Author: Crow_Spaceboy

The version 2.00 update of The King of Fighters XIV impacted judo grappler Goro Daimon in an odd way. As Persona Entertainment notes in his latest combo video’s description, some damage values were shifted around, resulting in slightly less damage output overall.

To compensate, the EX Jiraishin ground pound was buffed both in neutral and in combos, allowing Goro to more easily do flashy and damaging mid screen juggles. 60% off two meters, as demonstrated early on in the video, is certainly nothing to sneeze at. More importantly, perhaps, is the fact that versatility is always a welcome addition to any grappler’s repertoire.

Source: Persona Entertainment

Dantarion, the mastermind behind the popular Street Fighter bot TOOLASSISTED, is retooling and unleashing this beast onto Tekken 7.

And as hilarious as it is watching ranked players figuring out they are fighting the matrix, not all of Dantarion’s efforts are for trolling laughs. Behind the scenes, he’s gathering up frame data and breaking down the game’s mechanics and hitboxes. Anyone that’s used his frame tools for Street Fighter know how valuable his work can be for high-level players.

Though compiling a website hitbox viewer for Tekken 7 like he has for Street Fighter is likely impossible, it’s clear he’s working towards some form of release for this information. In the mean time, you can check out more of his work on his YouTube, Twitch, or Twitter.

Source: dantarionX

Last time at ARMS University, NEV taught us how to effectively build meter. Today, he shows us how we can spend it wisely.

ARMS’s Rush System is its equivalent of a super meter. There’s a wide variety of offensive and defensive applications using the Rush System, which NEV shows in his latest ARMS University tutorial series.

He’s also got a few more bite sized trivia for you on Slide Punching…

…and how to effectively setup training mode.

NEV’s channel, in addition to providing great ARMS information, houses a deep resource of Street Fighter V information. Be sure to check it out!

Source: Andrew David Murphy

Peacock has been one of  Skullgirls’ primary zoning characters since the game’s initial release. Over time, a lot of players have discovered or developed their own ways to beat the cartoony character’s zoning options. If you intend to play Peacock, you need to know you’re going to be up against, and how to deal with it.

And that’s why Mr Peck has put together this thorough exploration of the Skullgirl’s cast’s anti-zoning tools. If you’re having trouble getting past everything from Parasoul’s bodyguard to Big Band’s brass assist, you’ll want to check out the work he’s done here.

Source: Mr Peck

Persona Entertainment is back with another The King of Fighters XIV combo video, this time for the appropriately-named NESTs agent Whip.

While Persona admits they finds Whip’s combo potential low, it doesn’t stop them from coming up with multiple 100% combos with this assassin. Several of her attacks, including supers, will hit during OTG states, allowing her to get impressive looking (and high damage!) combos despite her comparatively limited options.

As a new character, not much has changed for her between versions 2.00 and 2.01, but that doesn’t mean the work here is any less flashy or commendable.

Source: Persona Entertainment

Last time he checked in with us, World Warrior gifted us with anti-back roll tech for the rushdown shoto Ken in Street Fighter V. If you’re a Nash player looking for similar tech, then World Warrior’s latest video for the boom-chucking zombie should interest you.

Many of these counterhit setups lead from combos starting with crouching MP, which is one of his main combo starter tools in SFV. Guile’s lost partner may have been nerfed after Season 1, but he’s far from neutered.

Source: World Warrior