A raw look at Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite's combo potential straight from story mode playthrough footage. Rather than relying on training mode refinement, desk compiles highlight sequences that explore what the game's mechanics actually allow—particularly the newly redesigned tag system that replaces traditional team hyper combos and DHC (delayed hyper combo) chains. The video demonstrates how aggressive tag canceling works in practice, including multiple rapid-launch sequences that showcase the mechanic's speed and flexibility. A key focus is the removal of the ceiling mechanic that defined MvC3, opening up new combo routes without the vertical limits that previously capped infinite sequences. This is largely universal system exploration rather than deep character-specific combo tech—a consequence of limited training mode access and the sheer volume of raw footage captured. The pacing reflects genuine gameplay discovery, with the creator openly acknowledging time constraints and the breadth of material available for a follow-up video.
This is basically combo highlights from a bunch of times playing through story mode. Unable to properly 'training mode' test anything, plus my patience had definitely run out by the end. I had far too much footage too, so there'll be another video coming. A couple of things I've tried to demonstrate. There's now no upper limit on any of the levels (at least not a visable…
Show more →This is basically combo highlights from a bunch of times playing through story mode. Unable to properly 'training mode' test anything, plus my patience had definitely run out by the end. I had far too much footage too, so there'll be another video coming. A couple of things I've tried to demonstrate. There's now no upper limit on any of the levels (at least not a visable one), in MvC3 you could reach the ceiling and new infinites became possible. Not anymore. I don't think you can do natural team hyper combos so I've tried to achieve a similar effect with tagging. Same goes for DHCing, doin
From desk's YouTube channel