[0:00] thank you to Intel for being a sponsor
[0:02] for today's video Get Next Generation
[0:03] performance for everything that you do
[0:05] with the 13 gen Intel core processors a
[0:08] specially built for gamers looking to
[0:10] maximize their performance for the
[0:11] latest games while also having
[0:12] capabilities to tackle recording
[0:14] streaming and editing workloads the 13
[0:16] gen Intel Core processor based PCS make
[0:19] it all possible
[0:21] are you new to fighting games or just
[0:23] want to brush up on your knowledge well
[0:24] guess what we got something for you we
[0:26] will be explaining basic fighting game
[0:28] terms in our own words help you get
[0:30] caught up class is in session let's
[0:31] begin the lesson
[0:34] it's it's hard like I feel like [ __ ] is
[0:37] really hard to explain what's this
[0:42] say you're you're Ryu and your press and
[0:44] you press crotching medium kick and
[0:46] you're trying to throw that crouching
[0:47] medium kick to the point where like the
[0:49] move itself does not miss or your
[0:51] opponent walks into it you're walking
[0:53] back and forth back and forth back and
[0:55] forth back and forth and you're making
[0:57] sure like that button right there that
[0:59] you press while you're going back and
[1:01] forth is going to connect a lot of
[1:04] people don't have footsies just straight
[1:05] up low-key it's a lot of people don't
[1:07] have footsies I'm gonna just be honest
[1:09] with you
[1:10] are you
[1:12] so a combo really simply is a chain of
[1:15] hits that your opponent cannot do
[1:17] anything about and it is you know
[1:18] guaranteed damage essentially it shows
[1:20] up on the side of the screen typically
[1:22] of like oh my God that was a four hit
[1:23] combo obviously the harder combos are a
[1:26] little bit tighter to execute there are
[1:27] some very easy combos that have a lot of
[1:29] leniency and then there are combos that
[1:30] you need to execute it absolutely
[1:32] perfectly in order to get anything so
[1:34] definitely learning your basics of
[1:36] combos from the tutorials and stuff like
[1:37] that is a great place to start and once
[1:39] you understand your moves you can
[1:40] definitely look at streamers or top
[1:41] level players and kind of understand the
[1:43] moves they're using the timings they're
[1:44] using and that's basically how you'll
[1:46] get started on learning your bigger and
[1:47] better combos but again start small
[1:51] so let's say you throw out a punch and a
[1:53] kick and that punch is plus and then in
[1:55] between the next hit if they've hit a
[1:57] button in between well it counter hit
[1:59] the objective is to get the opponent to
[2:01] say hey
[2:03] I want to take my turn back this whole
[2:05] blocking thing it just ain't for me so I
[2:09] am simply in my disadvantage try to
[2:12] weasel my way out of this situation but
[2:14] you ah a frame trap gives you enough
[2:17] advantage to where your next move will
[2:19] beat out just about anything your
[2:21] opponent tries to counter with but frame
[2:24] traps allow you to punish your opponent
[2:26] for pressing or continue pressure or
[2:28] deliver the mind game where they're
[2:30] looking for one follow-up because you've
[2:33] conditioned them and then you go for
[2:34] another
[2:36] I remember seeing this word when I was a
[2:38] kid I don't know where this term came
[2:40] from I never used the word Oaky like I
[2:43] know people use Oki all the time Okie is
[2:46] basically your offense that that you're
[2:48] enforcing and your setups or whatever
[2:50] you want to do next while your opponent
[2:52] is on the ground and recover
[2:55] [Music]
[2:57] block specific move
[2:58] actually take a little bit of damage
[3:00] obviously not as much damage as getting
[3:02] hit by the move and certain moves don't
[3:04] even do chip damage in the games that
[3:06] have chip damage but chip damage
[3:07] essentially is blocking a move and still
[3:10] getting hit for like you know a tiny
[3:11] little bit of damage
[3:13] ever been to the circus sure you have
[3:16] and you know Holly you throw the ball in
[3:17] the air and you keep just like smacking
[3:19] it up over and over and over again you
[3:21] want to make sure you can keep that
[3:23] juggle as long as possible before like
[3:25] messing up or dropping the bowling pins
[3:28] for example once you launch the opponent
[3:30] in the air they're in a state where they
[3:32] just they get hit right it's a it's the
[3:34] juggle State and you just can't defend
[3:36] it the only way you could defend it is
[3:37] if I drop the combo
[3:40] it is the only thing that matters is
[3:43] gift that whatever higher being you
[3:46] believe in bless the Cannons with right
[3:49] there easiest way to put this one is
[3:52] it's beautiful it's what we want is what
