A few things I'd like to add in is that, well, in my experience of playing XX and Xrd then going into strive( I sucked at the older games I am not ashamed to admit it lol),the only thing that really carries over is input commands, a few Roman cancel properties(the whole cancelling from a move mid animation part atleast) and really that's it. Xrd is an entirely different game, it's much faster, the combos are much more bombastic and longer, with way more brutal scaling. Oh, and that's not to mention the entire book you gotta learn to figure out how to fight a single character, since weight and height actually mattered in this game so certain combos or even strings won't work on every character. Basically, go into this expecting it to be a new experience, other than just being like strive, because even if a few of the mechanics are the same, it's an ENTIRELY different learning experience
Man, you're on fire with the uploads. Thank you for doing the heavy lifting lately & saving Xrd lol Another thing I'd also add for Strive zoomers would be that you can't throw while running. EDIT: Also, game is 50% off on Steam atm after the permanent price slash too so its hella cheap rn! Now's the time to get the game if anyone's on the fence!
Thanks Jiyuna. I'm so ready to get back into Guilty Gear again. Was at CEOtaku when the loud announcement happened. This Xrd rollback resurrection is gonna be insane like BBCF's. These high tournament and locals turnouts giving everybody a reason to jump back on the game.
You forgot about air tech, I've seen a lot of ppl just waiting till they fall to the floor, even on random pokes. You definitely know they come from strive.
Much as I love the game, these are the sort of mechanics I emphatically don't miss, specifically weight classes and wake-up times. They aren't very obvious, the game gives you no hints about them, remembering who has what is more about memorization than about easily-guessed visual cues, and they add a degree of arbitrary inconsistency in a genre that usually doesn't take them into account. Very much cases of complexity for complexity's sake, in my opinion. EDIT: Also, while Smash has weight classes, it's also in a different iteration of the genre (that was made with them in mind), its purpose there is extremely obvious, and it's plenty easy to tell who is classified where and why just by looking at the characters.
Rev2 is the most fun anime game to me. Didn't know rollback was coming, thanks Jiyuna. Gonna re-download it and get washed online like I always did in Guilty Gear lol
Great video! This reminds me of the Story where newer folks love the new Monster Hunter World Series, and they wanted to try out the older games of Monster Hunter, and of course, lots of folks, content creators, etc. had to make videos & warn the newer audience that "They are not the same." The New & The Old Monster Hunter games are massively different." Keep up the great work Jiyuna! Take care!
As a fellow 37 year old named Andrew, I think I generally agree. I didn’t really start playing competitively until my early twenties, but I don’t feel like my mind or body has deteriorated in any significant way. Plus I play old man games like 3rd Strike primarily.
I wish I had this when I first started this accursed game. I swear, the throws one RESONATED with my soul. I use to run up meaty 2P from like 4 inches away and Ino threw me. I was like “What The Hell? Game broken”
Easy doesn't mean bad, essentially. I think he's simply stating that the skill-ceiling and options in the old games are ridiculously extensive, compared to Strive. The video's just more prepping people.
Who said that? Easy doesn't mean bad, it's just a lot of og players like harder difficulty games and mechanics due to the reward they give you. Skill ceiling and making games simpler and easier isn't a bad thing, it's what you do with it that's what matters. You could do the right thing like strive, and take the old mechanics and retool them into a new game, or do the bad thing like mk11, making it a slow and just downright boring mess that is so lame
@@blyat8832 im not saying anyone said that, nor Jiyuna saying that. my statement was kind of irrelevant for the video but what im talking about is the general stigma of hard = good and easy = bad in the fgc
@@Vnnznt you know what would my perfect fighting game? A game that ANYONE could get into, and get familiar with really quickly & intuitively as well as have fun without sweating so much. The catch would be that it would be the gameplay would be so deep, complex & unique that people would be playing it for many years to come
@@rogersnick17 its not really the skill ceiling being higher that hes talking about, it's the unnecessary knowledge checks locking the skill floor to new players. There's things that are harder in strive than xrd, like confirming hkd off of counterhit vs normal hit jab. In fact a significant amount of the challenge for learning to play mid level in this game as a fg player has the same problem as tekken, you'll be stuck on knowledge checks a lot longer than skill checks will hold you back
I really want a decent player base to linger on it, might convince Daisuke a patch isn't unwarranted I want the absolute chaos that this game would become with a dash macro
Jiyuna will you ever show the manga collection you have in the background? I can recognize GTO, Baki and Akira but I would love to see what other series you have on the shelves
i completely new to Xrd and I know everyone says to stay away fro Johnny but I really really want to learn him Does anyone have some resources on how to combo each character?
