Marvel vs Capcom 3 · Tutorial · 2012
Wesker's combo potential extends far beyond the standard launch-relaunch-otg patterns dominating most fighting game videos. This collection focuses on original routing that demonstrates why the character remains versatile across different team compositions. The Jaguar Kick emerges as a centerpiece mechanic, capable of appearing multiple times within a single combo sequence when positioned correctly—a technical accomplishment rarely highlighted in existing footage. By deliberately avoiding Team Hypers, the video shifts focus toward meter-independent damage and positioning, revealing layers of flexibility that standard combo tutorials often overlook. The assists chosen for each sequence aren't random; they're carefully selected to enable or enhance specific sequences, showing how support characters shape offensive options. For players accustomed to seeing the same handful of Wesker combos recycled across channels, this breakdown offers legitimate discovery moments and practical alternatives worth labbing. The soundtrack choices reinforce the character's thematic identity while complementing the technical breakdowns throughout.
The combos featured in this video are 100% original Wesker combos. This video shows Wesker's combo capabilities with the different assists of my main team, but without using Team Hypers. Most Wesker users often exploit launch, relaunch, otg, to team super and repeat. Very dull stuff. Part of my purpose in creating this video is to show that there is much more to Wesker than…
Show more →The combos featured in this video are 100% original Wesker combos. This video shows Wesker's combo capabilities with the different assists of my main team, but without using Team Hypers. Most Wesker users often exploit launch, relaunch, otg, to team super and repeat. Very dull stuff. Part of my purpose in creating this video is to show that there is much more to Wesker than what is shown in almost every other video available of him. The Jaguar Kick as you'll notice, can be used (in the right circumstances) up to 4 times in one combo without X-Factor. This is something I've never previously see
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