@@courage552 It really annoyed me cause Dragonball FighterZ(This was kind of my first fighting game that wasn't a button masher) never teaches you about overhead attacks yet this game did. So I'm constantly getting my ass kicked wondering how people are getting through my crouched blocks. I don't see why they left something out as important as that since both are made by the same developer.
Yet they don't understand the importance of teaching basics and trying to learn roman cancels to players who can't do supers yet. Best tutorial ever made people.
@@solomon9655 The mission mode is sometimes very good, and other times complete garbage. It usually does not tell you how you're supposed to do the actual mission. But this is the point of view of a beginner player, the base tutorial is way too hard, and the missions don't tell you how you should solve them.
@@thechugg4372 They have inputs and explanations for everything on each mission. I do believe you wish to have your hand held on each mission because it sounds like you can't do anything. They literally explain how to do every single thing on the missions, what do you mean they don't? They're difficult up to the point where they test to see if you're learning. If not, you can always try again. It's not the game's fault if you can't walk the path they set up for you.
Arc became really good at making tutorials ever since BlazBlue Continuum Shift. The first "proper" fighting game I played was Super Street Fighter IV, and its tutorial was terrible. It just showed you a bunch of directions on the screen and expected you to know what to do with them. Vega and Guile's movesets were impossible for me to understand. Heck, I couldn't even do a frigging Shoryuken because I was unable to make sense of the squiggle they used to display directional input. Luck was the only thing that made me pull off that move. And then when I played Continuum Shift's tutorial, they told me in plain english that all I had to do was go right, down, then down right before hitting the button. One frustrating directional input that's been plaguing me for a year was solved just like that. So as far as I'm concerned, you're in good hands if you play the tutorial on an Arc System Works game, and other developers should be taking notes and put a lot more effort into their tutorials.
I suffered trying to understand what that motion was since being a kid, my whole life I just violently did fireballs till the shoryuken came, my mind blew when Max one day said that you just had to move forward then fireball.
From what I can see, Sign has a more indepth tutorial than Revelator, but Revelator's is more fun. That or they assume most of the players are coming from Sign
ALL BOW BEFORE ARKSYS! Seriously though, how people don't realise that Arcsys games are the most well designed, player friendly and net code ahead fighting games ever is beyond me. That being said, this tutorial is INSANE!
It's because of the anime look that ASW games have. It might sound crazy, but a *lot* of people are put off by the visuals. BlazBlue gets the most shit thrown at (which is a damn shame, the series is pretty good), Guilty Gear not as much, since it has quite the history and following. I'd say "to hell with them", but there are a lot more naysayers that I care to admit.
Can we talk about how beautiful this damn game is???? Seriously,this looks amazing. AND with an equally amazing tutorial. That properly teaches fighting game mechanics no less!!!!!
I bought this game a couple of dayz ago,it was my first time playing a GG game of any kind. And the tutorial is BY FAR better than any fighting game I've ever seen,maining Ramlethal is a breeze now lol
exactly! what really pisses me off is the guys who say that there is no alternative to ginormous text boxes and the awful nothing tutorials that we usually get.
Why do companies that are more niche do more for their fanbases, while bigger companies don't give a damn It makes more sense that those that don't give a damn have poor sales, and those that do have better sales
Crazy Diamond why does this stuff have to be niche is what I'm asking you could say the anime aesthetic, but that hasn't stopped other popular Japanese games here, like Persona 4 and Guilty Gear doesn't even sell that well in the Japan, so it's not just the West's problem you could also say it's because fighting games don't do as well, but that hasn't always been the case, with games like Tekken still having mainstream success for Sony and it's not too much competition, since there aren't too many fighting games like this releasing constantly like was the case in the 90s and it's not like graphics, which is originally what held back early SNK games and even games like KOFXIV, since this game is really beautiful and looks better than most anime-esque games out there and it's not like this is a new franchises, it's existed since 1998 on the PS1, and has been received very well by game reviewers
***** didn't Persona 4 Arena do rather well, and doesn't Blazblue get more sales than Guilty Gear I also hear Skullkids is also rather popular, though I don't know if you could consider that anime
Crazy Diamond well this tutorial is meant to aid those you find fighting games difficult if everyone who finds this game difficult doesn't play the game, and everyone who doesn't find it difficult does buy the game, then ultimately this tutorial isn't for anyone, except maybe fighting game fans like Max that are willing to any fighting game within reason, and have more time to spend on games than the average person
the quality of tutorial mode in this game compared to sfv is just a joke lol , wow so must detail put into it , then you have sfv that just looked like a copy paste 5 min job
This actually looks fun. I also see that it's very useful in understanding the mechanics of the game. You're right. This IS the best way to have a tutorial in every fighting game.
