As a Japanese veteran playing gundam vs since 2013, I hope all of you guys outside japan enjoy and rage at your partners like I did. Glory to the federation!
You have no idea how bad news players need this, be ready to have this guide in the description in every video you make after release and watch the views fo up! I will be sending this video to all my friends who I want to play the game as well.
I’m so glad I was able to find your channel months ago. You’re one of the most helpful players I’ve found getting back into the Versus games, I haven’t played since Gundam Versus so I’m really rusty and trying to relearn basically everything from the ground up and your descriptions really help me out so thank you! Got the game on Launch and I’m trying to be a cliche Bael main I love the suit way too much in any media or game he’s in. Though I’m trying to master several suits as well.
Thank you so much for this guide Minato. I just bought the game and was totally lost when I did the tutorial and wasn't being taught all those button terms like AC, BC, CC8B. This really helped a lot
Many years ago I put together a quick guide for Full Boost that I stuck into the case when I went to Smash tourneys with my friends. Seeing your guide just makes me smile cuz you don't have to cram a whole volume of knowledge onto 5 inch leaflets
Ohh right bevause all suits move differently and has different combat efficiency. Epyon, ground type, tallgeese special tap C, and other gimmick such as strike/impulse 4 or 6 ac(backpack change)
your guides have been very informative and you pointed out tips that i either have never realized or i have been using them subconsciously without realizing that these are exactly what you have pointed out. you deserve every subscribe you get. i hope more players and beginners will be able to find this video to properly understand the game mechanics.
We needed this guide, thank you so much. You should have this video linked in the description of all your videos when the game releases. Because there will be many new players asking for a tutorial.
Now that's a very handy guide indeed! I've dabbled a bit in GVS, and with MBON, I'd like to get a bit more serious about the game, so that little refresher course is more than welcome, thanks!
Not going to lie, I've played gundam vs next plus on psp for like 2 years and I never knew what the numbers meant. I just looked on RUclips and hoped that when someone did a combo video they would use the actual button commands instead. This will seriously give me a better understanding of the mechanics, so thank you for uploading this. Also nice Vulcan reference
I'm really thankful you help me out with this, even if Mexico is falling down, I'm going to purchase this no matter how. I really do appreciate you to create this guide, see you in the launch of the game!
this is absolutely fundamental bro thanks a lot, it was really well done and I understood everything you presented to me! take my sub!! i look forward to more content from you
Thanks for the guide, its good to know the control is similiar like Gundam Seed Destiny: Rengou vs. Z.A.F.T. II. It's one of my first gundam game back then. I hope you continue doing the guide :)
Good work. This really helps people that arent familiar with the terms. If could make a vídeo about some particular mecanics and How use and to get better with them, It would awesome. Then, again, keep up the good work!!!! Thanks again!
A great video, as always! It would be great if you could explain some more terms such as “tech”, “oki”, etc in future videos. I’ve been playing Gundam vs for a while, but not on arcade so I’m not used to many terms but now many of them make sense after watching this guide. Thanks
This game looks like a lot of fun. I use to watch some episodes ofthe original Gundam, G Gundam, and Gundam Wing back in the day. From time to time I would see Gundam characters show up in Super Robot Wars.
Still confused but at least now i know what they mean. Maybe just need to get used to it. Can't wait for more in depth guide, especially some combo button
Omg yes ! I've been wanting guides from your channel since I discovered it. Can you pls talk about movements in the game. (Decisions on how to move, how to dodge, etc...) Or how to land shots successfully. I know I might be asking for much. But since this looks like it's going to be a series. As a beginner, this is what I would love to learn from more experienced players Edit: I usually just evade as much as possible and shoot randomly in between evasive moves. Whether I land or not is usually purely based on luck.( I know I am not very good) This is why I was asking
Those will come with experience because I sometimes I can't really explain it either it just feel "right". But you will eventually know when the enemy movement are off or they're definitely running out of boost which I think we can make a video about that but I'm not sure when or in which format lol. Anyway, thank you for the kind words !
