Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2: Complete Beginners Guide Part 1
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New game announced, time to learn how to actually play in prep thanks for the vids
Just picked this one up an hr ago, recently got back into "anime" fighters and have been brushing up with Dbfz until I saw the Evo trailer for this lol
Yo this is me right now bro
@@rayanalruainy5954 right there with ya. Played a bit of rev2 but it was soooo long ago I need a refresh.
Got it for 1 dollar yesterday, huh
@@zaylaxsamin2074 how is it so far
Thank you for making this man, surprisingly nobody really makes content like this on youtube so I’m glad you did cause it really helped
A guy named novriltatak has a really good Series called guilty gear crash course that I'd recommend.
@@yusharider That channel is amazing for Guilty Gear!
Yo Guys, if you're new to fighting games or Guilty Gear and want to learn or need to find players of a similar skill to play with. I've put together a discord community called Fighting Game University. Feel free to join, so you can meet with other players and get some practice for the upcoming Guilty Gear game! Click the link below if you'd like to join.
discord.gg/XATQ6bX
Thx man
Thank you Brendan, I'm a new GG player, I just bought it yesterday. I came from Street Fighter series and Super Smash Bros Ultimate and I wanted to try an anime fighter. This is the best guide I've found so far. Subscribing right now! :D
Thank you! 💜
Do you still play
This is by far one of the best guides for a fighting game I've seen. Can't tell you how refreshing it is to have all this valuable information conveyed so clearly and quickly. Much appreciated!
This guide is unreal. I'm just picking up guilty gear for the first time today and this video is the holy grail. I've been playing melee for years and have never seen a tutorial set that explains fundamentals so well. Thanks dude
I gotta learn for when Rollback comes
Did you learn yet
i've never heard a youtuber preface the 'boring' part (in this case learning notation) with "shut up, learn it" xD
I expect this guide to blow up with the 2020 GG announced at EVO last week. As a fan of only a few years im so excited to be able of a brand new GG experience when it comes. Thanks for the guide. Ill also practice on Accent Core + R on the Switch/PC as well as my own copy of Rev 2.
GG > BB for life!
For ppl who want to learn about something specific:
*Notations:* 2:23
*Normals:* 4:53 | 8:00
*Specials:* 6:30
*Meter System:* 6:47
Thank you!
Rollback announced! I need a refresher!
Im new into fighting games and i recently bought GG Rev2. I play character action games a lot so i wasnt new to concepts such as cancels, combos and such. After i finished the tutorials, i was fairly alright at the game, and then i joined an online lobby to test my skills at the game, and then i experienced what i would call "being an npc in the DBZ world, watching 2 characters fight so fast that u cant even see what is going on". After they finished, one of them told me that it is my turn. I immediately apologized and said that i wasnt cut out for this shit and pressed ALT + F4, I think sticking to the story mode and training is enough for me until the new GG comes out XD.
Hop into a discord and look for a new training partner.the community has grown quite a bit for this gamw
@@jonesOtr I actually did join the discord server that is mentioned in the discription.
Thanks for the suggestion none the less.
This is the most useful guide since I have just started Rev 2, thank you so much man
This is the best video I've found for help with this game. I have a Tekken background but I really enjoy anime fighters. Good video!
Tekken 7 still active online on PS4?
@@BigALBoomer yup they just released season 3
As someone who has only recently gotten into fighting games, I find your tutorials incredibly useful. Your teaching style is very clear and easy to follow. You really deserve more views! I'd also urge everyone to go watch your live coaching vids!
It may be a year old, but thank you for these guides! I got the game yesterday, and it’s super intimidating, but you explain things in a really concise and easy to understand way.
Rev 2 now has rollback so I needed this thanks
I started learning Guilty Gear recently in preparation for Strive I played DBFZ before and I'm loving this game thank you for this guide!
Glad to hear it, GG deserves more love man
Dudeeeee same here I haven’t bought it yet but I’m planning on it how did u adjust?
@@slyswiper4150 I played Xrd for about 3 months and played a little xx accent core +r I mostly did this to adjust to all the system mechanics and to feel how the game is played. For example I wanted to learn what I could do on block on hit on defense on offense on oki on all kinds of situations so I learned through TH-cam and things like dustloop and such.
@@cobaltghost34 I also mean like getting used to the buttons and inputs since I have been playing fighterz for a while but just don’t got any other fighting game experience so I’m wondering if inputs will be hard cuz that is the only problem on my mind
why on god earth guide for fighting games be this simple this man explanation so on point thanks for the help man
here on 2020 learning GGXR :)
Here in 2021 learning Rev2 ;-;
@@asabovesobellow1676 I think at this point is better to wait the new one 🤣
@@Jorge-hn1ye Agreed, but I swear every character I choose has to be the most difficult. Trying to main Baiken, I-No and Chipp. Then again it's a fighting game, the coolest looking characters are either the easiest or the hardest. ;-;
6:55
“Tension is really interesting because tension-
Yeah fuck you ky...