I'll be honest, these tutorials really _are_ the best I've ever seen. Seriously, it's stuff like this that future games will have to live up to and it's stuff like this that proves that AkSys are the kings of fighting games (sorry Capcom and SNK, but it's true).
This is my first GG ever and so far I'm really impressed with it. I haven't played a single match yet and I'm having a lot of fun just checking the tutorials and the trials for every character.
Wow, I just picked this game up based on this and your other video on it, your little mini gush convinced me. I have xrd, and really love the art style, and everything, but for whatever reason haven't spent much time with it. Being so new to the series (my only exposure, was to GG 2 a friend of mine rented once back on PS2), Xrd has been a bit overwhelming. With the ai dummies I've always had problems with the spacing and timing, but with this training mode, at least it looks like they give you a visual reference for proper spacing, and I like that. Thanks for the uploads.
Man this is amazing.. fuck accessibility in fighting games just make all the tutorials like this! Developers haven't even really tried to make tutorials worth a damn, this is amazing
Now this is some beginner friendly stuff right here, I hope more fighting games give us this type of tutorial and matchup tips. Great looking stuff here.
Also the fame has so much repetition into it you start building up that muscle memory for the basic combos that work on everyone. It's also what the timer is there for most likely. This is truly awesome. :O
This tutorial alone was worth the price of this game lol. I'm having so much fun with the single player modes and I'm looking forward to when I go online.
I just want to point out how much that stick position display helps out a shit ton with practicing execution. So many great touches like that in this game.
tutorials should be always priority... so many fighting games doesn't give a shit about tutorials and they whine about not many new players... this is great.
DOOD. Your hilarious. I just got GG to prep for DBFZ. Thanks for helping me make a confident purchase because I haven't played fighters in a looong time.
that's such a good tutorial. It's good and I can see people who just never got what to do for fighting games through like challenges or just playing around in training mode. I can very much see this helping people out. Which is good. Means more can get into fighting games. I want more like this. Something simple enough for people who never played a fighting game to understand it.
I wasn't sure whether or not to get onboard with this game, but now that I know it's got such a good tutorial system for fighting game noobs like me, it's a done deal. Good work Arc Systems! Now if only the guys over in Capcom could start to learn a thing or two from Arc, maybe we wouldn't have SFV in the shape it's in at the moment.
There's a 2D beat 'em up MMO called Dungeon Fighter Online that takes inspiration from the Capcom D&D games and Guilty Gear. It's actually one of the most popular online games in Korea, Japan, and China, up there with League, WoW, and Hearthstone.
As some say in education, skills are best developed within the context of how they are used, but also with immediate feedback when a misunderstanding is occurring so that a student doesn't run into situations where their prior knowledge from falsely-perceived satisfaction of goals prevents completely correct execution of the skill. This is why video games are considered a usable medium to teach, but, unsurprisingly, it's also fitting when a tutorial like this is used to gamify the process of learning a video game's own system of play.
Wow! I wish more fighting game tutorial were this deep, well explained, and thorough.Also, I wish Guilty Gear was better advertised and marketed like Dragonball Z Fighters and Super Smash Brother Ultimate was.
"BEST TUTORIAL EVER"
Geez why Max always have to hyperbolize the.....oh shit this is actually amazing.
The tutorial is a god send.... Now I can fight on par with even the Japanese xD Its fun but extremely effective.
He wasn't kidding! :D
It's actually is very fun and I learned alot
Primeira vez que vejo um br no canal do Max. Tive que ver seu canal pra ter certeza. Q emossaum
@@courage552 It really annoyed me cause Dragonball FighterZ(This was kind of my first fighting game that wasn't a button masher) never teaches you about overhead attacks yet this game did. So I'm constantly getting my ass kicked wondering how people are getting through my crouched blocks. I don't see why they left something out as important as that since both are made by the same developer.
