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If the win rate is about 50%, then that’s well done.

Isn’t it okay not to win just to see the characters?
Is there a thing where you can’t wear the costume unless you win?

I understand the feeling of wanting to win as long as you’re playing.

Due to various circumstances, it’s better to be able to elegantly manage those circumstances when starting, after all…

Is Galewon really a character with such solid techniques and performance?

Then I have no choice but to do my best.

The stamina to be able to fight 68 battles is incredible.

I’m glad to see you enjoying yourself.

There are various systems that connect pleasantly, but there aren’t many that are solid.

There were all sorts of things said, but Versus is continuing well.

When asked what to do, I poke the hard gap with the fastest technique.
It’s fine with U Rising Dragon too.

The strength of a technique cannot be defeated by the weak, and the strong cannot be defeated by the middle.

Somehow, even at this time, it matches in an instant.

In this game, all characters have a paid invincible rising dragon, so let’s use that for countering.
The birdcage is a seriously strong game, so if you’re pushed to the edge of the address, you have to take the risk and escape.

I want to play ranked matches, but I can’t react to Galeon’s aerial throws and keep dying.

Honestly, hasn’t it become tougher than before in ranked matches?

I’m annoyed, so tell me about Garleon’s erotic books.

The winning rate has slightly increased.
I’m done for today.

If you get too caught up in numbers, you’ll become a beast, so take it easy.

Is it possible that 40% of those just starting out are experienced in fighting games?

If you’ve never played a fighting game in the first place, you can’t even manage combos.

It wasn’t a legacy of gold, but a legacy for the future.

The spirit of wanting to fight is standard equipment for the people of the sky.

You have the talent of the people of the sky.

I like GBVSR because it seems to have a room open almost every day, making it the fighting game with the most rooms here.

Indeed, the people of the sky are wonderful…

The room is standing… I’ve never encountered a thread.

This adjustment is quite meticulous, isn’t it?

I haven’t played it since Muji, but how is Galewon?

I don’t know who the sushi is.

A lot of people start playing the game just for the Galleon!

It seems beginner-friendly, but this game is actually quite difficult, isn’t it?

I’m playing Garreon for the first time in about a year, but I don’t know how to fight against Bazalaga or Vain…

I’m going to start for various reasons too.

I love Galewon’s Dash H action.

Galeon has an advantage because M Soil’s principle allows for a guard, so theoretically, if you just do M Soil’s principle from the TA, you can endlessly maintain pressure.
It’s a reading that if the opponent goes wild because the occurrence is slow, it’s not good.

Even if you activate the Galion’s ultimate skill, you can still fly away in the dark transition…
It’s a sad throwing technique, really.

After watching the replay, I saw someone winning almost solely with air throws, and it made me laugh a bit.

Didn’t you come to Free Play?

Every time we restart, I think about how unique the throws are in the back-and-forth of getting back up.

Sorry, I meant the thumbnail, not the free play.
In any case, it seems that the number of people is also increasing because of that.

I think the feeling of wanting to win in that battle is important.
But if you have a fairly strong feeling that training mode is boring or wondering what’s so interesting about battles, then you should stop playing competitive matches immediately.

It’s funny how the phrase “various circumstances” has become established.

After all, the people of the sky are wonderful…

It’s fun that you can immediately start battling after practicing a bit of combos without struggling with command inputs.
Let’s keep fighting like that!

Despite having a look that seems appealing to beginners, it’s too difficult to handle due to various circumstances.

I’ve been using Galleon since the location test.

When you hit a dash with a small punch that is not a dash attack and maintain close contact, it’s super strong because the regular throw does not move and hits.
However, after guarding, there is throw invincibility, so it might take some time to get used to it at first.
After a small pan, if you delay and use a small pan or a close strong move, you’ll hit the opponent’s throw escape they have prepared, so this becomes the basic reading situation.

I bought it relatively early too, but I sometimes practice with Narmaya and find it difficult, so I close the game on those days.

I knew it was strange.

The lower section being heavily shaken is normally strong, so it seems like I can keep using it.

Tonight, the technique I want to win with has arrived…

⤴️↘️
It’s already like a robot, the movements.

They charge forward as if it’s the most natural thing in the world, jetting out in a rush.

It’s coming to the thumbnail, but once it goes off the thumbnail, it can’t be played anymore.
I was told that if I’m going to buy the DLC anyway, it’s cheaper to buy the version that includes the DLC, so I’m confused.

I want to win with a throw-hold！！！！

If it’s Garleon, you can just do a slight walk back U throw without delaying the DL or aiming for a normal throw.
If it’s standing M, you can catch jumps, back steps, and L attacks.
Let’s swing both around and kill them.