i feel like the big thing is dont be scared to jump in there a lot of knowledge sti transfers over and a lot of new people just like me are playing the game so theres no worry of only going against the 5000 hour johnny and elphelt
Xrd Rev2 Tips -Wake Throws= Invul. Wake Up + 1frame throw. I'm gonna have to remember that. (It's gonna feel weird when using (HS) for grab instead of the Dust button). Also can anyone tell me the name of BGM (or the music in the background)?
BGM is Spider's Thread (Do You Know?), its the millia vs zato theme and yeah, getting used to throw will prob be hard. i spent like a week 6Hing in people's faces when i first picked up strive lol
honorable mentions: 6. 6P's aren't nearly as strong as they are in Strive. Some can't even be used as proper anti-airs, let alone as counterpokes. If you're used to flailing on 6P at every second of the match, it's gonna be tough. 7. Airdashes are much faster, and the screen/stages are about 40% bigger so you can't just have someone in the corner after making them block 2 normals from midscreen like in Strive. 8. Cancel windows on normals are way smaller than they are in Strive, so that stagger/frame trap pressure that all modern fighting games use so that people can feel like they're opening up their opponent by mashing on mids? doesn't happen in Xrd. Xrd requires more gameplay if you want that W.
...I've played this game SO MUCH and I've learned of different wakes up frames only now...AND 'OH MY GOD', THERE'S ALSO WEIGHT CLASSES LIKE A PLATFORM FIGHTERS I'M GONNA SCREAM OUT OF THE WINDOW, NO WONDER I SUCKED SO HARD!! ...no wonder I've always been a Ky main...
If making one easy character even easier to play, while also making the rest of the cast easier to play, I will gladly make that trade anyday. Tf you talking about??
It's really funny how Xrd has a ton of old game janky BS while BlazBlue (mostly) manages to feel modern at least since BBCS. Getting back into Xrd is going to feel ROUGH for a while. I think my favorite nitpick is having to FD Break before using Throw instead of just dashing and grabbing.
#1 Throws. That's literally my favorite skillcheck of Xrd. Making sure that my A- throw rating is better than your C+ As I try to throw may out her super whale.
I'm getting kinda addicted to this channel, lol. I wish i would sub to you or something, but disability money is short and i need to pay for the meds xD Thanks for the great content, Jiyuna!
Like all things huh. Your vid gave tons of insight. You have a way of explaining things; makes more sense than others saying "press these buttons and this happens". You explain why. But others are probably assuming Im not a scrub. Anyways- thank you, great vid as always!
Although it may be annoying to learn, but as Lord Knight once said, xrd characters having different weight class and wake timing make the characters feel unique and alive.
@@KingAfrica4 Remember this is Guilty Gear, giving characters different wake up timing,backdashes, weights within weigh class, dead angle attacks, stun level and guts, helps add to characterization. It makes the characters more unique.
@@rachetmarvel931 it just sounds like extra BS not unique mechanics. I’m all for grinding out the most minuscule detail and interaction in a game but most of what you explained just seems unnecessary
@@KingAfrica4 the differences make you have to plan out your strategy for every character. you can literally apply your logic to having different characters in a game. why not have 3 characters in one fighting game since theyre all just arbitrary differences.
Smash on the surface seems easy to learn (my little brother loves playing Smash Ultimate with his friends and he's only 8) considering the two attack buttons, 4 specials per fighter, and almost no motion inputs. But there's all these advanced mechanics that aren't on the surface at all, and a huge number of factors that affect every interaction, it's actually very hard to master. Which is why little kids get addicted to Smash but pros have been playing Melee since 2002.
@@Eldred91 Awesome to hear! Was Xrd your first fighting game? The first one I tried to learn seriously was Street Fighter 5 and I'm super hyped for 6. How is Xrd for you?
@@ekwensu8797 Xrd was my first 2D fighter but not my first fighter overall (played Tekken 7 and SC6 before that). I love Xrd, it's one of my favorite games and it's been really fun to revisit it. Gonna be hard to go back to delay based after rollback beta is over though ngl.
Can't wait to actually play this online with my bros. It's always been off the table for us because of the bad netcode. Always enjoyed playing it offline, but never put much time into learning it. I might actually try to learn some real combos now.
