Learn how to add Active Change to your arsenal in BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

While the execution barrier of Arc System Works’ BlazBlue series was lowered significantly upon the release of their high-octane title BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, that doesn’t mean that the layers of depth have gone away. The tag system has certainly provided a large amount of complexity, due to the myriad ways to utilize it in battle.

Active Change has been one mechanic that has been daunting to new players of the title, with it not only being useful to add a layer of mind games to assist calls, but also to extend combos by switching characters, allowing for your team’s synergy to truly shine. This short video guide from Zankoku shows exactly how to gradually incorporate the mechanic into your gameplay.

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TrueUnderDawg brings stability to the mentally-unstable Tira in this guide for SoulCalibur VI

Tira has often been one of the most difficult characters to master in the Soul series. With her being designed around two stances — Jolly and Gloomy — her mental instability makes her play also very unstable. This is further complicated by the fact that Tira will randomly start out in one stance, and can actually be knocked into a different stance by your opponent.

TrueUnderDawg aims to bring some stability to your Tira play with this tutorial. While starting on universal moves shared by both stances, he delves into the myriad ways to switch into a different stance, while going into stance-specific buttons and combos that make things easier to cope with while using her.

Source: TrueUnderDawgGaming


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