The Raijin tools β were truly amazing.
I thought, “You can turn something like this into a game of emptiness…”

It’s cute when it falls to the ground without being able to be sucked up by the Galewon Rocket and goes “bitaan” from the butt.

I don’t really understand the hit detection for aerial throws…
Is there a way to only throw while standing?

Upon closer inspection, it’s impressive that there is a long-distance technique in the secret arts…

Crouching characters can’t be thrown, so not just crouching but also crouching attacks can’t be thrown.

It seems like a throwing character, but the way they move is like a busty Cagliostro, right?

You can also absorb the opponent in the air.

So here is this Bab-san voice.

When it comes to Fastiva, I would casually stack three coin tosses to take someone out, but I can’t mentally bring myself to do that with this character…
When you want to perform an aggressive attack up close, you want to be right next to your opponent, but when you want to do a throw, you might want to keep a little distance.

I wondered what they would call Garreon with Bab-san, and just the word “dragon” made me laugh.

Fah-san seems to be really angry, saying “What are the six dragons?!!!1111” in a system voice!

It’s a type that seems similar to someone but has no characters that are actually alike at all.

The technique that melts from a dash and burns is probably important for combos, but isn’t it difficult to execute this in a combo!?
I feel like the dash is not accepting input in advance.

But Cagliostro is about 100 times stronger in agility.

I can’t play fighting games without a dash button anymore.

It feels like it’s at a disadvantage against types that are strong without question and impose their strengths, even if it’s technically capable.

Serious players probably use proper arcade sticks.
If you’re splashing around in shallow water with a PS pad, which is better, the D-pad or the left stick?

Small fly
Small fly
Fool.
Little fly

That’s right, Babu-san.

Versace has probably weakened, but the new sweet that’s flying in is quite annoying.

I’m using a pad, but I’m switching between the D-pad and the stick depending on the situation.

Some people usually use the D-pad, but only use the stick at the moment of throwing the character.

The firepower and pressure at the installed end of the Garreon are amazing.

The difference between leverless and arcade stick equals gamepad is not that significant, so you can use whatever you prefer.
It’s a game that can be played with a keyboard too.

The official statement says this too.
It’s probably not a character that you can just touch like a standard character and then chain moves together with regular techniques.

Since the 2U is pretty fast, you might actually be able to use this to your advantage.

For sticks, commands like the dragon punch are difficult to execute, while commands that involve half rotations are easier.

Please make the wall slam technique a reverse wave motion.

Originally, in a game where all ground normal moves cannot be guarded in the air, you wouldn’t use an anti-air throw from the ground unless its hitbox is particularly strong and has a wide range.
I was thinking that, but then an incredibly strong judgment that pulls in a wide range came, and I’m surprised.

My legs are thick.

U Shoryu is quite excellent, and it seems to have stronger edge defense than Vikara.

I think the speed of ground spinning should be as fast as Festival-san.
Also, please give me a warp technique and a non-gauge invincible anti-air.

What I know is that once you get used to the Galewon, your body will only be able to use this.

Since you have a slide head, give me a hammer fall too.

I’ve thought this since the Narmear era, but it seems like there’s a tendency to think that popular female characters can be a bit difficult because everyone interacts with them!

Even though it includes installation, having a high damage and a reasonably wide throw at 5f is something that shouldn’t exist.

I’m using Bazalaga-san instead of Galewon for something…
Doesn’t this person have amazing mobility despite their size?

Although Fastiva has become quite strong in the current version, the matchup against Ferri and Caliosutoro, which was one I had to give up on the most, hasn’t really changed, has it?

If you press the dash button while in a state of stiffness, does it automatically perform the fastest dash?

Even though I understand that Bikara and Galerion have that kind of character, I can’t help but think that their performance is too restrictive for newcomers and should be improved a bit.

This version is like a consideration for a certain Bazaluga user who has been working hard on their stream since the first generation.
Isn’t it just going to keep getting one-shot knockouts normally?
Well, if you’re not aiming to be a master, then it’s fine to quit a match anytime.

To be honest, it’s not really that difficult for Narumea to win with this, though.
I understand that many users want to do challenging things because it’s fun, Narmear.

I was prepared to definitely face punishment, but unexpectedly I was found not guilty, so I’m a floor heating man again today.

Is it okay to use coin tosses in wake-up attack rock-paper-scissors?
It’s quite late, but…

The user just thinks it’s a basic component on their own!

I like it because it feels good when I hit a DH.

The basic concept of this game is button mashing.

Of course, it’s unavoidable for technical elements to be included in combo trials; after all, what is the purpose of combo trials?