I tried it today, took jam because she's cool, and...not having the dash button like in strive hits a lot. I play on keyboard and not a very good keyboard so it's so complicated. Because i main May in strive and i don't like her as much in rev2, i will stick with strive, but i really want to play Jam so i will try to play a bit of xrd
The weight classes and wake up timings are probably what will forever gatekeep me from Xrd. That's one thing I don't miss from older FGs. Just an arbitrary nuisance with no benefit.
Nah bro, im good, that's too much unnecessary bs, i shouldn't have to memorize a spreadsheet to do a god damn meaty and another for combos. I'll stick to Melty and Strive.
@@notimeforcreativenamesjust3034 I'd add, what most people do is just remove as much mental stack you possibly could regarding it & simplify things via weight-class grouping. e.g. Using standard character weight (e.g. Ky) as a baseline, Just add or remove one light hit for your combos depending on whether the character in question is lighter or heavier than standard. Girls are usually lighter, and the only heavy ones are Pot, Kum & Johnny iirc. As for meaty, I just use the same few meaty combo on everyone really & don't vary depending on their wakeup timings. And if anyone wanna get sweaty, then thats when you learn the specifics. Even then, its not really necessary tbh. Grinded Xrd hard back in the day & just did these. Got by just fine despite never bothering with the frame specifics.
Just remember that once danger time starts and you get send into Daisuke dimension, you're playing Strive and not Rev2
danger time isn't strive, it's fucking mario party
Nah, everyone gets to be in the chipp zone. Everyone gets low health!
@@adamswing6115 seethe 😂😂😂
"If you go with a open mind it'll be ok. If you try to make sense of a lot of things you'll just get angry." Jiyuna dropping some nice wisdom
A few things I'd like to add in is that, well, in my experience of playing XX and Xrd then going into strive( I sucked at the older games I am not ashamed to admit it lol),the only thing that really carries over is input commands, a few Roman cancel properties(the whole cancelling from a move mid animation part atleast) and really that's it.
Xrd is an entirely different game, it's much faster, the combos are much more bombastic and longer, with way more brutal scaling. Oh, and that's not to mention the entire book you gotta learn to figure out how to fight a single character, since weight and height actually mattered in this game so certain combos or even strings won't work on every character.
Basically, go into this expecting it to be a new experience, other than just being like strive, because even if a few of the mechanics are the same, it's an ENTIRELY different learning experience
Man, you're on fire with the uploads. Thank you for doing the heavy lifting lately & saving Xrd lol
Another thing I'd also add for Strive zoomers would be that you can't throw while running.
EDIT: Also, game is 50% off on Steam atm after the permanent price slash too so its hella cheap rn! Now's the time to get the game if anyone's on the fence!
Thanks Jiyuna.
I'm so ready to get back into Guilty Gear again. Was at CEOtaku when the loud announcement happened.
This Xrd rollback resurrection is gonna be insane like BBCF's. These high tournament and locals turnouts giving everybody a reason to jump back on the game.
You forgot about air tech, I've seen a lot of ppl just waiting till they fall to the floor, even on random pokes. You definitely know they come from strive.
Much as I love the game, these are the sort of mechanics I emphatically don't miss, specifically weight classes and wake-up times. They aren't very obvious, the game gives you no hints about them, remembering who has what is more about memorization than about easily-guessed visual cues, and they add a degree of arbitrary inconsistency in a genre that usually doesn't take them into account. Very much cases of complexity for complexity's sake, in my opinion.
EDIT: Also, while Smash has weight classes, it's also in a different iteration of the genre (that was made with them in mind), its purpose there is extremely obvious, and it's plenty easy to tell who is classified where and why just by looking at the characters.
Yeah, I feel the same way about old games. Want to take some parts, and leave others.
Rev2 is the most fun anime game to me. Didn't know rollback was coming, thanks Jiyuna. Gonna re-download it and get washed online like I always did in Guilty Gear lol
Great video! This reminds me of the Story where newer folks love the new Monster Hunter World Series, and they wanted to try out the older games of Monster Hunter, and of course, lots of folks, content creators, etc. had to make videos & warn the newer audience that "They are not the same." The New & The Old Monster Hunter games are massively different." Keep up the great work Jiyuna! Take care!
