Also another thing to note about the persona cards is that hitting the characters either hit or block while their persona is out/on the screen also breaks their persona for free, so if you're playing against someone who's throwing out their persona all willy-nilly you'll probably end up breaking it anyways
Hey, don't worry about it too much. Especially since you don't need to do 623 motions, (or Dragon Punch inputs, if you're not familiar with the numberpad system) the game is mostly learning the neutral and figuring out what moves are safe, and what not before getting into big brain combos. Try not to sweat it too much, and welcome to the club. Who do you main, or usually play as?
People who played melee took a long time until they developed hand issues handling that weird ass gamecube controller. And p4au doesn't have that much crazy apm. Just more about gimmicks and knowledge checks.
@@renariin J.C is your best friend for approaching and 5B is great for poking defense. 236B B is great for chucking opponents back into corners, and inflicting fear is a big thing to look into. Just don't get cocky, and remember the limitations of M.Izanagi. Great reach, slow recovery. Also, if someone is zoning you out and you want to approach, 5D is great if you block attacks in front of M.Izanagi while he charges. He's really fun to play, but I don't really main him per say, I'm leaning more into learning Ken and Junpei.
technically it does in terms of story, though you will miss out on the extra characters that are ultimax exclusive so there is very little reason own the original
Does anyone know how to change deadzone on the buttons? I'm having trouble making combos that have me press multiple buttons and it's really irritating.
Tip 7 (optional): if you feel bad about how shit you are at the game and are getting upset about losing to CPU's, go to your options and set the difficulty to safe as it's description "a difficulty anyone can play" making you feel like your doing something when your just easy combo spamming.
I already played and have persona 4 arena ultimax I already know just about everything gameplay wise about arena Am I going to watch this video anyway? Yes, yes I am
My big concern is the inputs. Are they hard to do? If it helps any, I used to play smash bros, but wanna get into an actual fighting game. Alot of this is very jarring though and I'm worried of wasting my money if I buy the game but can't play due to the inputs
I find he inputs to be pretty simple, there are some characters that require more strict execution, but plenty of beginner friendly ones as well. One thing that I do think can be a bit jarring for newcomers to this game is the system as there are many moving parts, and mechanics that you'll have to get used to, but with time, I'm sure anyone can pick it up.
@@MacSplicer I see. . . maybe I can figure it out if I give it some time. It's just a big concern I have 😔 I appreciate your input though, thank you! It does help.
Question? Which FGC Veterans or Pros of P4 A. Ultimax would you recommend to watch in order to have extra Analysis or Research of the Character(s) that newcomers may want to play? For me the only ones that come in my Mind are: Arguro Jiyuna LordKnight Grover Moopoke (Maybe you know more...)
Those picks are good, however, I think if you really want to learn a character at high level I'd recommend some of these: Narukami - Shikki Aigis - Koichi Naoto - Waka Labrys - Purepure Akihiko - Musui Sho - Okusan Yukiko - Oogi
Yes! It’s a great fighting games for beginners. It has some things that can be challenging but that’s not stuff you should be concerned of when first playing.
Yeah, for being an anime fighter there's not too much bullcrap happening on the screen so you can easily follow the action, it enphasises foundamentals but also combo damage delivery, training and combo mode are well designed and shoto characters are high tier
Игры
When i first got the game, i ignored everything and went to practise chie combos and ended up never using them
"The more cards you have, the longer the cool down"
Unless you're Margaret. She has 8 cards but the cool down of someone with 4.
Also another thing to note about the persona cards is that hitting the characters either hit or block while their persona is out/on the screen also breaks their persona for free, so if you're playing against someone who's throwing out their persona all willy-nilly you'll probably end up breaking it anyways
One more tip (no pun intended):
Force them to “Nice Burst”
6th Tip: Have Rollback Netcode
This aged well
@@miroslav3196
A Wise come True ❤
@@miroslav3196 they announced rollback?
@@dabloodsploder4280 they absolutely did, coming this summer
7th tip: add crossplay
I hope for Mac vs Jiyuna in the future. Nice video, before "I advise you on all games around" guy aka Rooflemonger
Lol shots at roofle.
This'll be the first proper fighting game I play. I hope my hands don't break down with how much inputs it seems I'll have to do.
yeah, its my first proper fighting game too, it seems fun!!