@@MinatoVersus I get your point completely. I can feel that most players move instinctively. I am just scared to pick up "bad habits". I actually started playing the game a long time ago(full boost), but it was always hard for me to find a large pool of players so I never really played the game seriously. I would play very casually. Now that maxi boost is announced and that Gundam versus didn't do too bad. I think it's a good opportunity for me to come back. Thanks a lot for the answer and keep up the great work. This tutorial was really helpful !
@@talesofgamersxx7903 a lot of it just comes from experience and general game sense. the game is a 3 button fighting game, so inputs are simple and most of the depth comes from correct decision making and knowing when to be aggressive and when not to be. for beginner, it's best to get used to red lock range. red lock is the distance in which your shots will have tracking properties. every suit has different red lock range, some backline units have massive red lock range. shooting from outside red lock range is possible, but unless the attack is a gerobi (puking wide beam) with area lockdown or an aoe type nuke you're most likely not going to hit due to no tracking property on the attack. if you are in red lock range, enemy is forced to step or dodge your attack to cut the tracking. this requires boost. so the other half of it is learning to gauge when an enemy will be out of boost and learning to punish landings. good players will ensure they never overuse the boost gauge to overheat levels because this means they spend a full second waiting for it to come back as opposed to fractions of a second, which is an eternity in this game. this is doubly important because as long as you have boost, pretty much every action in this game can be made safe by step or bd canceling. so it's hard to punish attacks unless an enemy is seriously committed. for a start, try being aware of if enemy has a melee suit, because a melee suit will want to yolo you or your teammate virtually all the time. if an enemy melee has your partner caught in a combo, shoot him in the back. edit: in addition, due to the way the game mechanics work, you are virtually never going to win a 2v1 assuming your enemies aren't literal potatoes, because one of them can just wait until you are out of boost from dodging the other and then open up on you with everything. this is called being "double locked" and you can tell from the arrows on the screen that this is happening. it is the most dangerous state in the game and some players will save ex burst just so they can dodge if they can get double locked. however, if you are double locked, this means your partner can do just about anything without fear of being attacked. changing targets constantly will change your vector of movement in relation to your target, so be aware of what you're attacking and when.
@@Chaosrayne thanks for taking the time to write such a long and detailed answer. I know that in terms of inputs, the game isn't really that hard, but that's what I actually like about Japanese arcade 2v2/3v3 games. Skill doesn't rely on your inputs but more on your game sense. I don't know, I just click more with these types of fighting games. I knew about the red lock already and about the "double lock" but it was good to get extra information. The only thing I have a lot of trouble doing is managing my boost while being on the offensive at the same time. I feel like I can't multi-task. I focus or on shooting or dodging. If I try doing both at the same time I end up being meh in offense and meh at dodging which can be pretty frustrating. I.e: I'll try to dodge as much as possible and shoot randomly in between my dodges. I feel like I am just shooting randomly and when I hit someone, its more out of luck than skill. I also don't know how to maximise my movements with the available boost. I know about boost hopping, fuwa step(I guess its called) etc... but I can't seem to have movements that are as fluid as minato or other EXVS youtubers. Edit: and I won't even mention Melee combat because everytime I approach an enemy unit, I'll start stressing because of the extremely high pace you enter. CaC is really the hardest part for me in this game. I have trouble planning my approach, keeping enough boost so I'll be able to successfully land my combo. When I look at minato doing all of this instinctively it's kind of... discouraging lol (not in a negative way)
@@talesofgamersxx7903 stop switching suits for a while, if you're seriously trying to learn the game the different timing for boost efficiency and ranges between suits may throw you off. pick a good well rounded MS that you like and play it to pieces one thing minato does very well is know how to confirm into good options. an example is banshee's BC. once you hand a good beamrifle hit, instead of spamming it for the zunda (br=>br=>br) try to use that hit to cancel into an easily confirmed melee with good tracking assuming you're close enough. go into arcade or vs AI and set mini challenges for yourself - think "I won't get shot down once" or "I will not overheat my boost this entire match" until you've got a handle on your own limitations. play less yolo until you've observed the match's progression. understand that if you're playing against another human being, the opponent is looking at your approach and making decisions about how to counter it. a common tactic among disrespectful players is to bait the melee for an easy frame advantage on the most easily read block ever and then stuff you with their own melee combo.
