Know Your Opponents
It does not matter if you play fighting games alone or online. You need to know the basic characteristics of every fighter in the game you are playing. This will help you in the single player mode and multiplayer modes as well.
AI Reacts and Moves Differently Than a 'Real' Opponent
It sounds almost too simple to be helpful, but many gamers make the mistake of treating every enemy the same. They have this idea that it doesn't matter if its an AI controlled character or someone flesh and blood controlling it. I too have made this mistake. A gamer who is talented and does well in any fighting game knows there is a difference between the two.
Be Aware - Don't Broadcast Your Next Move
Fighters in general have become more realistic and complicated. If you see someone who iskicking butt, they may know something that you may not. Remember when playing a fighting game you need to setup your enemy before that knockout combo. If you give away your opening move, chances are you will be blocked or reversed, and find yourself on the losing end. Here are some quick and easy tips to help avoid this mistake.
Practice Young Grasshopper!
To be good at fighting games takes more than fast hand and eye coordination. Practice is the key. Many of the games out there have a practice mode. Using this and learning each attack and counter will greatly improve your chances of winning, and your skills overall.
The Unknown Enemy - Frustration
The worst enemy in any fighting game is you. If you're the type that gets mad or frustrated, you are going to make mistakes or simply try too hard. Take a break and remember as real as it looks, it is just a game. Once you get that down and practice the other tips and advice found here, you will see your skills improve but it will take time.
No comments:
Post a Comment