I still dont fully understand how to string attacks together to create a true string but thats mostly my own issue and im sure ill figure it out eventually anyways. Incredible video, even the parts i didnt fully understand or terms i didnt know were very easily explained to the point i practically knew what they were before googling to be sure.
@@therickeffect7466 thank you! Feel free to ask questions - I don’t quite understand what you’re asking here, but pressing the buttons (LLMMH) quickly in succession leads to a true string
This video has opened up new horizons for me and horizons I may struggle against on the other side. Great video, keep it up Nova your content is amazing.
As somebody new to traditional fighters that focus on long blockstrings (due to the only fighters I've played before then not having real gatling mechanics), this is some really good advice. From personal experience, I had a general sense that frame traps are a much better idea, just from game sense I'd developed from playing Yamcha and mashing wolf fang fist M on block. But the insight I lacked was on how to apply that pressure universally. It'd be so much more threatening to get frame traps from doing light attacks into a delayed medium since they're not nearly as committal as my rekka, too. I had been building my block pressure around the idea that my opponent would be mashing reflect, but I really appreciate the pointer that most players would rather disrespect the pressure, and how to deal with it and play around it. This seems so much easier to implement on the fly rather than memorizing a long string, too! And it helps focus the game more on what makes it fun for me, which is the mental game and decisions made during the match. Like, learning combos is fun and rewarding, but memorizing a long blockstring is like combos except without everything that makes combos feel great, and doesn't really work all that well in the long run. More effort for less reward than light into delayed medium into mental game. And not having to spend so much time learning blockstrings is CRAZY helpful to learning new characters! Like, this was something that was becoming a major roadblock for me learning new characters, which I started to feel was pretty detrimental to learning a team based fighting game for me. I appreciate that this is built around the mentality of what most online players are conditioned to fight against, cause thats the skill level that most people who would click on this video would want pointers for. Long blockstrings do build meter, which is helpful and valuable, but I think its more valuable to spend that time opening up the opponent and doing a mental game around that, which would pay off more later in the match. From playing other fighters, I know that conditioning the opponent is REALLY valuable and rewarding to look out for. And looking out for opponent patterns and exploiting them is insanely fun to me. And I'd DEFINITELY felt that mental strength drain from playing against other people online and just being careful on defense. Long story short, this is some really valuable insight that I feel is going to let me learn the game easier, and have more fun playing it! Liked and subbed.
@@NovaZayn yeah bro it was so good like as a content creator myself I really see how much effort it was to make this video probably took a few days and like 10 hours of work😂
Great video, Nova! I'm a season 1 launch vet who stopped playing almost a year ago for FFXIV and got mega rusty. Your video whipped me into shape like the bootcamp it is. Thanks, bud, keep making great content!
Wow, this video is SO good and helpful, but the tempo section specifically blew my mind. I never thought about how a more staggered, slowed-down tempo can make certain slow options like 6Ms or command grabs seem more ambiguous and harder to react to and the way you explained it made a lot of sense. That's so cool 🤩 Thank you so much for the lesson. I will try to apply what I learned here today!
My online mentor, appreciate you for what you are doing because since I found you about 2 weeks ago my play has gone to another level especially with adult Gohan, arigato
I already explored these concepts earlier in the game but this is a very great video. It's well made so I'm gonna share this with my friends who want to learn the game.
@@Demondzeta hello i do actually, I have a dash blocking video, although more geared towards movement, and a more recent higher quality « pressure shimmy » video that encompasses that depth I was eluding to
@@NovaZayn I am wired my guy for some reason my game goes at 53-60 FPS now on pc. It never used to do that it was always consistent 60 and it only happens when I go in the online lobby when I go in the offline lobby I get consistent 60... I’ve tried everything but I just give up at this point I’m just gonna play strive
5:05 you can dash block and..2h a vanish? How do I train for all that that video is insane. I need to do some 15min practice of that every day when I wake up. Especially to counter the vanish. I was able to get so much of you tip of using 5L2M already omg
That’s a bit more advanced, but is doable. A better way is to just stop ur pressure. So 4LL do NOTHING by holding back in case they mash, then counter what they do (Vanish, reflect, dp etc). Cross ups do feel like that but are VERY hard to deal with. You only need 4LL delay 2M on most online folks. Use cross ups when they can actually block. Then, with that same “slow” rhythm, things like 4LL 6M, 4L…4L….2M, & same side options start to feel the same!
