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Fighting Game 101
| Skullgirls is great if you actually want to get a stronger grasp on core mechanics, but if you want a game that's truly fun n' easy to pick up, I've found P4Arena(Ultimax) to be pretty welcoming to newcomers.
Opinions of another FG neophyte.
| >>194625
I honestly can't even handle the division of light/medium/heavy attacks further into punches/kicks. Is there anything good with 4-button layout like BlazBlue or Melty Blood or I think Guilty Gear too on PC?
| Guilty gear'a good choice, helps that it looks good
Also Dragon Ball FighterZ, it's kinda simplified but it's a good place to learn
| If you want to learn the core básica pick Divekick.
| *basics
| Other than that you're better off picking older titles. Super Street Fighter 2 or Fatal Fury Special are the best choices.
| Once tour better acquainted you van pick other titles lik KoF, Garou or Darkstalkers
| *can
| *your
| Xrd is a good start.
I'll say Under-Night ONLY because it has the best Tutorial in fighting games I've ever seen and it actually teaches you mechanics not unique to Under-Night. I'm also willing to give Persona a pass because it's just an easy game overall.
| Not gonna lie, I thought this said "Fisting Game 101" XD
| Guilty gear. Pick any one
| Gulty Gear actually isn't good for entry level. I'd put it at mid-level.
| >>198515 Xrd is fine. The rest? Fuck no.
I'd never tell a beginner to use +R as a starting point lmao
| >>198540
Accent core + was my starting level too. Its not too fast or too slow. Matches can be really long or really short depending on skill. Its not too threatening.
| >>198965
>>199045
More power to you guys on that one. I feel like +R can be quite a bit. Of course we're talking about learning concepts and not necessarily playing at high level so maybe that's where my disconnect is coming from.
| (Also, GBA Guilty? Whew boy)
| What makes someone good at fighting games? Is it the combo chaining? Or the attack and defense timing? Or what? This is one of the things that i never understand in fighting games.
| And what Guilty Gear is offer? A tutorial? An easy gameplay? Or both?
| >>199259
Xrd/Rev2 has a really good tutorial, teaches you movement, attacks, blocking and also tactics, mechanics and techniques that you will encounter playing other players
| >>199256 Application of knowledge. It's mostly a mix of everything alongside forcing your opponent to make bad decisions and punishing then for it/guessing correctly/having good reads.
| >>199135
Eh, it was pretty fun. Even though I feel like Chipp was extremely op there, just straight up busted.
| Capcom Vs. SNK 2 is a really good game. I would recommend the PS2 or the PSN version. But that's just me.
| I recommend Tekken 7 (or any Tekken game really). This is a pretty good game for beginners because you don't need to do any weird ass Z D C joystick movements to get the moves out.
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| Yo just got interest in fighting games. What's the best fighting game for noobs? Not to winning brainless but to git gud (learning to getting good).
Been playing Marvel 1 easy mode, and wanna try SFA3 due to SF 30th Anniv.