...so uh tension-“
That’s my absolute favorite part. But yeah I just came from Strive and saw that xrd looked really fun to play as well. I’ve seen guilty gear before, but at the time I wasn’t really into fighting games at all. But now looking at this....I could have had a lot of fun learning the game with everyone else when it first came out...
Thank you for your videos. I bought the game 2 weeks ago on PS4. Your videos help me to understand the game mecahnics and enjoy the game !
Coming from Smash Ultimate. This guide series is extremely informative! Thank you so much!
This is such a wonderful, detailed guide that helped me understand GG better than any guide I've seen. The biggest bummer for me with GG is the notation. I don't think the number pad is justifiably better than directional notation. I shouldn't have to transpose notation in a fighter ever. Back, downback, forward (or b, db, f) etc. is far, far better. The numpad only works when you're in left, and using it gets really jumbled when your on 2p side (player, not punch (another confusing thing about the numpad)). All in all, thank you for the incredible video!
Player two is often reffered to as p2 not 2p
Also numbpad notation really smooths things out when talking about more intricate motions
And has uses outside of motion inputs
Its not inherently better or worse as it has advantages and downsides to regular notation
yo, thank you so much for making this
No problem!
I hope the new Guilty Gear includes characters from older games like Bridget and Robo-Ky. Ramlethal main here by the way.
Testament plz :OOOOO
I want Rammy in the new game too q.q
A.B.A.
I bought this game yesterday after watching some reviews. It’s a gorgeous game but I’ve only played a little of the tutorial. After watching five minutes of this first part, I’ve added the whole series to my FG list. Your explanations of the chain and tension systems are amazing. Thank you so much!
Edit: 12:18 “That’s such a fuckin weird thing to say.” Lol!
This is a really great guide!! Bought the game last summer, but the mechanics and speed of the game were a little more complex then I was used to at the time. Your guide defenitely made things more clearer and I'm going to try out what I've learned soon!
Strive is out but I'm still here wanting to learn Xrd cuz it looks so much fun! Really appreciate the guide :D
Just picked this game up as it was so cheap on PS store. MASSIVE HELP. Thanks
Excellent info, I'm a new player to the fighting world and it's stuff like this that really helps. It's so nice to see experienced players looking out for beginners. Thanks man 👍
"In case you don't know normals chain in order..."
*Jaw shatters on the ground*
Bruh the INGAME tutorial teaches u that
Bruh I don't have the game, I only played Guilty Gear almost 20 years ago and it wasnt Xrd Rev2, I don't even recall the title but couldnt find any video about the game 🙃 I was just wondering why I sucked as a kid
Chicco oh haha didnt expect that
Concise, gonna share this w my buds if they wanna get into the game
Thanks so much for this video! It feels a bit difficult to find videos that are useful to an absolute beginner like me, but you explained it really well and I feel like I learned something.
Thanks a lot for such a great guide! I just bought this game and using Jam and loving it!
First time owning games of the fighting genre. I started playing Tekken 7 and Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 for a month and love them so much.
I just started playing fighting games as well the learning curve is huge and I still lose to easy bots sometimes but I’m having fun just need to find a character I like
@@StephGoKrazy Yeah. The golden rule of fighting games is to always be ready to lose and relearn what you thought you have mastered. I think a lot of people stop playing them because the learning curve is insane. Although they are an incredibly rewarding experience in the long run.
@@SERPENTONORTHAM1992 oh I’m well aware that there will be a lot of losing ahead lol. But I’ll keep going because fighting games are fun
@@SERPENTONORTHAM1992 what is one other huge thing you learned from fighting games besides that you will lose a lot at the start
@@StephGoKrazy They are definitely unique games to me at least. Despite many titles, the overall experience is something beautiful. I play together with friends trying to hone our skills as we fight again and again. It's not the same as in shooters and mobas, since every mistake leading to a loss, is mine alone and not because of a team.
Blazblue Cross Tag got me into these games, but I found it super hard to transition to Rev 2. This guide has really helped me with figuring things out!
this helped me out a lot when i started playing a few days ago, came from GGXXAC but this the clearest tutorial I have ever watched, thanks man
New one is announced going to rep in Rev 2, thanks.
XRD ROLLBACK BABYYYY LET'S GO
This video is great. I feel like what makes people so intimidated with getting into fighters like this is how so many guides assume people already know their way around the game. There are “basics” guides that jump right into lists of abbreviations that mean absolutely nothing to someone who is just starting out.