I don't understand. why should I wait to overload until I'm safe to block? it's not like i would be blocking anyway and if they think i will they'll still have the advantage of forcing me to block
Sorry I don't quite understand your question; wdym until you're safe to block and should wait? I think the "should wait" part relates to frame trapping - you WANT to land frame traps first (delay normals) because a bunch of reasons: most damaging combo starter, lower leveled people tend to mash a lot so this counters that, easiest ways to get hits, AND incites them to STOP mashing. If you overload while they continue to mash, they'll mash 5L THROUGH your 6M/DR/cross-ups so you literally "can't overload". If they continue to mash, continue to frame trap. You can only "overload" once they get conditioned to stop mashing, in which you can abuse that respect. But if they never get conditioned, then no need to change anything and you get easy dubs
@@NovaZayn sorry for being unclear and making you repeat yourself. At 3:43 you say ideally overload on safe normals (-5), and i was confused about why I shouldn't overload on unsafe normals, and after thinking about it more i think it's because i can't safely bait out reflect/dp.(reflect because they could start mashing.) why would i start blocking, I thought. and if i'm trying to overload I'm definitely not blocking so what advantage does him knowing that i could safely block give me?(answer: he's not going to reflect/dp or at least those options will lose to blocking and they're conditioned to respect frametrapping)
@@conanngan645 oh mostly because of 2 things; that’s when you can cancel out of them best, and when a KEY overload is possible: just stopping. If you stop on safe normals, you bait out stuff while blocking but if it’s unsafe you’d get hit without being able to block
@@conanngan645 sorry, also revisiting this and looking at the () comments - you are right and it sounds like ur already layers ahead! Thé better u get at pressuring, and the better défense you come into, you’ll notice that overloading on unsafe normals can be a thing; people using DR after a 2M for example in tournaments is much harder to tech than 5L DR because it’s so uncommon. But these layered mixups come with more risk! It’s like trying to do IAD nothing 2M low solo; very strong but such a big gap (that’s why assists cover them)
I started maining kefla and would always change tempo with my attacks on block and they will poke and I'll punish them...ig I was frame trapping before I knew what it was
Why do a true blockstring to get an IAD jH or other L mix to land if you can just… block lol I understand the frustrations sometimes, but it always will be a risk since you can’t always be right. However, after I notice someone using a DP on me early in the game it always costs them later on; whether it’s the next play right after, the play to win or the next game. Especially if you watch their ressources (like if they have 3 bars), the characters they play (Jiren, i literally ALWAYS wait instead of a frame trap and they counter) or their play style (all c assists madmen). On top of that, just blocking will keep you safe if they mash anyways. Of course, you can always just true block string, use both assists, use a meter to vanish, then risk a DR after wasting all that if they can block or.. be able to bait and 2M them while keeping those ressources. Don’t let fear stop you from growing in this game, since pressure is also a skill to work on in order to get you to the next level. I promise you’ll get better if you trust it:) Also, from the other perspective, when you defend them you’ll be able to throw them off with DPs and mash mind games
@@NovaZayn you've been making top notch content like this that are super easy to understand and can accel the learning curve for DBFZ by a long shot, yet you only have a tad over 2k subs
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I still dont fully understand how to string attacks together to create a true string but thats mostly my own issue and im sure ill figure it out eventually anyways. Incredible video, even the parts i didnt fully understand or terms i didnt know were very easily explained to the point i practically knew what they were before googling to be sure.
@@therickeffect7466 thank you! Feel free to ask questions - I don’t quite understand what you’re asking here, but pressing the buttons (LLMMH) quickly in succession leads to a true string
this is one of the best guides ever on offensive pressure
Thank you!
