I would recommend doing the tutorial and checking out youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A17R-2RtDTs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A17R-2RtDTs
Originally Posted by hamza135
I would recommend doing the tutorial and checking out youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A17R-2RtDTs
Sorry hamza, but this is the quickest way to becoming a bad player. Tutorials are only helpful for tricking. Competitive play should be designed into the most perfect way for you. I would suggest spending a little bit of time in a low belt server. Experiment. As of right now, your losses don't matter. Mess around with your joints. I myself find that getting a midsection grab and grappling my opponent to the ground is the best strategy.
For me.
You yourself may find it easier to stay up and kick. You may like nograbbing. You may like snap kicking. It's up to you! Design yourself a opener and style, and you will be successful.
I'm just gamin' man
If you know how to do it, you can also set your Toribash to autosave your replays against other players. Once you have a decent amount of them, you could always open the replays and pause/edit them to see the joint states for certain openers. I found that observing other players moves and how they go about certain situations better helped me understand how to counter and get out of sticky situations as well as put others in them.
Originally Posted by Mystery
If you know how to do it, you can also set your Toribash to autosave your replays against other players. Once you have a decent amount of them, you could always open the replays and pause/edit them to see the joint states for certain openers. I found that observing other players moves and how they go about certain situations better helped me understand how to counter and get out of sticky situations as well as put others in them.
This normally helps me with tricking and replay making, so I assume it would be good for multiplayer too, however, I still stick with my idea of designing your own opener. Viewing other people's actions and seeing how to SAVE a situation, would be ok in my book. However, since I have two of my own grappling openers that so far I have seen no one uses besides me, stealing or using openers would not be a good idea. For one, it will most likely not fit your style, and two, people may have spent time on those openers. I know not too many people make their own openers, but I do, and I know I wouldn't want mine to be taken. Continue experimenting though c:
I'm just gamin' man
