random reminder that a great way to know what you're doing wrong is to view replays - and view it with a critical eye ok don't just get salty staring at your opponent!
Part 3 of my fighting games journey. It's been 2-3 weeks, give or take. I learned a lot, and I wanted to say thank you guys for explaining and giving me direction. A lot of different people really helped me out with their comments, and I appreciate it. It's going well, I now know what combos and attacks I should be looking for, for my character of choice. I am not consistent at all. I am working on making that better. I'm just working on actually playing and focusing on what my opponents characters' options are now. Still haven't fought against all the characters yet, so I have some big blind spots.
I saw someone say Akaraien looks angry when he is making his points. I am telling you, no he is actually being honest with you AND he is telling you the truth. People think they understand but in reality, they don't. It is what it is. The content in this 5 mins video requires months or even years to implement into your game plan. If you really take notes and watch high-level player plays then you start to realize the pros are doing exactly what he said, play with intention. Then you go back to check your own replays, or at least what I found is I auto-pilot too much to the point I just let the opponent beat me by punishing my pattern or reckless mistakes.
It's true. I started to understand those things at some point (not entirely, just at a certain level of comprehension), and now, when i play in auto pilot mode, i can feel it that i'm just executing without much thoughts what i have been learning, but it's hard to get out of it some times. I think to get good, you also have to learn match ups, very important. If you struggle against a certain character, you have to learn their options, and not always do the same things too(but that's obvious i suppose...?)
People tend to mix “honesty” with “looking angry” because they do not like to being criticized or told that they are doing something wrong. “I’m not that stupid” is the proof that this guy is not taking Akaraien tips and a way of reviewing his actions and improve, but as a critic telling him he was dumb lol
Objectively, 'how the fuck do you justify even attempting to play another character' sounds angry and it puts the learner on the defensive. There are ways to convey the same information without the angry sentiment. Maybe you think his delivery is useful as a teaching tool but there's a reason most teachers don't swear at you lol.
Play alot so that each button becomes like a limb to you. You don't have to think about using your hands to pick up something. Each button is an extension ofyour will into the game world. You don't punch the air before you scratch you back. The final secret is when to surprise yourself to surprise your opponent. If you think logical all the time you will be easily read.
I've been playing GGS for 3-4 months and it's the first fighting game I'm taking "seriously" (or that I'm trying to really learn about). As someone who's been stuck between floors 6-7, it's relieving to know that I have no idea what Im doing and that there's still a shit ton of things to learn 💀. It's really nice to see how experimented players share their knowledge to those who probably have never touched a fighting game before, thanks Aquarim, very cool :)
There's actually nothing wrong with this if your goal is just to play the game and have fun. Playing multiple characters only becomes a problem when you are new, or _want_ to climb the tower or compete because is more than doubles the work required to be effective.
Youre making it so much longer to learn the suble stuff that way. Sure it give the most overall knowledge but then play vs somebody with 1000 games on their character and i can tell you, even if you counterpick you'll have trouble.
Quite the title, & concise. Good points on intention & countering the opponent. I use all mechanics, watched tech vids & top players since launch for my main, replays, etc. But have never made Celestial (9th/10th floor). Some people have the same knowledge, better reactions, etc- & can win. Made sure to start when the genre did, but have limited time to play. Interesting vid.
Bro, my friends and I start to play GS for fun but I never played fighting games so I look up for 1 characters after I get shit so hard, I found your guides and I'm still learning but I implement so much that I start playing online currently on 8 floor but I don't know nothing of defense I'm just rushing down, also we play on xbox
“I’m not that stupid” lmao wrong answer homes. It always baffles me how much people think they know when they’re not anywhere close no shade, but objectively speaking.
