MGS3 || FOXHOUND Rank || Ep. 4: CQC and CQB Strategies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2012
- This is the fourth episode of my walkthrough tutorial for earning the FOXHOUND Rank in MGS3. In this video, we take a break from progressing through the narrative component of Snake Eater to respond to viewer requests about the technical aspects of CQC. We will also deal with non-grappling tactics, called in previous games CQB.
We will also briefly look at the mechanics of auto-aim. - เกม
This shit's gonna be so helpful with the upcoming Master Collection and MGS3 Remake!
It's been 11 years but your tutorial is so unbelievably helpful and detailed! Thank you so much
I wonder if the Remake's mechanics will be similar enough that this tutorial holds. I'm considering making a follow-up if they're different - would be a fun project after such a long break from MGS videos!
@@ShockleyHaynes
I'd definitely recommend it! You're incredibly concise and clear with your speaking. You're detailed, thought-out and even thorough with the many playstyles of everyone from skilled to unskilled. It's a shock you don't get enough attention for your craft. Would definitely appreciate an update video regarding CQC basics and Foxhound-grade gameplay, especially considering this one includes a bit of static during some of your presentations.
@@KingSolidTails Thank you! I made this with a laptop, 720p video capture, VirtualDub, Audacity, and Handbrake, so the A/V output reflects those tools. Still, it is serviceable given what I had to work with. I have better equipment now - even video editing software with a visual editing timeline instead of manual frame entry, ha! - so any follow up will have improved production values.
James you should do a MGS ground zeroes AI analasys vid, with tips and tricks how the AI patterns work and just overall AI movement
Best MGS trainer/coach out there by a long shot. Thanks for making these. I always felt I only superficially knew the mechanics, this changed that. Just one minor thingy, around min 13 the dual shock controls seem de-synchronized with screen action so the explicit tip of watching the controller to get a grip on the slam down didn't really work. Maybe it's just my connection (had weird black/white screen couple of minutes before, audio worked though) or my perception gone haywire :)
This video was extremely helpful. Thank you!
Excellent tutorial! I recommend this to anyone learning the finer points of the game
Exceptional video. It deserves more recognition
10:19 - 12:08
This part of the video is weird for me for some reason.
me too
me too. video disappeared in this part. I think my pc was broken. kk
You're Pretty Good.
kept you waiting huh
Great video, I though There were a few parts where it was audio only and the video was either a blinking screen or just black, Maybe it was only on my end. Still Very informative even for a seasoned player
I saw it too.
Me as well, and my computer is brand new. It's noting to do with connection or anything like that. I think Mr Howell might've redone the video because on the up next banner to the right of the video, further down is the same video, but with an extra second added. Maybe he fixed it and re uploaded?
Watching this in 2019
Watching this in 2020. Playing on PS2. Lol.
2021. Also on a PS2 :p come join MGO
Watching this in 2022, playing on Steam deck
2023
I'm trying to autoaim on Vogin and it's not happening :(
Demasiado tarde encontre este video😢
Better MGV and MG4 CQC and CQB
I disagree too
We disagree with you
The problem with MGS4/5 CQC is that even though there are more options it's all done with context prompts so it doesn't feel as earned. MGS3 might be more limited but when you take someone down you actually feel like you took someone down, you're not just hitting the quick knife button from CoD.
To clarify though the MGS 4/5 CQC isnt bad. They did the best possible system they could with context prompts and you can tell because it's still fun as hell to use. At the end of the day though they did simplify it so it was easier to do and a lower skill floor/ceiling means lower satisfaction from mastery.