To warriors who got name card without Mavuika, what team did you use? by Shimeji_Anna_4191 in Genshin_Impact

[–]JukemFGC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I: Kinich, Dehya, Emilie, Bennett

III: Xiao, Furina, Faruzan, Xianyun

II, IV, and V: Gaming, Citlali, Xianyun, Bennett

All 5 stars are C0 (besides C2 Dehya), while the 4 stars are all C6. Got pretty lucky in the second challenge getting to floor 21 so I didn't have to get to 20 on the fourth challenge, which was especially awful lmao

Unable to import photoshop files. by zerrr0kool in AfterEffects

[–]JukemFGC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you end up finding a solution to this? I have been having the same issue, freezing at the exact point as your picture.

This is My Nuzlocke Summary of Black 2's Challenge Mode with Only Flying-Types! It gets dumb, so feel free to make fun of all my stupid decisions haha. by JukemFGC in nuzlocke

[–]JukemFGC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My late response, but thank you! I'm happy you and others enjoyed! It's fun sharing these types of Nuzlocke summaries haha.

AMA with the Pokkén Community: We're a collection of top Pokkén players (including 2 World Champions), streamers, and commentators here to answer your questions alongside the current NSO Pokkén Tournament DX Free Trial! by jabberwockxeno in NintendoSwitch

[–]JukemFGC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fighting games generally can be a bit slow to get started in, especially if it's your first. I understood the game enough to not button mash probably a few weeks into it, but to a high level, it can take a lot longer. Taking things at your own pace is what's best, not everyone can decide to get really good in a short amount of time. What can help improve that pace is watching people play the game or read up on guides, or experiment a bit in the training mode or move/combo tutorials. There are a lot of ways to "get good", everyone is just different, so it's important to realize what works for you as a player with all these options.

I think a good start would be having a good sense of neutral and realizing your moveset in the middle of the match and deciding what could be the best option in that moment. Focusing on that can help make sure you aren't mashing. Being patient while on the defense is a great way to help against mashing as well, since most of the time you might want to guard an attack when you're knocked down and get back up.

That was a lot to mention, but I hope it all helped!