@@metalgeartrusty idk, there was a lot of good advice in this video but it really came off as condescending, there are better ways to present that information
if what you got out of this video wasn't the info that I am providing but that I am angry then so be it lol. I am blunt in nature and just say whats on my mind it is really different from being straight up mad at someone especially for wanting to know how to improve
so true bestie I grind fighting games on a daily basis because I am looking forward to making billions off of them unlike games like League and Valorant
@@Akaraien ah yes, esports riches. Still, even though I personally don't find your videos as refreshing as some others', hence my first comment, you should keep on but never force yourself. I lost a ton of time trying to main chloe in tekken 7 so I should know lmao
Yes this! I don't care... I want to have some fun, and I am quite old, so as long as I enjoy the game and understand what I want I am fine. The issue is whit the Floor 10 people coming down from Celestial that rekt you on most of the matches because obviously the gap on level is high. Another factor most people doesn't consider is the reflexes and skill for execution, because you can practice but there is always a physical limitation and it is hard to overcome for quite an important % of players.
skill issue. If you have a problem with execution perhaps try an easier character or practice the execution. It's easier to do Testament's Overdrive than say Gio's for example. you did say you don't care though so why should it matter?
@@javianbrown8627 Exactly a skill issue, not sure if you read or not. Not everyone has the skill needed even through practice to get that good, or everyone of us could be Messi with some practice.
@@Lanzetsu Well that mindset certainly isn't going to help at all either as you've essentially already set a limit on yourself. Those who made it to the top had struggles as well and were not always the best. But with your mindset, they would've quit before they even got close. I'm now saying you will always achieve your dream or end goal but aiming for it does make you better. Aim for celestial and you might just get stuck at floor 10 rather than any floor below. People on the internet often won't pity you, tough it out and try again
random reminder that a great way to know what you're doing wrong is to view replays - and view it with a critical eye ok don't just get salty staring at your opponent!
Part 3 of my fighting games journey.
It's been 2-3 weeks, give or take.
I learned a lot, and I wanted to say thank you guys for explaining and giving me direction. A lot of different people really helped me out with their comments, and I appreciate it.
It's going well, I now know what combos and attacks I should be looking for, for my character of choice. I am not consistent at all. I am working on making that better. I'm just working on actually playing and focusing on what my opponents characters' options are now. Still haven't fought against all the characters yet, so I have some big blind spots.
I saw someone say Akaraien looks angry when he is making his points. I am telling you, no he is actually being honest with you AND he is telling you the truth. People think they understand but in reality, they don't. It is what it is. The content in this 5 mins video requires months or even years to implement into your game plan. If you really take notes and watch high-level player plays then you start to realize the pros are doing exactly what he said, play with intention. Then you go back to check your own replays, or at least what I found is I auto-pilot too much to the point I just let the opponent beat me by punishing my pattern or reckless mistakes.
I only tell the truth fr fr thank you broskie
It's true. I started to understand those things at some point (not entirely, just at a certain level of comprehension), and now, when i play in auto pilot mode, i can feel it that i'm just executing without much thoughts what i have been learning, but it's hard to get out of it some times.
I think to get good, you also have to learn match ups, very important. If you struggle against a certain character, you have to learn their options, and not always do the same things too(but that's obvious i suppose...?)
People tend to mix “honesty” with “looking angry” because they do not like to being criticized or told that they are doing something wrong.
“I’m not that stupid” is the proof that this guy is not taking Akaraien tips and a way of reviewing his actions and improve, but as a critic telling him he was dumb lol
Objectively, 'how the fuck do you justify even attempting to play another character' sounds angry and it puts the learner on the defensive.
There are ways to convey the same information without the angry sentiment.
Maybe you think his delivery is useful as a teaching tool but there's a reason most teachers don't swear at you lol.
@@agrumbler2872 yeah I agree with this
Play alot so that each button becomes like a limb to you. You don't have to think about using your hands to pick up something. Each button is an extension ofyour will into the game world. You don't punch the air before you scratch you back. The final secret is when to surprise yourself to surprise your opponent. If you think logical all the time you will be easily read.