Is there a preffered stick for Extreme Versus? I'm upgrading my cabinet to a 2p panel and will be buying 1 new joystick at least. Might as well make it optimal if there is a preffered stick. Currently using a well used Sanwa JLF.
Good work! Looking forward to the intermediate guide because BD→ステBD (StepBD/StepCC) is a pain in the butt to input :( Also faking your landings is important！
Thanks for the guide mate! Also would love to see a guide about gamepad key binding that works well for this game. The default setup is kinda bad for input CSA and CSB while moving around imo.
The fuwa step , BD Jump and Guard are actually what newcomers are not familiar with. With these techs you can save yourself from opponents in many scenes. Just watch a few videos from the Japanese players or the PDF videos and you may see how important these techs are to the result. Thanks for the video in English anyway.
Thanks man. Im learning to get used to everytjing default like burst gauge, and boost gauge so i try to conserve my boosts.(i got used to psp unlimited boost) but i still need to learn to use block more the timing of 2-8.
Awesome! This was very helpful indeed. For someone who plays fighting games I can get used to these notations very quickly. I have a question for Maxiboost On. Before the actual launch, can I use the Gundam Versus game to train some of these movements? It kinda looks and feels the same to mee, but I am a beginner and I can't really tell. Are there any fundamental differences between Maxiboos On and VS in terms of fundamental attacks and movements? Thanks :)
There's some basic stuff that can be transfer from GVS to MBON but I'd recommend you to play the open access to get the feeling of the game (you still can play it today!)
I thought there were *188* units in the PS4 version of MBON...185 from the Arcade game, Zaku Amazing, that blue suit with the whip from G Recco, and Lupus Rex as a Preorder Bonus.
After knowing what the controls are it's actually pretty straight forward (for instance typical 4/6BB (or 1 hit)>>4/6BBB that is applicable to about 99% of melee capable suits, it's LR melee then mash the melee button again, step after second melee input and do a full LR melee). The problem is always the actual execution especially for the really messy or fairly unusual ones (master's full N combo).
You can literally change the format to 1234 a simpler guide can be made like fighting games this confused and is harder to understand but i can learn it still
Noob question: on the dualshock, are the shotcut buttons work with Ex Burst (ABC). Like, instead of pressing □△✖︎ at the same time, can I press L2+R2 or R1+R2 or maybe L2+△ ?
thank you for the guide now I don't feed (as much in my matches ) i kinda can understand the tactics behind the fight instead of jus mass spamming thanks again
I dunno if someone can help me with this question, I've tried to google it but no answer, and the question is; how the hell I use the special attack of the Akatsuki gundam, that use the Bits/DRAGOON system with the beam rifle, I can't seem to find any botton combination to use it :(. And thanks for the video It help me a lot.
Hey Minato and anyone seeing this, is it better to use the stick controller if you wanna play with high speed? I couldn’t really keep up with the DualShock 😞 ... That or I’m just too used to NEXT PLUS haha 😅 help
that's the point of the video, learn this and you can use the knowledge in the already widely available guide online. Not to mention not everyone is using the default control or pad.
Suits will have varying amounts of melee combos. With some, you can do 8b while attacking to do a move, some do it with A, some get BC moves, etc. You just gotta experiment or hope someone has a comprehensive list of attacks.
I purchased this game and absolutely did not know how to play it ._. I tried to dash around like you but the movement is nothing like what you are doing, nothing seems to make sense to me playing this so far and I really regret the money spent on this game atm. I am watching more of your vids hoping I learn to play this game.