3000 hours on this game I have and this helped me a lot
I’m glad you liked the video:)
@@NovaZayn Maybe on PC,but on PSN this shit dont work,they all mash LOL
@@zeokenx2 just frame trap against most opponents who mash normals lol I play mostly on PSN
@@NovaZayn everytime I do it they spam bro
@@zeokenx2 then you aren’t frame trapping
Incredibly high quality and easy to follow guide.
So glad I found this channel! 🙏🙇♂️
Thank you!!! Welcome aboard
This video has opened up new horizons for me and horizons I may struggle against on the other side. Great video, keep it up Nova your content is amazing.
Thank you! Good luck on your training
As somebody new to traditional fighters that focus on long blockstrings (due to the only fighters I've played before then not having real gatling mechanics), this is some really good advice. From personal experience, I had a general sense that frame traps are a much better idea, just from game sense I'd developed from playing Yamcha and mashing wolf fang fist M on block. But the insight I lacked was on how to apply that pressure universally.
It'd be so much more threatening to get frame traps from doing light attacks into a delayed medium since they're not nearly as committal as my rekka, too.
I had been building my block pressure around the idea that my opponent would be mashing reflect, but I really appreciate the pointer that most players would rather disrespect the pressure, and how to deal with it and play around it.
This seems so much easier to implement on the fly rather than memorizing a long string, too! And it helps focus the game more on what makes it fun for me, which is the mental game and decisions made during the match.
Like, learning combos is fun and rewarding, but memorizing a long blockstring is like combos except without everything that makes combos feel great, and doesn't really work all that well in the long run. More effort for less reward than light into delayed medium into mental game.
And not having to spend so much time learning blockstrings is CRAZY helpful to learning new characters! Like, this was something that was becoming a major roadblock for me learning new characters, which I started to feel was pretty detrimental to learning a team based fighting game for me.
I appreciate that this is built around the mentality of what most online players are conditioned to fight against, cause thats the skill level that most people who would click on this video would want pointers for.
Long blockstrings do build meter, which is helpful and valuable, but I think its more valuable to spend that time opening up the opponent and doing a mental game around that, which would pay off more later in the match. From playing other fighters, I know that conditioning the opponent is REALLY valuable and rewarding to look out for. And looking out for opponent patterns and exploiting them is insanely fun to me.
And I'd DEFINITELY felt that mental strength drain from playing against other people online and just being careful on defense.
Long story short, this is some really valuable insight that I feel is going to let me learn the game easier, and have more fun playing it! Liked and subbed.
After watching this its easily one of the best made fighterz videos I've ever watched hope you make it man
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it
@@NovaZayn yeah bro it was so good like as a content creator myself I really see how much effort it was to make this video probably took a few days and like 10 hours of work😂
@@prodigygaming9810 my videos do take a lot of effort, it’s nice knowing it’s being appreciated :)
@@NovaZayn also you should twitch stream im sure people would watch 👀
This is exaclty what I needed
Glad i could help🙏
What an awesome DBFZ class!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it:)
Editing on point once again, and very good explanation of the pressure mind game :)
Thank you! Always love seeing your support on the channel my man
Great video, Nova! I'm a season 1 launch vet who stopped playing almost a year ago for FFXIV and got mega rusty. Your video whipped me into shape like the bootcamp it is. Thanks, bud, keep making great content!
Haha love to see it, welcome back!
Wow, this video is SO good and helpful, but the tempo section specifically blew my mind. I never thought about how a more staggered, slowed-down tempo can make certain slow options like 6Ms or command grabs seem more ambiguous and harder to react to and the way you explained it made a lot of sense. That's so cool 🤩
Thank you so much for the lesson. I will try to apply what I learned here today!
Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoyed that part as well, it’s very interesting to see how tempo and rhythm can influence things
Amazing content as always.I will definitely implement this to my gameplay
Thank you for the support
This video is absolutely perfect for people just starting out with this game, I am highly disappointed at how underrated this video is!! ♥️♥️
Thank you !! I def agree
this video so good it helped me a lot in other games too
thank you
Love to see it!! Had a lot of Fighting Game concepts in this one
Def will be working on this. I love these vids.
