Month: December 2016

Don’t sleep on the Sleeping Lion.

Like many grappler-type characters, Alex can turn around a match fast with the amount of damage he can dish out in Street Fighter V. In their second video looking at the meaty setups Alex has to work with, NurseLee explores how to capitilize on hard knockdowns.

If Alex can land a Crush Counter sweep, he’s set to follow-up with powerful setups–and his V-Skill, Overhaul–which gives Alex’s next attack counter-hit properties–is well-suited to creating your own “Hard Hits” to make this happen on your terms. Check out five meaty setups that take advantage of this in the video below.

Source: NurseLee

Don’t sleep on the Sleeping Lion.

Like many grappler-type characters, Alex can turn around a match fast with the amount of damage he can dish out in Street Fighter V. In their second video looking at the meaty setups Alex has to work with, NurseLee explores how to capitilize on hard knockdowns.

If Alex can land a Crush Counter sweep, he’s set to follow-up with powerful setups–and his V-Skill, Overhaul–which gives Alex’s next attack counter-hit properties–is well-suited to creating your own “Hard Hits” to make this happen on your terms. Check out five meaty setups that take advantage of this in the video below.

Source: NurseLee

More often than not, players coming in to The King of Fighters XIV from games such as Street Fighter will gravitate towards Ryo Sakazaki. He sports a familiar and comfortable design that directly apes that of Street Fighter’s “shoto” characters, Ryu and Ken. That said, newcomers will find that they won’t get too far playing Ryo as they would the former.

For those looking to properly learn to play Ryo, Gillstolemyride has put up this extensive beginner’s guide to the character. The tutorial–which you can watch below–covers a good amount of material that players will need to be successful with Ryo. Take note however, that the video is quite long, so be sure to set aside some time for this one!

Source: Gillstolemyride, via r/KoF

More often than not, players coming in to The King of Fighters XIV from games such as Street Fighter will gravitate towards Ryo Sakazaki. He sports a familiar and comfortable design that directly apes that of Street Fighter’s “shoto” characters, Ryu and Ken. That said, newcomers will find that they won’t get too far playing Ryo as they would the former.

For those looking to properly learn to play Ryo, Gillstolemyride has put up this extensive beginner’s guide to the character. The tutorial–which you can watch below–covers a good amount of material that players will need to be successful with Ryo. Take note however, that the video is quite long, so be sure to set aside some time for this one!

Source: Gillstolemyride, via r/KoF