They even understand the importance of repetition?! Yep probably best fighting game tutorial right here
Yet they don't understand the importance of teaching basics and trying to learn roman cancels to players who can't do supers yet. Best tutorial ever made people.
@@thechugg4372 The game literally has an entire mission mode that contains those exact things.
@@solomon9655 The mission mode is sometimes very good, and other times complete garbage. It usually does not tell you how you're supposed to do the actual mission. But this is the point of view of a beginner player, the base tutorial is way too hard, and the missions don't tell you how you should solve them.
@@thechugg4372 They have inputs and explanations for everything on each mission. I do believe you wish to have your hand held on each mission because it sounds like you can't do anything. They literally explain how to do every single thing on the missions, what do you mean they don't? They're difficult up to the point where they test to see if you're learning. If not, you can always try again. It's not the game's fault if you can't walk the path they set up for you.
Also, don't listen to this dude. The base tutorials are *not* that hard. It seems as if this guy is either terrible or didn't learn a single thing.
Punch, kick it's all in the mind.
parappa the rapper reference ?
if you wanna test me i'm sure you'll find
+Matthew Flores that the things I teach ya are sure to beat ya
+Matthew Flores I'm the teacher im sure to beat ya
you
fucking
win
Arc became really good at making tutorials ever since BlazBlue Continuum Shift. The first "proper" fighting game I played was Super Street Fighter IV, and its tutorial was terrible. It just showed you a bunch of directions on the screen and expected you to know what to do with them. Vega and Guile's movesets were impossible for me to understand. Heck, I couldn't even do a frigging Shoryuken because I was unable to make sense of the squiggle they used to display directional input. Luck was the only thing that made me pull off that move.
And then when I played Continuum Shift's tutorial, they told me in plain english that all I had to do was go right, down, then down right before hitting the button. One frustrating directional input that's been plaguing me for a year was solved just like that. So as far as I'm concerned, you're in good hands if you play the tutorial on an Arc System Works game, and other developers should be taking notes and put a lot more effort into their tutorials.
I remember seeing the little directional input signs for the 1st time in Street Fighter EX2 Plus and thinking... Dafuq is this?
I suffered trying to understand what that motion was since being a kid, my whole life I just violently did fireballs till the shoryuken came, my mind blew when Max one day said that you just had to move forward then fireball.
same with dbfighterz
I think Guilty Gear Revalator specifically takes the crown from Skullgirls when it comes to in depth tutorials
Right? Skullgirls' tutorial helped me understand fighting games as a whole, but I feel more educated just by watching this.
Yeah, Killer Instinct and Skullgirls' tutorial modes pales in comparison to this.
I feel if Lab Zero had a similar amount of time, money, and man power they'd do something about as good.
Mordalon you can say that about any indie developer
From what I can see, Sign has a more indepth tutorial than Revelator, but Revelator's is more fun.
That or they assume most of the players are coming from Sign
ALL BOW BEFORE ARKSYS!
Seriously though, how people don't realise that Arcsys games are the most well designed, player friendly and net code ahead fighting games ever is beyond me.
That being said, this tutorial is INSANE!
because everyone is usually sucking Capcom's and SF's cock. Now that SFV has fallen through people are actually noticing other stuff
Just so you know, Arksys and ArcSys are different companies...
Dazardz ones a publisher ones the developer. Either way you have to realize what he meant
+MH3Raiser Have to agree man they do great.
It's because of the anime look that ASW games have. It might sound crazy, but a *lot* of people are put off by the visuals. BlazBlue gets the most shit thrown at (which is a damn shame, the series is pretty good), Guilty Gear not as much, since it has quite the history and following. I'd say "to hell with them", but there are a lot more naysayers that I care to admit.
Can we talk about how beautiful this damn game is???? Seriously,this looks amazing. AND with an equally amazing tutorial. That properly teaches fighting game mechanics no less!!!!!
"Street Fighter V is such fucking bullshit"
"Here try Guilty Gear Xrd"
"I don't want to play Guilty Gear, I want to keep hating Street Fighter V"
Take notes Capcom, take notes...
Especially in the case of Marvel vs Capcom Infinite.
This is how you evolve the graphics from a 2D game
I guessing you're referencing KOF and if so you're a little slower than most aren't cha?
