Month: September 2017

Gengar doesn’t show up often in tournament play outside of Japan for Pokkén Tournament, and the reason for that is simple: it takes a lot of work to be a good ghost.

Far from beginner-friendly, Gengar’s main bread-and-butter combo requires not only difficult execution but a keen understanding of how Pokkén puts together combos. The trade-off, however, is that you gain access to high damage options for one of the game’s slipperiest, most difficult-to-hit characters. Armed with a number of invincible transitions and movement options, properly-played Gengar can weave around opponents and cash in his hits for big, flashy damage… assuming, of course, you’re a good enough trainer.

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YouTube channel Body Count Fighting has been steadily pumping out tip videos with notable players for Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, and Injustice 2 since the channel’s debut about four months ago. Some of the pros that have been featured on the SFV side of things include the likes of TempolAlex Myers, CircalLPN, Commander Jesse, and Bushinstyle.

Among the recent batch of uploads, BCF has put out a couple of SFV tip videos with Team GRAPHT’s Leah “Gllty” Hayes going over beginner tips and combos with recent DLC newcomers Ed and Menat. She goes over how to utilize each character’s V-Skill and V-Trigger, as well showing off some basic setups and combos. Check them out below.

Source: Body Count Fighting