This game was originally an arcade game so a lot of player are used to playing it with a stick. Learning to read the arcade notations are pretty useful when you want to look up more info by yourself since no one is gonna use triangle/square when writing a guide even for a PS4.
MiNATO CH also helps keeping arcade notation because a lot of fighting games seems to have movelist and tutorials matching the arcade buttons. Should make people from other fighting games gets used to this information better.
Reminds me of the days I played FB with my friend on his PS3, since I never touched a PS3 controller (I am purely arcade) I be like "wtf are these controls???"
It was considered but then everyone was using a different control + some are using a arcade stick. learning arcade layout/input it's better as it's universal and everyone can use it.
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As a Japanese veteran playing gundam vs since 2013, I hope all of you guys outside japan enjoy and rage at your partners like I did. Glory to the federation!
S I E G Z E O N
Hail Zeon
I love getting absolute braindead teammates who pick 3000 cost units while I'm carrying with F91
@@VanceAsagi For ZEON :)
I just can’t find a main
Whenever I like a 3000 suit I feel like the cost is just a burden
But I like
Zz gundam
Arche
Wing ew
OMG MY PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO THE WORLD OF GUNDAM VS!!!!
You have no idea how bad news players need this, be ready to have this guide in the description in every video you make after release and watch the views fo up! I will be sending this video to all my friends who I want to play the game as well.
Minato single handedly fueling my desire to purchase MBON and teaching me how to play. Unsung hero right here
I’m so glad I was able to find your channel months ago. You’re one of the most helpful players I’ve found getting back into the Versus games, I haven’t played since Gundam Versus so I’m really rusty and trying to relearn basically everything from the ground up and your descriptions really help me out so thank you!
Got the game on Launch and I’m trying to be a cliche Bael main I love the suit way too much in any media or game he’s in. Though I’m trying to master several suits as well.
Welcome aboard sir
Thank you so much for this guide Minato. I just bought the game and was totally lost when I did the tutorial and wasn't being taught all those button terms like AC, BC, CC8B. This really helped a lot
Many years ago I put together a quick guide for Full Boost that I stuck into the case when I went to Smash tourneys with my friends. Seeing your guide just makes me smile cuz you don't have to cram a whole volume of knowledge onto 5 inch leaflets
you could make more guides ? with pro and cons of any suit and tips to use properly, those guides are amazing
Yep! More to come!
Ohh right bevause all suits move differently and has different combat efficiency.
Epyon, ground type, tallgeese special tap C, and other gimmick such as strike/impulse 4 or 6 ac(backpack change)
your guides have been very informative and you pointed out tips that i either have never realized or i have been using them subconsciously without realizing that these are exactly what you have pointed out. you deserve every subscribe you get. i hope more players and beginners will be able to find this video to properly understand the game mechanics.
i see minato is also in vtuber hell
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We needed this guide, thank you so much. You should have this video linked in the description of all your videos when the game releases. Because there will be many new players asking for a tutorial.
added to the previous showcase videos !
Awesome guide for the basic inputs, extremely helpful for someone new to the game!
Now that's a very handy guide indeed! I've dabbled a bit in GVS, and with MBON, I'd like to get a bit more serious about the game, so that little refresher course is more than welcome, thanks!
Not going to lie, I've played gundam vs next plus on psp for like 2 years and I never knew what the numbers meant.
I just looked on RUclips and hoped that when someone did a combo video they would use the actual button commands instead. This will seriously give me a better understanding of the mechanics, so thank you for uploading this. Also nice Vulcan reference
*reaches ABC section
Mina2 be like: "This is where all my raw super footage shines!"
Holy this game has a lot to learn for each suit damn.
I'm really thankful you help me out with this, even if Mexico is falling down, I'm going to purchase this no matter how.
I really do appreciate you to create this guide, see you in the launch of the game!