It looks good but it's just 3D made to look like 2D, it's not trying truly to where it's trying to be 3D.
depends. different preferences
Roomatesfan ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Mordalon
I didn't say it wasn't 3D, just said that's the way I like :3
I bought this game a couple of dayz ago,it was my first time playing a GG game of any kind.
And the tutorial is BY FAR better than any fighting game I've ever seen,maining Ramlethal is a breeze now lol
Jack-O makes the best teacher.
Anyone who says that Guilty Gear Xrd isn't a good game is a goddamn liar and never played it.
the solo tutorial beats SFV, damn!! really well done, Im gonna buy this game to support this hardwork from the devs
THIS SHOULD BE THE INDUSTRY STANDART FOR ANY GAME THAT'S AT LEAST MILDLY COMPLEX!
exactly! what really pisses me off is the guys who say that there is no alternative to ginormous text boxes and the awful nothing tutorials that we usually get.
Fighting games like this shows how overrated SV5 is
And how CHEAP "CrapCON" are now as developers.
+Jaster Mereel True
Overrated? Dude, you can't go on any fighting game comment section without someone shitting on SFV.
Street Five Five
Pedro Juan street fighter is garbage in general
This is probably the most important thing in fighting games. Most fighting games tutorials suck arse.
As someone who studies and wants to work with game design, I can say that is an amazing way to make a tutorial. Great material for case study.
Why do companies that are more niche do more for their fanbases, while bigger companies don't give a damn
It makes more sense that those that don't give a damn have poor sales, and those that do have better sales
Cause people who care are treated like pushovers while assholes get publicity
Crazy Diamond why does this stuff have to be niche is what I'm asking
you could say the anime aesthetic, but that hasn't stopped other popular Japanese games here, like Persona 4 and Guilty Gear doesn't even sell that well in the Japan, so it's not just the West's problem
you could also say it's because fighting games don't do as well, but that hasn't always been the case, with games like Tekken still having mainstream success for Sony
and it's not too much competition, since there aren't too many fighting games like this releasing constantly like was the case in the 90s
and it's not like graphics, which is originally what held back early SNK games and even games like KOFXIV, since this game is really beautiful and looks better than most anime-esque games out there
and it's not like this is a new franchises, it's existed since 1998 on the PS1, and has been received very well by game reviewers
***** didn't Persona 4 Arena do rather well, and doesn't Blazblue get more sales than Guilty Gear
I also hear Skullkids is also rather popular, though I don't know if you could consider that anime
Crazy Diamond well this tutorial is meant to aid those you find fighting games difficult
if everyone who finds this game difficult doesn't play the game, and everyone who doesn't find it difficult does buy the game, then ultimately this tutorial isn't for anyone, except maybe fighting game fans like Max that are willing to any fighting game within reason, and have more time to spend on games than the average person
the quality of tutorial mode in this game compared to sfv is just a joke lol , wow so must detail put into it , then you have sfv that just looked like a copy paste 5 min job
SFV is simple embarassing, the only good think I can say is that the gameplay is fun.
Pretty good thing to say though, am I right?
This actually looks fun. I also see that it's very useful in understanding the mechanics of the game. You're right. This IS the best way to have a tutorial in every fighting game.
Guilty Gear, Where the boys become men.... unless you're Bridget.
Hey, he's trying to...
No, you can't...
well some of the boys have to make the other boys men. :p
THIS is how you make a tutorial, CAPCOM!
Calling out ONO!
Shots fired!
This is hands down the most in depth tutorial of any fighting game, especially considering how complex GG is.
I'll be honest, these tutorials really _are_ the best I've ever seen. Seriously, it's stuff like this that future games will have to live up to and it's stuff like this that proves that AkSys are the kings of fighting games (sorry Capcom and SNK, but it's true).
Holy shit the way it tracks his joy stick in the ex modes is beautiful for learning.
This is my first GG ever and so far I'm really impressed with it. I haven't played a single match yet and I'm having a lot of fun just checking the tutorials and the trials for every character.
Ah, Guilty Gear is such a breath of fresh air.
Wow, I just picked this game up based on this and your other video on it, your little mini gush convinced me. I have xrd, and really love the art style, and everything, but for whatever reason haven't spent much time with it. Being so new to the series (my only exposure, was to GG 2 a friend of mine rented once back on PS2), Xrd has been a bit overwhelming. With the ai dummies I've always had problems with the spacing and timing, but with this training mode, at least it looks like they give you a visual reference for proper spacing, and I like that. Thanks for the uploads.