[3:54] you need it's something that smash
[3:55] unfortunately does not have bro I feel
[3:57] like nobody gets this answer right
[3:58] because delay base is pretty much your
[4:00] playing underwater you know how if you
[4:01] swing a punch underwater versus your
[4:04] swinging punch like naturally the
[4:05] underwater punch takes way longer the
[4:08] higher the delay meaning the farther
[4:09] your opponent or the worse the
[4:11] connection is the slower is when you
[4:12] press a button right the button will
[4:14] come out like this
[4:16] let's say I press crouching medium kick
[4:19] review when the game registers the
[4:21] crotchy medium kick they do us a
[4:23] specific sequences of how of what's the
[4:25] next move happens they pretty much
[4:27] foretell the future and like it's like a
[4:29] timeline right the timeline goes this
[4:31] way that way that way once you implement
[4:34] the specific move the game will
[4:36] automatically go to that timeline
[4:37] specifically which makes the neck code
[4:40] really really good and there's no delay
[4:43] in that in that point let's say you
[4:45] let's say you you press a button and the
[4:47] game just kind of accidentally chose the
[4:49] wrong timeline then you'll kind of
[4:51] you'll visually be able to see that your
[4:53] opponent got hit and then right away
[4:55] they're blocking the opponent did block
[4:57] but the game just chose the wrong option
[4:59] that's why I call it rollback if the
[5:01] game chooses the wrong timeline when
[5:03] you're not when it didn't happen then
[5:05] the game will act will roll back into
[5:07] the person just blocking or being
[5:09] somewhere else on the screen or actually
[5:11] doing a specific action
[5:13] probably know what cancels for my other
[5:15] games right so you can cancel this move
[5:16] to another move you're doing one move
[5:18] into another move uh one move is already
[5:20] out certain moves are special cancelable
[5:21] certain moves are not this also exists
[5:23] in Smash for the fighting game
[5:24] characters which is very nice but yeah
[5:26] it's basically just you know canceling
[5:27] the end of a moves animation with
[5:29] something else
[5:31] we're gonna look at this from the eyes
[5:33] of the defender it's a situation where
[5:36] you simply have to guess whether Left
[5:39] Right overhead low grab no grab whatever
[5:43] 50 50 is a situation where skill is
[5:46] removed and in this point you simply
[5:48] have to guess
[5:50] fighting games are fun
[5:53] I'd say Magnus hitting you with like an
[5:55] infinite juggle but it's not doing
[5:57] enough damage So eventually they use
[5:59] this uh technique you drop the combo on
[6:01] purpose I'm juggling you boom boom boom
[6:03] boom boom boom and then I drop the combo
[6:05] on purpose and like go under you to the
[6:07] other side and then go low so people do
[6:10] resets to kill the opponent faster
[6:12] there's obviously resets in like
[6:14] American resets where you drop Combos
[6:16] and then we just oh yeah I meant to do
[6:18] that when we pick them up
[6:20] matches with no stake in them at a
[6:22] tournament you're just playing not in
[6:24] the tournament with someone or online
[6:25] with someone again not in a tournament
[6:27] literally all it is is a non-tournament
[6:29] game
[6:31] when you play a character like Katana
[6:33] historically and tiers are moves that
[6:36] simply
[6:37] anti-air attacks whether that be
[6:40] jump-ins any kind of like teleports that
[6:43] that leave them in the air you know any
[6:45] setups anything that's coming from the
[6:47] air that can be hit so very strong tool
[6:50] and one you should adapt into your
[6:53] gameplay regardless of the game you play
[6:55] there's jumpers everywhere I promise you
[6:57] there's a new wave and in 2023 we're
[6:59] getting Street Fighter we're likely
[7:01] getting Tekken we're likely getting
[7:02] Mortal Kombat 12. so many new players
[7:04] you know what new players like to do
[7:05] they jump they're buddy rapping
[7:08] it's all they do they don't know how to
[7:09] move forward anymore
[7:10] make sure you know how to anti-air all
[7:13] right
[7:14] a special news is done by doing a
[7:17] quarter Circle forward something with a
[7:19] joystick and a button at the same time
[7:21] reuse case if you do if you hit down
[7:23] down forward forward and you press punch
[7:26] you'll get Hadouken
[7:30] light buttons or or buttons that don't
[7:32] really lead into much they're just
[7:33] trying to claim some space trying to
[7:35] keep people out long distance
[7:36] relationship sort of thing this is part
[7:37] of footsies right is using your long
[7:39] range moves to hit your opponent when
[7:41] they are in your range but you're not
[7:43] trying to combo off of them you're just