Also air teching is a thing. I believe Strive always has hit stun until the opponent lands.
stylish mode is pretty cool starting off
sometimes picking a character and just pressing buttons in stylish can get you pretty far lol
Stylish mode using Potemkin. Just walk up and Buster 😂. No input needed
The awesome thing is that this game has a 50% discount now on Steam, so now is a great time to get it. Thank you for the content Jiyuna as always.
Grab it now before the Beta.
As a fellow 37 year old named Andrew, I think I generally agree. I didn’t really start playing competitively until my early twenties, but I don’t feel like my mind or body has deteriorated in any significant way.
Plus I play old man games like 3rd Strike primarily.
I'm 38 now!
Thankyou for the resource hope to see more in the future 🙏
I wish I had this when I first started this accursed game. I swear, the throws one RESONATED with my soul. I use to run up meaty 2P from like 4 inches away and Ino threw me. I was like “What The Hell? Game broken”
Yupppp
I played xrd but man do I not miss the specificity in combos that you had to do. It's awesome that it's back though
I wish hard & easy didnt carry the stigma of good & bad respectively
Easy doesn't mean bad, essentially. I think he's simply stating that the skill-ceiling and options in the old games are ridiculously extensive, compared to Strive.
The video's just more prepping people.
Who said that? Easy doesn't mean bad, it's just a lot of og players like harder difficulty games and mechanics due to the reward they give you. Skill ceiling and making games simpler and easier isn't a bad thing, it's what you do with it that's what matters. You could do the right thing like strive, and take the old mechanics and retool them into a new game, or do the bad thing like mk11, making it a slow and just downright boring mess that is so lame
@@blyat8832 im not saying anyone said that, nor Jiyuna saying that. my statement was kind of irrelevant for the video but what im talking about is the general stigma of hard = good and easy = bad in the fgc
@@Vnnznt you know what would my perfect fighting game? A game that ANYONE could get into, and get familiar with really quickly & intuitively as well as have fun without sweating so much. The catch would be that it would be the gameplay would be so deep, complex & unique that people would be playing it for many years to come
@@rogersnick17 its not really the skill ceiling being higher that hes talking about, it's the unnecessary knowledge checks locking the skill floor to new players. There's things that are harder in strive than xrd, like confirming hkd off of counterhit vs normal hit jab. In fact a significant amount of the challenge for learning to play mid level in this game as a fg player has the same problem as tekken, you'll be stuck on knowledge checks a lot longer than skill checks will hold you back
Jiyuna you are doing God's work. I wish I had this tips when I was learning the game back on the ps3
I really want a decent player base to linger on it, might convince Daisuke a patch isn't unwarranted
I want the absolute chaos that this game would become with a dash macro
It will be healthy with rollback.
its been healthy even without rollback
dash macro would completely break the game, it's never happening
Dash macro? Slayer would have a field day then
Jiyuna will you ever show the manga collection you have in the background? I can recognize GTO, Baki and Akira but I would love to see what other series you have on the shelves
Ping Pong Club
Downloading it RN
do more videos these are helpful
i completely new to Xrd and I know everyone says to stay away fro Johnny but I really really want to learn him
Does anyone have some resources on how to combo each character?
I don't play Johnny but check his dustloop page and the character discord.
i feel like the big thing is dont be scared to jump in there a lot of knowledge sti transfers over and a lot of new people just like me are playing the game so theres no worry of only going against the 5000 hour johnny and elphelt
Best idea is always to just play!
You seem so happy in this video. I wish you the best.
I love teaching videos, I wish they performed better.
Xrd Rev2 Tips
-Wake Throws= Invul. Wake Up + 1frame throw.
I'm gonna have to remember that.
(It's gonna feel weird when using (HS) for grab instead of the Dust button).
Also can anyone tell me the name of BGM (or the music in the background)?
BGM is Spider's Thread (Do You Know?), its the millia vs zato theme
and yeah, getting used to throw will prob be hard. i spent like a week 6Hing in people's faces when i first picked up strive lol
You forgot the secret 6th rule that is gatekeeping Strive players from any GG title
I gatekeep Xrd "players" from Xrd.
Basic basic: Can't airblock ground moves unless you FD
It's chaos, like a real fight!
Played Leo in Xrd, tried him in Strive. Have to re-learn Xrd again fml.
sin's wake up animations are very funny
THE ROLLBACK IS REAAAAAL!
Guts matters unless you're playing as slayer then it's basically strive.