Thank you good luck with your training
Crazy helpful, thanks for the tips!
And thank you for the support!
Really wish I knew this stuff 2 years ago
I wish I made videos back then 😔
My online mentor, appreciate you for what you are doing because since I found you about 2 weeks ago my play has gone to another level especially with adult Gohan, arigato
Love knowing my channel helped you out, I hope you’ll continue to learn
@@NovaZayn no doubt fam
10/10 DBFZ Content 🤝
Thank you!! Appreciate it greatly
i'm back on the game and this is really useful if you wanna fight at high level ! thanks
You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed the video!
This video has helped so much, thank you
Glas you enjoyed it!
I already explored these concepts earlier in the game but this is a very great video. It's well made so I'm gonna share this with my friends who want to learn the game.
It is more basic for people who already understand pressure, but I’d like to help the average player as well! Thank you for sharing the video
This was very instructive thanks!
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you learned something:)
thanks so much!! very insightful!
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed it:)
Sensei!!! Blessed us once again!!
Yessir! The knowledge don’t stop
Not even joking, just because of your videos I got so much better at the game. Thanks.
Knowing that my videos help people improve keeps me going! Thank you
Finally you made this video, which I couldn't help waiting for! Thank you so much for hearing my comment.
Of course, thank you for the great question! I hope this answered it:)
Godlike content, very good tips to improve, thanks a lot ❤
Thank you for the support:)
I learned something new 💪🏻
Love to see it!!!
That Channel should be included on the game
Yooo that would be crazy lol!!
Really good content! \o/
Thank you!!
Such a great video for people who are no beginners but still want to learn to improve. Can you do a dash reset and dash blocking video
Glad you found it helpful! Hmm I might indeed have to make a video on that👀
This video is godlike
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it
Can you make a ssj goku pressure guide please
@@checkboy8 hmmm his pressure is mostly this stuff with a few more unique things. Baseku pressure video coming out soon though👀
This is a good video
Appreciate the support🙏🏾
4:42 "dash resets an d ash blocking have a lot more depth to them that I won-t go over in this video.." did you ever go into it in another video?
@@Demondzeta hello i do actually, I have a dash blocking video, although more geared towards movement, and a more recent higher quality « pressure shimmy » video that encompasses that depth I was eluding to
I don’t even play online anymore because I have an unknown stuttering problem but I still love watching these videos 😂😂
Always appreciated my man! Hope it fixes soon, make sure you’re wired up
@@NovaZayn I am wired my guy for some reason my game goes at 53-60 FPS now on pc. It never used to do that it was always consistent 60 and it only happens when I go in the online lobby when I go in the offline lobby I get consistent 60... I’ve tried everything but I just give up at this point I’m just gonna play strive
@@MethUser442 damn that’s tragic:( good luck with your strive journey my man!
5:05 you can dash block and..2h a vanish? How do I train for all that that video is insane. I need to do some 15min practice of that every day when I wake up. Especially to counter the vanish. I was able to get so much of you tip of using 5L2M already omg
That’s a bit more advanced, but is doable. A better way is to just stop ur pressure. So 4LL do NOTHING by holding back in case they mash, then counter what they do (Vanish, reflect, dp etc). Cross ups do feel like that but are VERY hard to deal with. You only need 4LL delay 2M on most online folks. Use cross ups when they can actually block. Then, with that same “slow” rhythm, things like 4LL 6M, 4L…4L….2M, & same side options start to feel the same!
I don't understand. why should I wait to overload until I'm safe to block? it's not like i would be blocking anyway and if they think i will they'll still have the advantage of forcing me to block
Sorry I don't quite understand your question; wdym until you're safe to block and should wait?