Great guide, I would love to see a guide going more indepth about how to properly defend/evade attacks
this is absolutely fundamental bro thanks a lot, it was really well done and I understood everything you presented to me! take my sub!! i look forward to more content from you
Thanks for the guide, its good to know the control is similiar like Gundam Seed Destiny: Rengou vs. Z.A.F.T. II. It's one of my first gundam game back then. I hope you continue doing the guide :)
Finally a guide that's understandable. Thank you very much
thank you for teaching me how to transform i've been wondering that since the day i got it! Thank you so very much
HAACHAMA?!
Thanks for tutoring our pig queen, Minato kekw
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@@MinatoVersus neeeee---
Well played :'D
Great video. Sent it to my friends who want to try out MBON as their first Vs game
Thank you you beautiful soul
Good work. This really helps people that arent familiar with the terms.
If could make a vídeo about some particular mecanics and How use and to get better with them, It would awesome.
Then, again, keep up the good work!!!! Thanks again!
A great video, as always! It would be great if you could explain some more terms such as “tech”, “oki”, etc in future videos. I’ve been playing Gundam vs for a while, but not on arcade so I’m not used to many terms but now many of them make sense after watching this guide. Thanks
Sweet now ill be able to understand the character guides
nice Akai Haato meme
Very helpful, thank you
This game looks like a lot of fun. I use to watch some episodes ofthe original Gundam, G Gundam, and Gundam Wing back in the day. From time to time I would see Gundam characters show up in Super Robot Wars.
"There's a few that only uses it once per life"
(Cries in Turn A CsA)
CsB*
Thanks for the guide
Useful for when I get this game one day.
0:30 Central Yharnam intensifies
this video is pretty much a madman's knowledge
This was very helpful! Thanks
1:19 oh i see what you did there..
Dokutah
Thank you, Master M.
Thx help me a lot
Expect to see your next video :)
Still confused but at least now i know what they mean. Maybe just need to get used to it. Can't wait for more in depth guide, especially some combo button
Now i could understand Minato's secret language
thank youuuuuuuu sirrrrrr!
Omg yes ! I've been wanting guides from your channel since I discovered it. Can you pls talk about movements in the game. (Decisions on how to move, how to dodge, etc...)
Or how to land shots successfully.
I know I might be asking for much. But since this looks like it's going to be a series. As a beginner, this is what I would love to learn from more experienced players
Edit: I usually just evade as much as possible and shoot randomly in between evasive moves. Whether I land or not is usually purely based on luck.( I know I am not very good)
This is why I was asking
Those will come with experience because I sometimes I can't really explain it either it just feel "right".
But you will eventually know when the enemy movement are off or they're definitely running out of boost which I think we can make a video about that but I'm not sure when or in which format lol.
Anyway, thank you for the kind words !
@@MinatoVersus I get your point completely. I can feel that most players move instinctively. I am just scared to pick up "bad habits". I actually started playing the game a long time ago(full boost), but it was always hard for me to find a large pool of players so I never really played the game seriously. I would play very casually. Now that maxi boost is announced and that Gundam versus didn't do too bad. I think it's a good opportunity for me to come back.
Thanks a lot for the answer and keep up the great work. This tutorial was really helpful !
@@talesofgamersxx7903 a lot of it just comes from experience and general game sense. the game is a 3 button fighting game, so inputs are simple and most of the depth comes from correct decision making and knowing when to be aggressive and when not to be.
for beginner, it's best to get used to red lock range. red lock is the distance in which your shots will have tracking properties. every suit has different red lock range, some backline units have massive red lock range. shooting from outside red lock range is possible, but unless the attack is a gerobi (puking wide beam) with area lockdown or an aoe type nuke you're most likely not going to hit due to no tracking property on the attack.