I've been playing GGS for 3-4 months and it's the first fighting game I'm taking "seriously" (or that I'm trying to really learn about). As someone who's been stuck between floors 6-7, it's relieving to know that I have no idea what Im doing and that there's still a shit ton of things to learn 💀. It's really nice to see how experimented players share their knowledge to those who probably have never touched a fighting game before, thanks Aquarim, very cool :)
rule #1: Only play one character
me: Plays a different character each time I start the game☠
There's actually nothing wrong with this if your goal is just to play the game and have fun. Playing multiple characters only becomes a problem when you are new, or _want_ to climb the tower or compete because is more than doubles the work required to be effective.
Youre making it so much longer to learn the suble stuff that way. Sure it give the most overall knowledge but then play vs somebody with 1000 games on their character and i can tell you, even if you counterpick you'll have trouble.
Goat ain't fuckin around, he's helping
Quite the title, & concise. Good points on intention & countering the opponent.
I use all mechanics, watched tech vids & top players since launch for my main, replays, etc.
But have never made Celestial (9th/10th floor). Some people have the same knowledge, better reactions, etc- & can win.
Made sure to start when the genre did, but have limited time to play. Interesting vid.
Intention is key in anything you do in life
thanks for providing insight on self improvement!
You must first invent the universe
Great video fantastic explanations
Akaraien is the best strive youtube teacher in hip-hop
Another title of this video could be "The difference between Competency and Mastery”
I will use this for a future SF6 video thy broskie good title
Bro, my friends and I start to play GS for fun but I never played fighting games so I look up for 1 characters after I get shit so hard, I found your guides and I'm still learning but I implement so much that I start playing online currently on 8 floor but I don't know nothing of defense I'm just rushing down, also we play on xbox
“I’m not that stupid” lmao wrong answer homes. It always baffles me how much people think they know when they’re not anywhere close no shade, but objectively speaking.
I suck?!
Classic chat moment, asking for assistance and then either not listening or not thinking about what is being said before responding.
why are you always so angry
blunt is not the same as angry
@@metalgeartrusty idk, there was a lot of good advice in this video but it really came off as condescending, there are better ways to present that information
if what you got out of this video wasn't the info that I am providing but that I am angry then so be it lol. I am blunt in nature and just say whats on my mind it is really different from being straight up mad at someone especially for wanting to know how to improve
@@Akaraien yeah i know bro i love you and ever thank ful for your gio guides
@@Akaraien youre antisocial and only by the graces of text interaction do you get a space to speak.
I wanna play multiple characters cause it’s fun 🙂
Step 1, don't listen to this man
mandatory comment for the algorithm !
Blocking, counter hitting, distance control, these are the main keys.
This guy does not have fun with his games
so true bestie I grind fighting games on a daily basis because I am looking forward to making billions off of them unlike games like League and Valorant
@@Akaraien ah yes, esports riches. Still, even though I personally don't find your videos as refreshing as some others', hence my first comment, you should keep on but never force yourself. I lost a ton of time trying to main chloe in tekken 7 so I should know lmao
Yes this! I don't care... I want to have some fun, and I am quite old, so as long as I enjoy the game and understand what I want I am fine. The issue is whit the Floor 10 people coming down from Celestial that rekt you on most of the matches because obviously the gap on level is high. Another factor most people doesn't consider is the reflexes and skill for execution, because you can practice but there is always a physical limitation and it is hard to overcome for quite an important % of players.
Had me in the first half. Lost me for the second half
skill issue. If you have a problem with execution perhaps try an easier character or practice the execution. It's easier to do Testament's Overdrive than say Gio's for example. you did say you don't care though so why should it matter?
@@javianbrown8627 Exactly a skill issue, not sure if you read or not. Not everyone has the skill needed even through practice to get that good, or everyone of us could be Messi with some practice.
@@Lanzetsu Well that mindset certainly isn't going to help at all either as you've essentially already set a limit on yourself. Those who made it to the top had struggles as well and were not always the best. But with your mindset, they would've quit before they even got close. I'm now saying you will always achieve your dream or end goal but aiming for it does make you better. Aim for celestial and you might just get stuck at floor 10 rather than any floor below. People on the internet often won't pity you, tough it out and try again