Damn this video was really helpful
Doesn’t using more hits build there burst more?
honorable mentions:
6. 6P's aren't nearly as strong as they are in Strive. Some can't even be used as proper anti-airs, let alone as counterpokes. If you're used to flailing on 6P at every second of the match, it's gonna be tough.
7. Airdashes are much faster, and the screen/stages are about 40% bigger so you can't just have someone in the corner after making them block 2 normals from midscreen like in Strive.
8. Cancel windows on normals are way smaller than they are in Strive, so that stagger/frame trap pressure that all modern fighting games use so that people can feel like they're opening up their opponent by mashing on mids? doesn't happen in Xrd. Xrd requires more gameplay if you want that W.
Slayer "laughs in Strive"
As a ky in strive, learning 5 different mix to mash mids in your face is peak gameplay.
...I've played this game SO MUCH and I've learned of different wakes up frames only now...AND 'OH MY GOD', THERE'S ALSO WEIGHT CLASSES LIKE A PLATFORM FIGHTERS I'M GONNA SCREAM OUT OF THE WINDOW, NO WONDER I SUCKED SO HARD!!
...no wonder I've always been a Ky main...
Everyone says they want a dash macro in Xrd until they remember Slayer exists.
If making one easy character even easier to play, while also making the rest of the cast easier to play, I will gladly make that trade anyday. Tf you talking about??
the 1 frame throw/wakeup game is also true for KOF players at least coming over.
Yup, but that game has short hops which help.
It's really funny how Xrd has a ton of old game janky BS while BlazBlue (mostly) manages to feel modern at least since BBCS. Getting back into Xrd is going to feel ROUGH for a while.
I think my favorite nitpick is having to FD Break before using Throw instead of just dashing and grabbing.
Tldr: pick Leo and smash buttons like you do in strive.
Yes.
Who needs Rev2 when the ABA waiting room has had rollback, join me in +R the true Guilty Gear experience
I know you use to play ram. I have been playing her for a few months since I play her in strive. Would you he down to do a ram guide for rev2
Just play Leo!
teach me more jiyuna shishou
Is there a migration to xrd from strive now? whats the hype about
Rollback
Rollback Beta started.
Good video (fuck that wake up timing shit lol)
#1 Throws. That's literally my favorite skillcheck of Xrd. Making sure that my A- throw rating is better than your C+ As I try to throw may out her super whale.
Yup, throw/throw break mechanic in this game is the one thing that makes me salty...
So this is the real guilty gear I've heard about?
Every guilty gear is guilty
@@CHEYMIX of being better than Strive.
@@just_2swift See me in Missing Link
@@YouKnow381195 see me in the drama cd
No that's GG isuka
Embrace the BCG brother
TEACH ME MORE STUFF ABOUT XRD PLEASE
I'm getting kinda addicted to this channel, lol.
I wish i would sub to you or something, but disability money is short and i need to pay for the meds xD
Thanks for the great content, Jiyuna!
Yeah this is good stuff
Damn! This was REALLY interesting and Informative, I'm more compelled to play this instead of Strive!
I hate how the throw input is and also you need to be standing still is just aggravating to get 6HS.
You can't tech throws right?
You can, but it's only like 2F? It's more like a Throw Clash rather than a tech.
teach about the lobby and fishing systems, one, more, time.
Strive was fun- my first ever fighting game like that. Tried rev2... got my cheeks stomped.
It takes time.
Like all things huh. Your vid gave tons of insight. You have a way of explaining things; makes more sense than others saying "press these buttons and this happens". You explain why. But others are probably assuming Im not a scrub. Anyways- thank you, great vid as always!
Although it may be annoying to learn, but as Lord Knight once said, xrd characters having different weight class and wake timing make the characters feel unique and alive.
That just sounds like arbitrary differences that sounds dumb
@@KingAfrica4 Remember this is Guilty Gear, giving characters different wake up timing,backdashes, weights within weigh class, dead angle attacks, stun level and guts, helps add to characterization.
It makes the characters more unique.
@@rachetmarvel931 it just sounds like extra BS not unique mechanics. I’m all for grinding out the most minuscule detail and interaction in a game but most of what you explained just seems unnecessary
@@KingAfrica4 "NOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T HAVE A GAME WITH UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS!!!!"
@@KingAfrica4 the differences make you have to plan out your strategy for every character. you can literally apply your logic to having different characters in a game. why not have 3 characters in one fighting game since theyre all just arbitrary differences.
