Originally posted by Pablo:is valentine a noob-friendly character or should i try with an onther one ?Įven though I had experience with fighting games before I played Skullgirls, Valentine was the character I started with because ninjas man (Mained Ibuki in USFIV)! I found her the easiest to learn the game with, and is on my team composition at least half of the time if not more.Īs to combos themselves, I would do a video but A) My combos aren't optimized by a long shot (sort of the point, I like to make my own) and B) Near impossible with my current setup and lack of software.Ĭontinuing a combo from the Air can be frustrating, but it depends what you end with. Is valentine a noob-friendly character or should i try with an onther one ? The major big problem i found is land ,air, land again ,air combos =S, i can only pull land to air combos and then i end up messing the resto of the combo =(. Thats a nice piece of advice ,since i am new to this game also, im actually trying to lear Valentine, so if you can give me some combos to practice. You may also want to try out Cerebella, Eliza (if you have her) and ♥♥♥♥♥. Filia I find to be too difficult to play, for whatever reason. I'd give you a few of my Valentine combos, but I don't know how far along you are picking up the game. Human players do play differently than AI, but you'll still need to have the basics down strong to beat the hardest AI (though you can ignore Marie, obviously).Īlso try to get some good BnB's down. That said, Skullgirls was definitely the best place to start playing fighting games!īefore considering any online play, you should try to beat Nightmare difficulty AI consistantly. That's because most of the people who stick around the longest are people who really get into the game and are generally really good leaving beginners in an awkward situation. Originally posted by Detestable Geohound:So as a rule of thumb the smaller the population of a fighting game, the harder it will be to play online.
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