How tf do you play this game's neutral

[Saiche]

The normals are way too short to actually use them as pokes, walk speed is extremely slow and the normals are short so footsies basically aren't even a thing. Do you just zone with ki blasts and super dash their ki blasts into block strings? Is that it?

[Saiche]

Originally posted by Khurono:

If you had faster reactions you would't be having issues with the neutral.

I have around a 250 ms reaction time, that is about 150 ms above average

[Ace]

Originally posted by Saiche:

Originally posted by LeonardoTurtle:

maybe you use that noggin of urs and figure it out urself

you sound like you dont even know what a neutral game is

Actually they've got a point. We can't explain a footsies game to you if your first instinct is "EVERYTHING IS BAD AND ALL OPTIONS SUCK" as your first defense.


No, All the strikes are NOT too short-ranged. There's plenty of moves to open people up. Mixups are a thing. Using assists to get in safely is also a thing.

Grabs? Yeah they're a thing too, and they hit crouching opponents too! It's almost like they've given you like four options for opening up a block-happy opponent and tell you ALL of this in the tutorials or something!

[Ace]

"250MS reaction time"....♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

That's some preachy teenager angst talking right there. Are you also a US Sniper with over 200 confirmed kills and going to DDOS anybody that disrespects you? Cause that's how you sound right now.

You don't even know what you're talking about in terms of gameplay, and then you say that 250 ms is 150 ms HIGHER than average reaction times when if you actually had any inkling of what garbage you were spewing out of your mouth, you'd know that's not even remotely true.

Average response time is 200-250 ms. That's actually pretty piss poor in fighting game terms. Besides, fighting games arn't even really about reaction, they're about having a brain and thinking AHEAD of the fight. Not saying "Well he's standing right now so that means I'm garenteed a low" because that's not how it works.

[KOS-MOS]

Hope this helps you out =

Beginner Guide #1 Basics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0_ETnOPDs8

Beginner Guide #2 Combos + Movement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bULkvZkbb88

6 Dragon Ball FighterZ Advanced Tips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ofSAgn5kgg

HOW TO EXTEND COMBOS: DragonBall FighterZ w/Maximilian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtYw3mt3HMw

[Troispoint]

Saiche asks for help, then literally throws his head in the sand when someone explains to him what's going on. This is amazing.

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Don't ask valid questions on steam forums, you're just gonna get a bunch of idiots responding, regardless of which game it is. YouTube and other sources are much more helpful.

Not a pro player, but we actually talk in a civil manner in my stream... an environment where you can actually learn. There are also people who are very good who hang around there too. Come say hi sometime!

[Saiche]

Originally posted by Pixel Zed:

"250MS reaction time"....♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

That's some preachy teenager angst talking right there. Are you also a US Sniper with over 200 confirmed kills and going to DDOS anybody that disrespects you? Cause that's how you sound right now.

You don't even know what you're talking about in terms of gameplay, and then you say that 250 ms is 150 ms HIGHER than average reaction times when if you actually had any inkling of what garbage you were spewing out of your mouth, you'd know that's not even remotely true.

Average response time is 200-250 ms. That's actually pretty piss poor in fighting game terms. Besides, fighting games arn't even really about reaction, they're about having a brain and thinking AHEAD of the fight. Not saying "Well he's standing right now so that means I'm garenteed a low" because that's not how it works.

youre right, I heard it was 400ms but I dont remember where I heard that from

[Saiche]

Originally posted by Nameless:

twitch.tv/vilepresence

Don't ask valid questions on steam forums, you're just gonna get a bunch of idiots responding, regardless of which game it is. YouTube and other sources are much more helpful.

Not a pro player, but we actually talk in a civil manner in my stream... an environment where you can actually learn. There are also people who are very good who hang around there too. Come say hi sometime!

dont know why I put the question on here rather that reddit, fighting game reddits are usually actually good, but I gome okay answers out of this