Got this game from the summer sale.
Its time to learn fighting games
I have played for awhile but this really helped to know how to actually play it correctly and I’m coming from Street Fighter. Thanks man!
Fantastic video. This was a really great tutorial. After that new Guilty Gear announcement I decided to jump into Rev 2 so this'll be really useful.
Thanks for this, bought this game because it's on sale and got to know it from epic seven collab. First time I'll get into a fighting game so this helps a lot. Keep it up.
Edit: What would be best to use for new players? Keyboard/controller? Joystick/D-Pad? etc.
Thanks Poro! So honestly it doesn't matter what you use. I'll actually make a video about it since you brought it up, but I recommend whatever is most comfortable for you.
I've seen pad players, stick players, and keyboard players do very well. I prefer stick because with a pad you have to use a different pad as different consoles are introduced. A stick is always the same
thanks a lot for these videos man, finally giving guilty gear a shot
Game looks sick and it’s on sale on the PlayStation store rn so I’m definitely going to use this guide as I learn thanks for the guide
I’ve played ALOT of fighting games, but never have I heard of numpad notation. It’s unnecessarily confusing until you’ve learned it, like military time.
I have straight up heard nobody use it. I always see stuff like DB or QCB.
it's used alot in fighting games but more so anime games cause it's a way to discuss combos and moves to make it easier for people who don't speak the same language
I tried to get into revelator 2, but between the smaller player base and the difficulty of it in general( coupled with the fact that all i ended up wanting to do was impractical dragon install combos in training mode) I never really got into it. But with the new one coming out i’m hoping to actually put some time into it, so here goes
JonX Fc le epic combos.
I've come from Strive hearing about the rollback.
I'm ready to join Xrd's Shippuden arc 😭😭😭
Just got this game recently so I’m here to learn
Got this game for like £1 on the PlayStation network if anyone feels like picking up guilty gear for the first time, won't be disappointed.
Yep. I came here moment I saw the price. Have been meaning to pick this up post DBFZ
wtf one dollar?
Awesome video! Very much appreciated!
I’m new to the fighter genre as a whole, the only others I’ve really played are smash bros. Hopped on guilty gear, was super drawn to Faust for some reason, learned some combos, hopped online and got my ass kicked numerous times, but it just makes me want to get better so bad lol
this my first time playing a 2d fighter (ive played 1 or 2 3D ones at a very casual level before) and chaining/ gattling is soo hard !! atleast now i know that you need to get the input out while ur previous attack is hitting. but its still really difficult to get my brain and fingers to move that fast. i guess with enough practice ill have it down. didnt think getting the basics would take up as much motorcortex space as irl kata’s LMAO RIP
Picked this up on sale and really needed a guide, nice.
This is the best guide i ever seen no cap
thanks! i dont typically play fighting games so ppl on discord hate on me. Ive never played a fighting game not on roblox that is like this cause of cost. thanks for this tutorial!
Nice tutorial
That 2k, 5k shyt is confusing. I’m coming from MK11, Dragonball FighterZ, and SF... I have to translate it to down forward or quarter circle forward movement
The number pad notation is always read as if you're on player 1 side no matter what. Just pretend your analog stick or arcade stick is a numpad on a computer. It takes time to memorize, but with repetition it'll stick.
Just started playing this game again, so does anyone wanna practice with me. I play Ps4.
I just picked up the game. Not the greatest but am willing to play. Psn is Rumblendabumble
@@captcharismafan I'll add you
My username is Inferno3102
KShar28
I just picked it up, I've never played but really want to get in to it, if you or anyone is down to practice and teach me I would really appreciate it.
Do you have to specify if youre talking p1 or p2 position when doing combo notation? 4 is forward for p2 and back for p1... this is why other fighting games just use d, d/f, f etc for directional notation
Good question, you always say notation as if you're p1 even if you're on p2 side. So 6 means forward no matter what and 4 will always mean back. Hope that helps, if you have any more questions or wanna play join our brand new discord!
discord.gg/XATQ6bX
I'm a Mortal Kombat player and we use number notations for buttons but damn I never knew you have to use that for anime fighters 😮 Overall tho this is a good guide
This game looks (and sounds) so cool.♥️
Solid guide dude. Thanks.
Holy fuck i want to play this game so bad ... and get better at it. 1 it looks SO BEAUTIFUL! 2 the music is so anime 3 the characters are insanely unique. but fuck its hard >.
Just trying out the game and love it! Just wish I could find an opponent lol
Thanks a lot for these guides! they are helping me a lot. I know a lot of people ask you this type of questions but I wanna hear your opinion about using the hori fighting commander in this game, Is it good in this game? I'm really used to it lol
You're welcome and thank you! You can use any controller that is comfortable to you including the Hori fighting commander, pad, fightstick, keyboard. Whichever you prefer.
