, considering that fighting game players literally wake up and choose violence every day when they go online?
Planet wisp is an amazing theme and this is an amazing video. I already got out of bronze years ago (lmao), but this is an amazing easy to explain it. Please keep the content going! This is what the community needs!
And today i hit platinum. Its awesome how the content of this channel changed my mind about fighting games and how to approach them.
Some of this I knew already (which is why I chose my main based on the motion inputs that came easiest to me), but I actually think this applies to many fighting games. Everyone jumps too much or drops inputs no matter the game. I would love to see more simple tips like this, but I also think it applies to a ton of other games and not just SFV.
Very bad side effect, Having knowledge about safe moves, frame data etc will make your friends quit fighting game and send them to Pubg, mobile legends haha. But im causual SFV Online gives me PTSD. FGC is hard
Nice video. I'm subscribing in the hopes that you will be uploading this same type of tips for the other levels as well. This is very useful.
I will say it's not new information, but being reminded of it makes one appreciate the basics. And as a stuck in bronze / silver player myself, the do less strategy sometimes feel a lil less valuable when there are players who know how to successfully apply pressure and then bait and block and invincible wake up at the right moment.
great intro and also really insightful guide of how to progress from beginner to intermediate play, cheers for this
Thanks BrianF. Unlike too many Bronze tutorials which assume waaayyyy better situational awareness than people have, this is simple and practical advice. Kudos.
less is more.....and sometimes you have to talk down to their level
Me during practice: moves work just fine
Me during online matches: *moves don't work at all when connection goes below one bar*
I know this is an old video, but I just came back to say that I decided to finally apply myself a lil bit and try to get out of bronze levels before sf6 came out. Took about a week and a half, but I finally got to silver tonight. Everytime I got salty, I'd just play this video in between games to refresh my mind with the game plan as I noticed I started to just hit buttons after I started getting annoyed. It calmed me down and got my head focused on what I needed to do like having a corner man during a fight. Thanks for the videos and content you put out for the fgc. I met you once at Absolute Battle 8 and you encouraged me to play then. Hopefully I'll run into you at another tournament and thank you in person then. You got this Texas boy to find his love for the game again. All the best homie.
SF6 has been out for a whole ass month and this video still holds up. Thanks Brian :)
I've been looking for a vid like this. Ever since I started getting into fighting games I always had trouble with 2d fighters. I always assumed that Im just bad at 2d, and distanced myself from it, but I knew I had to play them at some point. I had real trouble with the execution, and getting used to anti airing. The steps to improve are helping. Thanks a lot for making this video :^)
I started playing 1 month ago, with balrog, got to gold. But then i see that my usual way of playing the game no longer work in this elo, this is why im starting to lose way more often. This is what i love about the game, to growth, i wanna be better than yesterday, so i kinda dont care if i lose matther of fact, i like losing because it means i did something wrong and i can be better after that experience. But if youre stuck somewhere and dont ask yourself why you losing i think you will stay where you are for a long period because you dont want to accept the fact that you are weaker than your oppenent and you need to study whys that.
Can u help me getting in gold league?
Good stuff here! I've been stuck for a good while that I've given up. But now I at least know what to practice
I'm ordering my hitbox tomorrow (my left wrist doesn't work) and stepping into the world of fighting games. Having a clear starting point is awesome thanks. Been playing smash for 6 years Hopefully some of that carries over in a good way. I'm just sick of people airdodging everything I try to create.
Congrats friend and best of luck, welcome to the family. 🙏 Remember that whether you win or lose a game, the knowledge you gain is always more valuable.
As a certified Scrublord, I know Jumping constantly is a bad habit of mine. I also realized that other people share my habit so my default strategy is "Try to counter what my dumbass would do" and it works 50% of the time
We have entered a golden age of Brian content.
Amazing Video as always Brien, keep it up !
Going to try these when I stream SFV. I've been so tired of dropping from Silver to Ultra Bronze back and forth but I think I have more confidence now with this video.
When's why you're stuck in gold 😣
Working our way up... slowly
the big factor for me getting from gold to plat was starting to shimmy. learning how to move in and out of your opponents buttons in neutral and then punishing them for it is super strong at that level.
@@facadeESEA I use Kage so reach it's a problem
@@JohanMGO you dont have to hit their body, you wanna anticipate their attack and hit their limb. Your attack range doesnt matter as much as long as you're spaced properly
@@facadeESEA I tried to find videos about spacing but no luck yet
I always jump because I don't know how to attack when I can't jump
So I'm still stuck in silver XD
I fell the same
The framedata can help you, and it will be obligatory in the futur
Understand your character's frame data. Learn frame traps and cross up set ups.
ruclips.net/video/JaT1e2TXj1g/видео.html check out this match Fuudo vs Daigo, Mika uses dashes, MP whiff punish combo or moves that move forward (6MK or charged HK etc) to get in Guile's face, once get close and never let him escape
try walking
Great content Brian. Keep it up!
Was not expecting this type of video to pop up on my feed. I really enjoyed it
I made it to silver after watching this videos. Relatively new to fighting games as a whole but this showed me where my flaws were and what I was doing wrong. Thank you so much!
I needed this 3 years ago.
Excellent Video. I found all of that to be true and I was relatively new to SFV back then. I was able to get out of bronze easily since I noticed the patterns immediately.