I think the "should wait" part relates to frame trapping - you WANT to land frame traps first (delay normals) because a bunch of reasons: most damaging combo starter, lower leveled people tend to mash a lot so this counters that, easiest ways to get hits, AND incites them to STOP mashing. If you overload while they continue to mash, they'll mash 5L THROUGH your 6M/DR/cross-ups so you literally "can't overload". If they continue to mash, continue to frame trap. You can only "overload" once they get conditioned to stop mashing, in which you can abuse that respect. But if they never get conditioned, then no need to change anything and you get easy dubs
@@NovaZayn sorry for being unclear and making you repeat yourself. At 3:43 you say ideally overload on safe normals (-5), and i was confused about why I shouldn't overload on unsafe normals, and after thinking about it more i think it's because i can't safely bait out reflect/dp.(reflect because they could start mashing.)
why would i start blocking, I thought. and if i'm trying to overload I'm definitely not blocking so what advantage does him knowing that i could safely block give me?(answer: he's not going to reflect/dp or at least those options will lose to blocking and they're conditioned to respect frametrapping)
@@conanngan645 oh mostly because of 2 things; that’s when you can cancel out of them best, and when a KEY overload is possible: just stopping. If you stop on safe normals, you bait out stuff while blocking but if it’s unsafe you’d get hit without being able to block
@@conanngan645 sorry, also revisiting this and looking at the () comments - you are right and it sounds like ur already layers ahead! Thé better u get at pressuring, and the better défense you come into, you’ll notice that overloading on unsafe normals can be a thing; people using DR after a 2M for example in tournaments is much harder to tech than 5L DR because it’s so uncommon. But these layered mixups come with more risk! It’s like trying to do IAD nothing 2M low solo; very strong but such a big gap (that’s why assists cover them)
Dude what epic song did you use for this 🎵
Check the description, I really like this track too
guide broly s or vegeta ssj plis great edit
Sounds interesting👀
all im saying is must be nice to have such safe buttons🗿(sbroly main)
Ouch y’all do need to get creative😭
I started maining kefla and would always change tempo with my attacks on block and they will poke and I'll punish them...ig I was frame trapping before I knew what it was
That’s good instincts right there. Kefla’s really good at changing tempos
*reads title*
instalike
Haha I hope you enjoyed the video:)
Well I already knew a bit of what you shown, but having the subject covered is really useful... I feel like I'll be coming back to that video. xD
I always end up doing true block strings because my frame traps consistently get DP’d
Why do a true blockstring to get an IAD jH or other L mix to land if you can just… block lol
I understand the frustrations sometimes, but it always will be a risk since you can’t always be right. However, after I notice someone using a DP on me early in the game it always costs them later on; whether it’s the next play right after, the play to win or the next game. Especially if you watch their ressources (like if they have 3 bars), the characters they play (Jiren, i literally ALWAYS wait instead of a frame trap and they counter) or their play style (all c assists madmen). On top of that, just blocking will keep you safe if they mash anyways.
Of course, you can always just true block string, use both assists, use a meter to vanish, then risk a DR after wasting all that if they can block or.. be able to bait and 2M them while keeping those ressources. Don’t let fear stop you from growing in this game, since pressure is also a skill to work on in order to get you to the next level. I promise you’ll get better if you trust it:)
Also, from the other perspective, when you defend them you’ll be able to throw them off with DPs and mash mind games
@@NovaZayn usually the true block strings work for me because they always try to jump out
@@XyLo2517 so do they always jump or DP?😂 because frame traps work against jumps? Just hold on to my previous message for later on in the future💪🏾
@@NovaZayn I’m just saying whenever I go for frame traps I get DP’d but people always jump out of my true block strings and get hit
How has almost no one found you ywt
Wdym?
@@NovaZayn you've been making top notch content like this that are super easy to understand and can accel the learning curve for DBFZ by a long shot, yet you only have a tad over 2k subs
@@zeekou ah thank you! Hopefully we stay growing
Good ass guide can I request a 21 and kid buu guide I wanna figure out more cheeky shit with them I use blueku A kid buu A android 21 A
I actually was thinking of exploring 21! Not sure when I’ll get to her though
this vid is so godlike
Thank you!!