Dragon Ball FighterZ · Combo Video · 2018
Desk explores Dragon Ball FighterZ's combo potential in the early beta period with a series of high-damage sequences centered on Gohan. The video documents several key mechanics being tested: a snapback combo that triggers extended hit stun when forcing out an opponent's last character, extended juggle sequences fueled by assist extensions, and a grounded OTG state that appears inescapable and vulnerable to super attacks. The clip also demonstrates comboing directly into a snapback setup and Gohan's instant air light kick special. Recorded during Desk's first hours with the game before the full release, these clips reveal promising combo depth that countered early concerns about limited routing possibilities. The variety of sequences—from multi-hit fireball strings to the devastating level 3 super finish—showcases the game's offensive flexibility and the creative potential waiting in training mode once the game launches.
I'm hype to actually get into a proper training mode and work stuff out when the game drops in a few weeks. What's present in the beta is not ideal for testing stuff and figuring out combos but I did manage to record a few clips from my first few hours with the game. Anyway, here's the stuff featured in this video. 1. Snap back combo No.1: It seems that performing a snapback…
Show more →I'm hype to actually get into a proper training mode and work stuff out when the game drops in a few weeks. What's present in the beta is not ideal for testing stuff and figuring out combos but I did manage to record a few clips from my first few hours with the game. Anyway, here's the stuff featured in this video. 1. Snap back combo No.1: It seems that performing a snapback (forcing the opponent to tag out) when they have only 1 character left puts them into extended hit stun. You can see that demonstrated here with a juggle combo.* 2. Lots of fi
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