Man this is amazing.. fuck accessibility in fighting games just make all the tutorials like this! Developers haven't even really tried to make tutorials worth a damn, this is amazing
Now this is some beginner friendly stuff right here, I hope more fighting games give us this type of tutorial and matchup tips. Great looking stuff here.
These Xrd videos are so refreshing.
I was very impressed with it.Arc Systems Works put thought and attention in everything for this game.
they do that for a lot of their stuff xD
+Roomatesfan they took it to a whole nother level.
+Roomatesfan have you seen blazblue's story mode?
+Hadoking I didn't like Blaze Blue too Japanese for me none of the characters interested me lol
^You would not want to see it tho', took hours and hours to finish BB storymode.
Are you guys ready for Anime Saturday tomorrow? I really hope that they play Senran Kagura Estival Versus.
AAAAAAAANIMEEEEEE!
All the plot that a fighting game needs ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Oh my God... AAAAAANNNNNNIIIIIIMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!
considering max's reaction to that neptunia game for the ps4, senran kagura would probably be a little too much for him lol
Gustavozxd13 nah he can handle it
I really hope that this becomes a regular game on the channel. It's such a blast to watch.
Thank you for showcasing this. I only hope that more dev's will see and follow suit. Well done Arc Sys Works.
Those Jack'O imps SFX... loved it
So now I want to watch a Tutorial Mode Speedrun.
I really hope strive will have this same tutorial
Such a good tutorial even Naruto can't believe it.
This is the first time that I can say that I had fun WATCHING AND LEARNING a tutorial mode for a game, let alone play one.
holy shit each time those little things die they get so incredibly annoying.
I really wish all fighting games would learn from Arcsys, because their tutorial tech has been off the charts and getting better with each game.
wish sfv had something similar
i hope more fighting game pick up something like this so it becomes the standard in the future
Ditto
looks like capcom is getting fucked. good
Seems to be missing the most fundemental info between the tutorials: spaced mixups, which is what i needed from doa, but got from the VF community.
P4 Arena's challenge mode was best tutorial for learning stuff each character can do.
And it was made by the same company
Somehow, watching Max getting owned by these little servants put a smile on my face :)
Also the fame has so much repetition into it you start building up that muscle memory for the basic combos that work on everyone. It's also what the timer is there for most likely. This is truly awesome. :O
This tutorial alone was worth the price of this game lol. I'm having so much fun with the single player modes and I'm looking forward to when I go online.
I just want to point out how much that stick position display helps out a shit ton with practicing execution. So many great touches like that in this game.
PASTAH PASTAH PASTAH PASTAH PASTAH PASTAH PASTAH PASTAH
I can't unhear it now.
and then you start to realize why you really like ASW. They put so much work into their games.
THIS IS LEGIT WHAT I WANTED IN ANY FIGHTING GAME TUTORIAL. THANK YOU GUILTY GEAR.
OMG it's Zack.
Virtua Fighter 4 (the later version) on PS2 had a very specific tutorial as well that i really missed.
tutorials should be always priority... so many fighting games doesn't give a shit about tutorials and they whine about not many new players... this is great.
This really is the best tutorial I have ever seen for a fighter
DOOD. Your hilarious. I just got GG to prep for DBFZ. Thanks for helping me make a confident purchase because I haven't played fighters in a looong time.
This game is like 100x better than SFV, loved the 8 hour stream Max did the other day of this game......wish it was on pc, would buy in an instant.
it'll be on PC, just gotta wait. the previous one. -SIGN- is out on PC though
***** well at some point you have to dive in. So either get Sign or get this and just wait for the next one
SIGN costs 30 on Steam right now, doesn't seem that bad of a deal, at least 'till Revelator comes out.
Just bought it! :)
---- Now practice. Go to the gamefaqs guilty gear revelator thread (ps4). Look for the guide by grandabx.
It's all in the mind...
For some reason the music reminds me of Undead Ground from Cabal Online.
Really would like to see you play this game more Max!
The most fun tutorial ever for a fighting game very fun and helpful
Best tutorial since Virtua Fighter 5.