[7:44] trying to keep them at Bay and just
[7:46] slowly get damage over time and kind of
[7:48] frustrate them so that way they Dash in
[7:50] or jump and you can get bigger combo
[7:51] starters then
[7:53] they're asking some heavy-hidden
[7:55] questions neutral is so big obviously
[7:57] everyone starts at neutral in round one
[7:59] fight let's say we're using the grid the
[8:01] training stage as an example right and
[8:03] there's this giant line in the middle
[8:04] your goal in neutral is to make sure
[8:07] that you're winning at this tug of war
[8:10] if you're getting pushed back and your
[8:12] back is against a wall think of that as
[8:14] like you lost the tug of war and you
[8:16] lost the neutral but if you're able to
[8:17] push somebody back all the way to the
[8:19] wall or you know somebody that just
[8:21] likes to walk themselves back in the
[8:22] wall that means they're very bad at
[8:24] neutral that means they're giving up
[8:25] neutral automatically and then you have
[8:27] all that space to walk back to use uh
[8:30] for your poking and footsie advantage
[8:34] when you block something you are in
[8:36] what's considered Blackstone and you
[8:38] have a certain amount of frames before
[8:39] you can do any action if you do a
[8:41] special move on the first frame out of
[8:43] said block Sun you get a rehearsal if
[8:46] you do that out of hits time or knock
[8:48] down I should say the first frame that
[8:50] you're active again after your character
[8:52] is off the ground reversal
[8:55] an ex move is a special move but
[8:57] typically used with meter it takes Meter
[8:59] whatever meter you have in your game and
[9:01] then it gives the move either more
[9:03] Properties or more damage or more hits
[9:05] or a different state of knockdown or
[9:06] something like that so it's basically
[9:08] just a special version of your special
[9:09] move
[9:11] these are the bar at the bottom
[9:12] sometimes at the top but that bar is
[9:15] utilized or those ex moves sometimes he
[9:17] lies for defensive things too as well if
[9:19] you're looking at Guilty Gear that meter
[9:21] can be used for the exclusive we just
[9:24] talked about
[9:25] I'm a game mechanic depending on the
[9:27] game where if you tap forward forward
[9:30] like Direction forward forward or back
[9:32] back in the air your opponent will just
[9:34] kind of like do a little Dash or a back
[9:37] air Dash right
[9:39] happy birthday is a wonderful term
[9:42] coined by the goats over there in the
[9:45] Marvel Community when you catch the
[9:47] assist who's incoming to do a move to
[9:50] help their point character if you hit
[9:53] both of them at the same time and you
[9:55] are comboing them that is known as a
[9:58] happy birthday
[9:59] so grabs beat block command grabs are
[10:03] basically special versions of grabs that
[10:05] either do more damage and or have a
[10:07] better state of knockdown or they cannot
[10:09] be broken but you cannot do that to a
[10:10] command grab and grabs if you got hit
[10:12] you're getting hit there's no way to get
[10:14] out of it
[10:16] I confirm Laura hey confirm is when you
[10:18] hit a button at the right time into
[10:20] something else that's a confirm for
[10:22] example if you're a Shoto player a
[10:24] crouching medium kick into a fireball or
[10:26] VP that's a confirm you're trying to
[10:28] confirm that that button hit you trying
[10:29] to confirm and make sure that that
[10:31] button hit to go in the next one
[10:35] OTG stands for off the ground and what
[10:38] that means is that when you knock
[10:39] somebody down like that from like an air
[10:41] combo situation some moons have
[10:43] properties where you can pick your
[10:44] opponent up off the ground and you
[10:46] continue to comma from there
[10:49] did we just talk about that I alluded to
[10:51] it I don't even know this is gonna be on
[10:52] here hey hey which one of y'all stole my
[10:54] curriculum hey you know I talked about
[10:56] this Earth this was supposed to be on
[10:58] the extra credit I'm on here an American
[11:00] reset is when we are in the middle of a
[11:03] combo
[11:04] especially a game-winning combo and we
[11:07] dropped that
[11:08] time slows down we start sweating we
[11:11] start getting nervous
[11:13] the crowd gasped but somehow we mash and
[11:18] somehow we get that next hit in the
[11:20] competition is like oh my God what a
[11:22] cool reset and in our minds we know
[11:25] that we dropped that
[11:27] there's so much to learn the you know
[11:29] immense amount of information you have
[11:30] to learn when you want to play a
[11:31] fighting game or really get serious
[11:32] about it is incredibly High let me know
[11:35] what your favorite fgc term is in the
[11:38] comment section below and I'll see you
[11:39] in the next video ciao
[11:43] [Music]