if you are in red lock range, enemy is forced to step or dodge your attack to cut the tracking. this requires boost. so the other half of it is learning to gauge when an enemy will be out of boost and learning to punish landings. good players will ensure they never overuse the boost gauge to overheat levels because this means they spend a full second waiting for it to come back as opposed to fractions of a second, which is an eternity in this game.
this is doubly important because as long as you have boost, pretty much every action in this game can be made safe by step or bd canceling. so it's hard to punish attacks unless an enemy is seriously committed. for a start, try being aware of if enemy has a melee suit, because a melee suit will want to yolo you or your teammate virtually all the time. if an enemy melee has your partner caught in a combo, shoot him in the back.
edit: in addition, due to the way the game mechanics work, you are virtually never going to win a 2v1 assuming your enemies aren't literal potatoes, because one of them can just wait until you are out of boost from dodging the other and then open up on you with everything. this is called being "double locked" and you can tell from the arrows on the screen that this is happening. it is the most dangerous state in the game and some players will save ex burst just so they can dodge if they can get double locked. however, if you are double locked, this means your partner can do just about anything without fear of being attacked. changing targets constantly will change your vector of movement in relation to your target, so be aware of what you're attacking and when.
@@Chaosrayne thanks for taking the time to write such a long and detailed answer.
I know that in terms of inputs, the game isn't really that hard, but that's what I actually like about Japanese arcade 2v2/3v3 games. Skill doesn't rely on your inputs but more on your game sense. I don't know, I just click more with these types of fighting games.
I knew about the red lock already and about the "double lock" but it was good to get extra information.
The only thing I have a lot of trouble doing is managing my boost while being on the offensive at the same time. I feel like I can't multi-task. I focus or on shooting or dodging. If I try doing both at the same time I end up being meh in offense and meh at dodging which can be pretty frustrating.
I.e: I'll try to dodge as much as possible and shoot randomly in between my dodges. I feel like I am just shooting randomly and when I hit someone, its more out of luck than skill.
I also don't know how to maximise my movements with the available boost. I know about boost hopping, fuwa step(I guess its called) etc... but I can't seem to have movements that are as fluid as minato or other EXVS youtubers.
Edit: and I won't even mention Melee combat because everytime I approach an enemy unit, I'll start stressing because of the extremely high pace you enter. CaC is really the hardest part for me in this game.
I have trouble planning my approach, keeping enough boost so I'll be able to successfully land my combo. When I look at minato doing all of this instinctively it's kind of... discouraging lol (not in a negative way)
@@talesofgamersxx7903
stop switching suits for a while, if you're seriously trying to learn the game the different timing for boost efficiency and ranges between suits may throw you off. pick a good well rounded MS that you like and play it to pieces
one thing minato does very well is know how to confirm into good options. an example is banshee's BC. once you hand a good beamrifle hit, instead of spamming it for the zunda (br=>br=>br) try to use that hit to cancel into an easily confirmed melee with good tracking assuming you're close enough.
go into arcade or vs AI and set mini challenges for yourself - think "I won't get shot down once" or "I will not overheat my boost this entire match" until you've got a handle on your own limitations.
play less yolo until you've observed the match's progression. understand that if you're playing against another human being, the opponent is looking at your approach and making decisions about how to counter it. a common tactic among disrespectful players is to bait the melee for an easy frame advantage on the most easily read block ever and then stuff you with their own melee combo.
Wow, can't wait to see the infinite amount of Setsuna/Kira MS players that are gonna show up when the game gets released
It's like that in all Gundam games anyway.
Like the original captain GG, minato acting as our guide to the world of mbon
Loved it!
That Suisei bgm tho
Thanks for this. I actually forgot how to fuwastep. It's been awhile since I've even touched a VSTG game, after all.
Everyone: Fuwa step 4:05
Me: Shooting Wooolfuuu! The elevation increases as the bullet is fired.
Is that a kamen rider reference. :P
FoxyPercival714 lol he has KR Vulcan when he talks about it too.
Haachama chama!