Hey, don't worry about it too much. Especially since you don't need to do 623 motions, (or Dragon Punch inputs, if you're not familiar with the numberpad system) the game is mostly learning the neutral and figuring out what moves are safe, and what not before getting into big brain combos.
Try not to sweat it too much, and welcome to the club. Who do you main, or usually play as?
People who played melee took a long time until they developed hand issues handling that weird ass gamecube controller. And p4au doesn't have that much crazy apm. Just more about gimmicks and knowledge checks.
@@justsomedude7138 I'm not @Keeys, but I main Adachi, any tips?
@@renariin J.C is your best friend for approaching and 5B is great for poking defense. 236B B is great for chucking opponents back into corners, and inflicting fear is a big thing to look into. Just don't get cocky, and remember the limitations of M.Izanagi. Great reach, slow recovery.
Also, if someone is zoning you out and you want to approach, 5D is great if you block attacks in front of M.Izanagi while he charges.
He's really fun to play, but I don't really main him per say, I'm leaning more into learning Ken and Junpei.
I wish they also had the first Arena included. It seemed alot more balanced without the shadow characters. Also the u.i is better imo.
we get 2.0 so thats also really nice
@@floppyfish4569 is ur pf pic just a black circle?
ultimax has the first game in it, there's no point releasing both
technically it does in terms of story, though you will miss out on the extra characters that are ultimax exclusive so there is very little reason own the original
@@genshinlover123 They mean balance wise
I’m still stuck on lesson 52 in the tutorial…
Does anyone know how to change deadzone on the buttons? I'm having trouble making combos that have me press multiple buttons and it's really irritating.
Tip 7 (optional): if you feel bad about how shit you are at the game and are getting upset about losing to CPU's, go to your options and set the difficulty to safe as it's description "a difficulty anyone can play" making you feel like your doing something when your just easy combo spamming.
I already played and have persona 4 arena ultimax
I already know just about everything gameplay wise about arena
Am I going to watch this video anyway?
Yes, yes I am
LOL
My big concern is the inputs. Are they hard to do? If it helps any, I used to play smash bros, but wanna get into an actual fighting game. Alot of this is very jarring though and I'm worried of wasting my money if I buy the game but can't play due to the inputs
I find he inputs to be pretty simple, there are some characters that require more strict execution, but plenty of beginner friendly ones as well. One thing that I do think can be a bit jarring for newcomers to this game is the system as there are many moving parts, and mechanics that you'll have to get used to, but with time, I'm sure anyone can pick it up.
@@MacSplicer I see. . . maybe I can figure it out if I give it some time. It's just a big concern I have 😔 I appreciate your input though, thank you! It does help.
Question?
Which FGC Veterans or Pros of P4 A. Ultimax would you recommend to watch in order to have extra Analysis or Research of the Character(s) that newcomers may want to play?
For me the only ones that come in my Mind are:
Arguro
Jiyuna
LordKnight
Grover
Moopoke
(Maybe you know more...)
Those picks are good, however, I think if you really want to learn a character at high level I'd recommend some of these:
Narukami - Shikki
Aigis - Koichi
Naoto - Waka
Labrys - Purepure
Akihiko - Musui
Sho - Okusan
Yukiko - Oogi
@@MacSplicer
Thanks man!
I'll check these Players out😊
@@MacSplicer Know of any top tonya Junpei's :p
I’ll do some research and get back to ya 😅
Tip Extra : Turn Speech SFX to 0
I play with a dpad. A tip I want is why is it super hard to do super inputs
Cuz the game made for a joystick
@@YasQueen420I can't super with the joystick 😭
What's a dp?
A Dragon Punch (623-Forward, Down, Down Forward) Input, it’s an invincible move, but you get punished if they block it.
I never play fighting games, do you think this is "good" for beginners? cuz I love Persona games and want to try it
Yes! It’s a great fighting games for beginners. It has some things that can be challenging but that’s not stuff you should be concerned of when first playing.
It was the game that got me into fighting games
Yeah, for being an anime fighter there's not too much bullcrap happening on the screen so you can easily follow the action, it enphasises foundamentals but also combo damage delivery, training and combo mode are well designed and shoto characters are high tier