Dragon Ball FighterZ · Combo Video · 2020
Gogeta combo exploration in Dragon Ball FighterZ focusing on bread-and-butter routing without relying on Soul Strike links. The video breaks down how scaling and positioning change depending on opponent size, requiring timing adjustments to land key hits like the knee strike. Clayton Chapman tests alternative paths through the combo structure, incorporating Galick Gun placements later in sequences to keep opponents grounded and enable follow-ups. Rather than presenting a single optimal route, the footage shows the flexibility within Gogeta's combo system and how small adjustments to link timing and spacing shift what's possible. The discussion reflects patch changes that opened up new positioning options with laser beam cancels. This is labwork-style content aimed at players refining their Gogeta combos and understanding how the character's tools adapt to different situations.
#dbfz #gogeta #combo Hrmm seems pretty reasonable... vs small dudes since you gotta delay a bit more to get knee to hit you gotta take away a hit.. but ya. Again might go more indepth with gogeta again but depends on how bored I am. generally speaking though fairly similar to last patch videos ive done before but of course now you can laser beam a bit later on to get some of…
Show more →#dbfz #gogeta #combo Hrmm seems pretty reasonable... vs small dudes since you gotta delay a bit more to get knee to hit you gotta take away a hit.. but ya. Again might go more indepth with gogeta again but depends on how bored I am. generally speaking though fairly similar to last patch videos ive done before but of course now you can laser beam a bit later on to get some of these lower to the ground stuff with galic gun yadda yadda... anyway might be able to get more just kinda fooling around for the time being People often ask wh
From Clayton chapman (SaishuuKessen)'s YouTube channel