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Is there a preffered stick for Extreme Versus? I'm upgrading my cabinet to a 2p panel and will be buying 1 new joystick at least. Might as well make it optimal if there is a preffered stick. Currently using a well used Sanwa JLF.
Good work! Looking forward to the intermediate guide because BD→ステBD (StepBD/StepCC) is a pain in the butt to input :(
Also faking your landings is important！
Thanks! I'll have to wait until the game become available again for me to record the more advanced stuff.
Came for intro info to get into this game, stayed for the Haachama thumbnail. Wait, reverse that.
Good job MNT
Thank you for this~!!!
Good guide. No more boost dive!
Thank you for this video, I'm no longer the laughing stock of my friends.
CsA and CsB used once per life.
*laughs in lupus
Thank you so much, now i can get rekt less online as a beginner lol
hop step when laser beams has a tracking hit box back
ah I see
it's called fuwa step because I gorilla mash after it and get bodied right away just like punching kong getting bodied by thouser
Thanks for the guide mate! Also would love to see a guide about gamepad key binding that works well for this game. The default setup is kinda bad for input CSA and CSB while moving around imo.
now just have to wait for the game to be available for pre-order
The fuwa step , BD Jump and Guard are actually what newcomers are not familiar with. With these techs you can save yourself from opponents in many scenes. Just watch a few videos from the Japanese players or the PDF videos and you may see how important these techs are to the result. Thanks for the video in English anyway.
nice
I like this guide
Very memey
Thanks man. Im learning to get used to everytjing default like burst gauge, and boost gauge so i try to conserve my boosts.(i got used to psp unlimited boost) but i still need to learn to use block more the timing of 2-8.
Thanks for the tutorials.....btw do you watch vtuber too?
Awesome! This was very helpful indeed. For someone who plays fighting games I can get used to these notations very quickly. I have a question for Maxiboost On. Before the actual launch, can I use the Gundam Versus game to train some of these movements? It kinda looks and feels the same to mee, but I am a beginner and I can't really tell. Are there any fundamental differences between Maxiboos On and VS in terms of fundamental attacks and movements? Thanks :)
There's some basic stuff that can be transfer from GVS to MBON but I'd recommend you to play the open access to get the feeling of the game (you still can play it today!)
Unsure if you’ve been asked, but can you do a vid on what cancels are and how to do them?
How do you transforme the hot scramble
I thought there were *188* units in the PS4 version of MBON...185 from the Arcade game, Zaku Amazing, that blue suit with the whip from G Recco, and Lupus Rex as a Preorder Bonus.
183+3
How to catch landings?
How to boost manage?
What are the different comm choices
Wait until people learn about combo option. The input was like an alien language lol
Lel that actually applied to every fighting games in general 😂
After knowing what the controls are it's actually pretty straight forward (for instance typical 4/6BB (or 1 hit)>>4/6BBB that is applicable to about 99% of melee capable suits, it's LR melee then mash the melee button again, step after second melee input and do a full LR melee).
The problem is always the actual execution especially for the really messy or fairly unusual ones (master's full N combo).
You can literally change the format to 1234 a simpler guide can be made like fighting games this confused and is harder to understand but i can learn it still
Haachama chama
When is the pre order going to be available. For maxi boost on
Noob question: on the dualshock, are the shotcut buttons work with Ex Burst (ABC). Like, instead of pressing □△✖︎ at the same time, can I press L2+R2 or R1+R2 or maybe L2+△ ?
R3
MiNATO CH sorry, i wrote it wrong, I mean the Burst Attack (after engaging the Ex Burst mode)
So I can just hold R 3 again?
Yup just hit abc/r3 again
I'm come here because Akai Haato 😍
So there is no longer Boost Dive? What a shame...
Boost dive/Step dive were bad systems imo.
thank you for the guide now I don't feed (as much in my matches ) i kinda can understand the tactics behind the fight instead of jus mass spamming thanks again
I dunno if someone can help me with this question, I've tried to google it but no answer, and the question is; how the hell I use the special attack of the Akatsuki gundam, that use the Bits/DRAGOON system with the beam rifle, I can't seem to find any botton combination to use it :(.