I'd be so pleased if KOF has this aswell
Arc System Works will always have the ebst tutorials for fighting games.
that's such a good tutorial. It's good and I can see people who just never got what to do for fighting games through like challenges or just playing around in training mode. I can very much see this helping people out. Which is good. Means more can get into fighting games. I want more like this. Something simple enough for people who never played a fighting game to understand it.
One of the best fighting game tutorials I've seen.
Am I the only one who heard Parappa the Rapper's "KICK PUNCH" in my head every time he said Kick, Punch?
I wasn't sure whether or not to get onboard with this game, but now that I know it's got such a good tutorial system for fighting game noobs like me, it's a done deal. Good work Arc Systems! Now if only the guys over in Capcom could start to learn a thing or two from Arc, maybe we wouldn't have SFV in the shape it's in at the moment.
This tutorial makes me realize how amazing a 2D beat 'em up with Guilty Gear controls would be.
Crazy Diamond Oh man you're right. I didn't know Judgement was a beat 'em up. I really want to try that now.
Isuka has a beat em up mode as well, it controls okay other than the fact you have to press a button to turn around
There's a 2D beat 'em up MMO called Dungeon Fighter Online that takes inspiration from the Capcom D&D games and Guilty Gear. It's actually one of the most popular online games in Korea, Japan, and China, up there with League, WoW, and Hearthstone.
*This is fucking sick.* My dumbass needs this kind of depth to learn and get into a fighting game, at least enough to enjoy hopping online.
That is actually a really cool tutorial. Where was this when I was a kid
Guilty Gear Xrd does everything the best except being a game people care about.
Sadly so, yeah.
This is probably very biased, but there are way too few really interesting characters.
Conversely, I care a ton about Street Fighter, and they can't seem to do anything right.
yup amazing game but the characters are just not that likable.
GG X2 Reload is a great game.
But how so? Do you feel like they're not as interesting in terms of movesets or character designs?
Quick question, did you try the tutorial in Tekken Tag 2 Max? It uses a lot of the same concepts.
The strange part is that you can see Max actively getting better/more accustomed to the controls through the tutorial.
I haven't played the game but this tutorial already taught me something.
I feel like I understood fighting games for the first time ever after watching this tutorial XD
I've got this game today this morning and i've enjoy alot of playing as jack-o, im currently working on mastering her combo's and specials.
No tutorial should this much fun to do :O
just realized that Jack-O's health depletes as you progress through the tutorials. Nice touch.
I think this video has convinced me to get a good stick and this game and LEARN how to play fighting games
Those low attacking servant things are like a bunch of those Gargos minions with the pointy stick.
Never thought I would watch someone play a tutorial......
Punch, Kick, its all in the mind.
I love this game it's interesting to see if other games will try and do these things in the future I feel it's a must from this point on
Wow the new markers would be AMAZING in certain combo tutuorials
played this series for the first time ever last night... I think I'm in love
As some say in education, skills are best developed within the context of how they are used, but also with immediate feedback when a misunderstanding is occurring so that a student doesn't run into situations where their prior knowledge from falsely-perceived satisfaction of goals prevents completely correct execution of the skill. This is why video games are considered a usable medium to teach, but, unsurprisingly, it's also fitting when a tutorial like this is used to gamify the process of learning a video game's own system of play.
Wonder if they'll do something similar in Central Fiction.
"wow, amazing tutorials, looks great, this is awesome!"
now watch everyone play SFV and cant stop complaining about it :D
I think BlazBlue started this type of tutorials. Quite happy to see they keep dong them fun so I can introduce friends to these kind of games.
Sick Tutorial mode, I hope we players start gauging how good a fighting game is by the quality of its training mode. I'm looking at you SFV!
this is a really nice spin on tutorial lv. hope others learn from this
wish more fighting games had a tutorial like that...
I wasn't expecting a Rammstein reference. Nice
Damn that matchup guide bgm is so good, I wanna know what song it is
iam looking for a FG witch is getting me into that games and i dont know witch one is the Best to learn
Best way to help newcomers: a tutorial with personality.
Wow! I wish more fighting game tutorial were this deep, well explained, and thorough.Also, I wish Guilty Gear was better advertised and marketed like Dragonball Z Fighters and Super Smash Brother Ultimate was.
where is the match up tutorials at I can't find them?