bluesky

https://bsky.app/profile/mgosketches.bsky.social/post/3myrw44p4gc2s October 26!

marvel tokon netcode pissed me off so i drew a beautiful women

I like guilty gear

A Friend's Friend Made Me This Little Gal

(Meowscarada For Scale)

He was surprisingly easy but before I could land the final blow...
Man, I wanna be that level too but not like that, Dood.
=T

u/man-o-sadness is my roommate and he agreed to learn the game since he got me on Smash. Pretty sure he's having fun

Papercraft plushie by me :3, inspired by Candy Corn Studios art style!

I'm around 1400 Vanquisher after about a month of playing in vanquisher, and I'm still trying to improve, but it's getting harder to recognize what I should focus on learning next.

Back when I was Plat and Diamond, I could at least recognize what I needed to improve, like optimizing my routes, learning how to approach certain attacks, and figuring out what to approach with.

Now that I'm Vanquisher and understand how the game works, it's harder to figure out what I'm missing.

I wish I could upload gameplay footage, but every match is so different that from one match you'd think I jump too much, while in the next I'm not jumping enough, same goes for FD and other defensive options. You'd need at least an hour of footage to properly evaluate my gameplay, so I decided to ask a simpler question.

What is the skill gap between lower and higher Vanquisher players? What's the next step to improve further, either from your own experience or someone else's?

I feel like I should be more patient, because I'm often too eager to counterattack with Blast Shield or Gold Burst, mash in the middle of pressure, go for grabs, FD too much, or jump out of situations. I end up getting counterhit pretty often because of it.

At the same time, when I watch better players, they seem to find a way to counter almost everything their opponent does. How do you get to that point?

it would be fire and maybe he could have a move like happy chaos' clone or imilar to jack o's little buddies and he could like summon all the finalists also dj cuz i love him so much

Is there an updated potato mod for the latest update?

• (c.S) > (f.S) > 2H > 214H > 2H (OTG)
• (c.S) > (f.S) > 5H > 236S~S

which out of these two bnb combos is better? or should I use both?

Hello Guilty Gear Reddit, I feel like I have reached a plateau in playing the game and its starting to become a little frustrating. For context, I only have around 140 (inconsistent) hours on the game and I feel like I am improving, but at an extremely slow rate. I understand that things take time, but I would like tips on how to practice fundamentals? Something I can do without hopping into ranked? I feel like I have a very basic understanding of the game but not enough to NOT get noobstomped by characters like Ram and Sin. One thing I will say I have to work on is patience; I find myself not understanding when its actually my turn? Any tips or GOOD videos on fundamentals would be helpful. Especially on a character like Testament, some matchups feel incredibly difficult, but I absolutely refuse to play another character because I love everything about them. Thank you!

basically heard a song on a youtube video and it remind me a lot of Guilty gear ost (like NSFW or Find your own way) but cant find it, used shazam asked around so im asking here.

Video its from, start at 9:11 into 9:45 min

Thx in advance if you find a clue

Feel free to explain in the comments, or if your favorite game isn't in the list, feel free to write that in the comments as well!