And thanks for the video It help me a lot.
Hey Minato and anyone seeing this, is it better to use the stick controller if you wanna play with high speed? I couldn’t really keep up with the DualShock 😞
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That or I’m just too used to NEXT PLUS haha 😅 help
I use PS4 controller and it's fine. You don't need stick to play this game
Is there no fast fall like in Gundam VS
GVS has a dedicated boost dive button, in this game not every ms can do that kind of action
I feel like this would be easier to understand if it was up down left right triangle square circle X
that's the point of the video, learn this and you can use the knowledge in the already widely available guide online.
Not to mention not everyone is using the default control or pad.
Maybe make one with directional (up,down,left,right) and button layouts for ps4. Im not a mathematician, and i averaged a solid C- in algebra...
no
My fight stick I just ordered has a different mapping, do you recommend the one in the video?
that's the standard one that used in the arcade so yes
hey, can u explain to me how gundam x1 do the combo like spinning the whip ? i can't find that combo in gundam versus 2018
when any of the melee connect, press BC
@@MinatoVersus is this work for another gundam ?
not every gundam can do it all you need to try it out
Suits will have varying amounts of melee combos. With some, you can do 8b while attacking to do a move, some do it with A, some get BC moves, etc. You just gotta experiment or hope someone has a comprehensive list of attacks.
Amazing guide, but is not the ps4 controler more easy than joystick ? What is the advantage of joystick over the controller ?
It was the arcade game first so it's a default control for the majority of people
What button configuration do you use for ps4 controller? I’ve been working on CSB and CSA for suits that have both and it feels off to me.
im playing on 5yo DS4 with default control
MiNATO CH so do you just hold A or B when charging either?
yep, also with trigger shortcut
You say "CC=BD" what does BD mean?
Boost Dash!
@@MinatoVersus oh duh. Jesus lol. Than you haha
I purchased this game and absolutely did not know how to play it ._. I tried to dash around like you but the movement is nothing like what you are doing, nothing seems to make sense to me playing this so far and I really regret the money spent on this game atm. I am watching more of your vids hoping I learn to play this game.
Try the mission mode, it will help ease you into the game. This game is definitely one of the harder game to get into but it's 💯 worth it
It's studying time, I guess 😅
hi minato i would like to know with what button to lunch the missiles from the gundam harute because when i try its not working
AC during MA mode
@@MinatoVersus yes in MA mode i can't lunch the missile
@@MinatoVersus AC what button is that on ps4 or ps3 controler
AC = shoot+melee button you can check the video again for the layout
@@MinatoVersus i did try on exvs fb its working thank for your help
It's great you do this introduction video, but I still think most people are using the ps4 controller to play
This game was originally an arcade game so a lot of player are used to playing it with a stick. Learning to read the arcade notations are pretty useful when you want to look up more info by yourself since no one is gonna use triangle/square when writing a guide even for a PS4.
MiNATO CH also helps keeping arcade notation because a lot of fighting games seems to have movelist and tutorials matching the arcade buttons. Should make people from other fighting games gets used to this information better.
Reminds me of the days I played FB with my friend on his PS3, since I never touched a PS3 controller (I am purely arcade) I be like "wtf are these controls???"
Man I like the game but boy is it confusing lol
Mmmm hachaama
I still dont get how to cancel beam shoot with a dash?
P.S. with controller
almost every action can be cancel with that dash. go try it in the game
@@MinatoVersus still no luck...
So Square then movex2 asap?
square, tap x twice repeat
@@MinatoVersus OOOHHHHHHH
Can you use the joystick button format?
It was considered but then everyone was using a different control + some are using a arcade stick.
learning arcade layout/input it's better as it's universal and everyone can use it.
Why not use ps4 map button I think its more easily