I haven't played in a while, so I'll wait until the V-Shift mechanic comes out to get back into SFV again.
watched the whole thing for that planet wisp ost. love it
Amazing video! I would love to see a series like this, with why you're stuck in Silver, Gold, etc, cause a lot of people focus on the basics, while there's few guides for what to do when people stop just jumping, and start mixing up their offense
That's the plan so far, might take a long time to get going but that's the plannnn
I applied these tips in Diamond and was able to get out of Diamond!
Dude, awesome vid. I'm not bronze rank but some of those hints are really helpful. Great content, keep it up
Thanks Brian, this is a very clear guide, i hope you make more.
the serious voice be hittin different
I should start working on these. Input practice often(Actually still rookie). I want to try these methods and get back online.
Man this has helped quite a lot. I've been taught by my dad to play fighting games and I feel like only now I'm getting even better and more patient
Got out of bronze after a little over a week since starting this game. Thanks Brian for all the good videos. I think it's largely thanks to your content :)
This is so good. Soooooo good.
I know why in stuck in bronze. I'm too scared to play fighters online and start getting panic attacks when I do try
You're not alone. This is me with most online games. Not just fighters.
I had that at first big time but a friend just made me do it. It really does go away after while.
Great video. I've made it to Super Silver in the past in the first 2 years; it was out. I was sure I would hit super gold.
I didn't play enough, and the competition got thick,
I've been playing sf for over 30 years now. 😳
even though i practiced a lot of what you preach in this video, i wasn't executing my response and resistance enough.
Today, I'm 200 league points from hitting silver yet again. I watched this video before moving forward.
I'm going to go to training mod and work on my right side special and combos more double down on combo connection and back off from my opponent apone wake up.
Stuff i knew better but never heard it said and conditioned myself to do Andamantly. Thanks for the tip.
Hope the vext time i post is about being silver and in my way to gold wish me luck.
+1 for showing crouch HP for anti-air before moving to DP. Good tutorial!
Ah man I remember buying SFV on release with the Chun Li stick. I might have to knock the dust off of it. I might not. I might just watch Smug with the greatest of of ease. That sounds better.
Peasant super bronze player : *imma keep on jumping*
Me an intellectual ultra rookie player: *bruh i don't even know how to jump and if i lose its because of a smurf but if i win Its because i outsmarted him and he's trash*
Seriously can’t wait for the rest of these thank you
Thanks Brian watching this video helped me fix my mentality and I'm enjoying the game for the first time in four years
BRIAN F AND THE F STANDS FOR FUNDAMENTALS
It stands for fenomenal
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I feel this is good for not only SFV, but several other fighting games! Thanks for posting!
what I most love about your videos is the soundtrack
Question does yoga float count as the jumping thing
Depends on how you use it, if you use it as your only approach, then yes, if you use it to change the direction of your jump, then depends, if you try to bait a dp then punish then no, if you use it to approach after a back/neutral jump then yes
What was the first guy thinking jumping in all the time?
This time is going to work! oh no let me try it again! oops again!
You have no idea how much I needed this. Street Fighter needs content like this, thank you Brian.
Just getting back into the game, this was super helpful, thanks!
Please do one for Silver rank! I almost reached Gold one time but lost to lagging yolo Laura and then got sent back to super silver and i haven't played ranked since.
next: how to get out of Gold please.. im in a constant vortex of super silver and gold... :(
Man this is a really good and informational video!
Good vid. Well, I've been stuck at super silver for about four years, but have watched ranking up vids. Got ultra silver for a while.
Watched many videos on improvement, but others seem to beat me half the time.
2:36 I‘m in diamond and still struggle with that sometimes lol
How to get out of bronze - definitive guide:
1. pick Abimagail
2. ...
3. PROFIT!
This is the high quality content I subscribed for. Brian_F's video game is definitely not Bronze league anymore!
Solid content and great info.
SIlver people already stop jumping ( exept ken player ofc ) ... Silver today is gold 2-3 years ago. It's not easy to win as a beginner.
No not true. Gold was better a few years ago because it was mostly fighting game fans who bought SFV so that excuse aint gonna work. Golds now are more like silvers or utra bronzes used to be when this game released.
there are also a lot of smurfs in the lower ranks too....
If they're in ranked and they're a smurf they'll be out of those ranks in a day or 2.
Imagine smurfing in a fighting game and then wondering why fighting games have trouble getting new players.
Until they intentionally lose to rank down and play the ranks again.
If you are playing ranked, you shouldn't have that problem
Also if you find a smurf you can always add him to the blacklist
Great video dude!
Thanks for putting bgm names in description
Need a study to getting out of the house when stuck in the middle of bat soup flu.
LMAO😂😂😂
also let's not forget about those burner accounts of level 500+ bronzes, if that's who you are, YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES!
Account level means nothing. You get hundreds of levels by doing offline content like story mode, trials, demonstrations and spending thousands of hours stuck in bronze getting free EXP for being shit at the game.
I'm pretty sure level doesn't translate to skill in sfv
I definitely need to practice this. I'm so quick to jump into learning optimal high damage combos that I forget to learn how to anti-air lol.
Hey Brian, thanks for the tip, i thought it was difficult, bit actually isnt, i have been playong for a few weeks, and know im on ultra silver trying to climb to gold, it was really helpful.