I finally started this game this helped 😂
Thanks for this guide! Bought this game a couple of months ago (PS4) but it was hard to get into it without any help.
Mechanics aside, is it possible to set the BGM to random instead of loop in the Dojo?
I set it to random at the character select screen but then it only selects a random song for the stage and loops it until I leave and re-enter.
It's really annoying if I have to hear the same song for the 10th+ time in a row while training.
I love you
thanks,its took me 5h to get through the tutorial
nice, now i will be able to learn how to be a filthy grappler main faster.
**I don’t need your insurance**
Who's here after the rollback announcement???
XRD rollback 😮😮😮
Should I get a hitbox or stick for GG? Any opinions on them
Man this game looks nuts, the only problem is making my lil brother play this with me... you know when your fav game is kinda hard, and the person you are playing with doesn't want to put in effort.
Does this video apply to strive as well?
It`s weird, as much as I agree GGXrd is by all objective measurements a hard game, it`s the first FG that I was able to pick up and actually start learning to a degree. I`ve always had trouble with games that are considered much easier, such as Injustice or MK. I guess the game was just a better fit for me in a way.
I learned Injustice 2 first, but NRS games give you a lot of bad habits so it took me a while to adjust to other fighting games, so I'm sure it would be the same story the other way around.
for future refrence. timestamps would be nice
Thanks, I'll do that next time for sure.
I dont have an arcade controller, only the PS4 default one. Is it possible to play the game in a good level with a normal controller? (my english kinda sucks so sorry about that)
Sorry for the late reply; I’m not too far into Guilty Gear but I can confirm that it’s totally okay to play with pad on this game!
I’ve also heard pad players map their buttons though to their preference; although I think Johnny and Zato-1 are two characters that benefit a lot from playing on a arcade fighting stick. Overall, pad and fight stick is just preference in the end for most players. Hope this helps.
I am interested in playing Guilty Gear the problem is it's a PS4 exclusive and another Guilty Gear game is on the horizon.
There's always PC
I am enjoying the game but i have nobody to play with and the lobbies are empty what do i do. Also great tutorial
I have a discord in my description, we’ve got a lot of players of all skill levels!
I just bought this game on ps store for like less than 2 bucks 😂 plus I wanted to get into it before strive comes
How can I setting with many move key like you ? In my setting, I just see 4 move key : up , down , left , right . Sorry for my bad english .
You gotta press both at once if you want diagonaly back press down and left
I have Revelator, is it worth the upgrade to Rev 2? Are there a lot of differences?
Yeah absolutely, balance changes, new mechanics, 2 new characters, and the whole online playerbase lol
With that dust move you shouldn’t really use it? Orrr ???
Can you gatling as well on block?
Yes, hit or block but not whiff
Amazing. Fighting games are a pain in the ass for me but I decided to give GG a shot and I think I am hooked. However, maybe it's just my impression but the community seems dead :(
I guess wait until Strive. Maybe then community will have a boost in popularity
I can confirm that FighterZ knowledge (specials/Supers/Ultimates) does NOT transfer into Guilty Gear.
owned this game for like 4 years. too hard
I was very intimidated by street fighter 4.
a friend bought me guilty gear xrd, and i was excited to play online with other people, and then i realized he gifted me rev 1 NOT rev 2 :sob:
1:20 it won't 😭
Fighting games just scare me, especially coming from fps games. Tried Mkx and Mk11, but just couldnt get the hang of em, so I just kinda gave up on trying any fighting games, thought I still love watching people play
That's normal, a lot of people mistake them not being able to perform well in fighting games as a personal problem. That is fighting games in nature, everybody was bad at them. It wasn't that you couldn't get the hang of them. You were just learning. If you're not having fun with FG's then I get it, but in our discord we have a lot of brand new players of fighting games. Feel free to join using the link in description if you wanna take another shot at them with some other players who can relate to you.
Can I play this game with internet connection in my home?
*y e s*
Is this game still active online please?
It's more active on PS4 than PC, but I can help you find people to play with. Do you play on PC or PS4?
@@BigALBoomer haha no problem, so I would recommend buying on PS4 as that's more active. I've created a discord community (link in description), it's mostly Guilty Gear players looking to learn the game in preparation for the new one. I'm sure they and myself would be willing to play with you!.
Tha Likely Lad I played the game for a straight 5 hours with people consistently joining my player match lobby so for now it seems like this game has been revived on PS4
There's still ppl on, not alot though. Most players I seen online in player match was like 120.
I'm picking this up off PSN for 11 bucks learning how to play
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