Smash has variable weight classes that affect combos, but it's always been called "casual".
Curious.
Smash on the surface seems easy to learn (my little brother loves playing Smash Ultimate with his friends and he's only 8) considering the two attack buttons, 4 specials per fighter, and almost no motion inputs. But there's all these advanced mechanics that aren't on the surface at all, and a huge number of factors that affect every interaction, it's actually very hard to master. Which is why little kids get addicted to Smash but pros have been playing Melee since 2002.
@@ToseRoyal I 100% agree, I love smash. I'm just making fun of people who think it's not a real fighting game with depth. It most definitely is.
I started out in smash and coming into Xrd with the different weight classes felt like I was right at home!
@@Eldred91 Awesome to hear! Was Xrd your first fighting game? The first one I tried to learn seriously was Street Fighter 5 and I'm super hyped for 6.
How is Xrd for you?
@@ekwensu8797 Xrd was my first 2D fighter but not my first fighter overall (played Tekken 7 and SC6 before that).
I love Xrd, it's one of my favorite games and it's been really fun to revisit it. Gonna be hard to go back to delay based after rollback beta is over though ngl.
bruh this game is so fucking hard I'm staying in strive
Can't wait to actually play this online with my bros. It's always been off the table for us because of the bad netcode. Always enjoyed playing it offline, but never put much time into learning it. I might actually try to learn some real combos now.
I tried it today, took jam because she's cool, and...not having the dash button like in strive hits a lot. I play on keyboard and not a very good keyboard so it's so complicated.
Because i main May in strive and i don't like her as much in rev2, i will stick with strive, but i really want to play Jam so i will try to play a bit of xrd
I hope every new game had a Dash Macro.
I'm trying to find someone to make a mod. It's really rough without it coming from Strive.
you can still use neutral socd of the game to perform dashes by holding forward and tapping back.
Here my 5 tips for strive players:
1. IM
2. NOT
3. GONNA
4. SUGARCOAT
5. IT
*RAAAADDDDDIIIIIIIOOOOOOOO!*
Xrd is a game
Still don't know who I'll be playing
Probably just gonna steal Max's gameplay like I do with every fighting game lmao
🤔
daphne looks odd
I’m sorry I’m not going to play rev 2 but watching these tips are cool
Aww, too hard for your strive brain? 🤣🤣🤣
@@blyat8832 I’m gonna be playing es laf 2 😎
@@blyat8832 lmao 🤣 I just don’t got time to put in another fg
@@blyat8832 dude no need to be a douche, judging people by how hard their videogame is sounds lame
hey thats okay man. i dont play strive but also like watching it. we gotta CO EXIST
*Describes a mechanic*
"Yeah it's frustrating and annoying you just gotta get used to it"
And y'all wonder why Strive changed so much lmao
Thanks Jiyuna. Now i have good excuses to skip the game if someone asks.
Damn I'm early to the upload unlike that stoner Lord Jiyuner.
The weight classes and wake up timings are probably what will forever gatekeep me from Xrd.
That's one thing I don't miss from older FGs. Just an arbitrary nuisance with no benefit.
Nah bro, im good, that's too much unnecessary bs, i shouldn't have to memorize a spreadsheet to do a god damn meaty and another for combos. I'll stick to Melty and Strive.
You don't have to memorize a spread sheet, just keep in the mind that some combos that work on Chipp won't work on Potemkin, since Pot is heavier.
@@notimeforcreativenamesjust3034 I'd add, what most people do is just remove as much mental stack you possibly could regarding it & simplify things via weight-class grouping.
e.g. Using standard character weight (e.g. Ky) as a baseline, Just add or remove one light hit for your combos depending on whether the character in question is lighter or heavier than standard. Girls are usually lighter, and the only heavy ones are Pot, Kum & Johnny iirc.
As for meaty, I just use the same few meaty combo on everyone really & don't vary depending on their wakeup timings.
And if anyone wanna get sweaty, then thats when you learn the specifics. Even then, its not really necessary tbh. Grinded Xrd hard back in the day & just did these. Got by just fine despite never bothering with the frame specifics.
Trust me bro, find a character that you like in xrd, and you will be enjoying the game to much before trying to learn it. The same with BBCF.
Melty is really good.
nobody is expecting you to be good on day 1 😂 goddam zoomers
#1: It's shit
translation: "its too hard for me"