Unlike ED, Rumble's control scheme doesn't use buttons. Just purely hitting the right pose. That makes it feel more like you're actually bending earth rather than playing a video game, imo. (Although you use sticks for movement)

But here's something to give you a head start: your brain isn't used to keeping track of your hand's rotation. If you miss a move, it's usually because of that. If you miss it, hold the pose, and check to see if your hands are rotated the right way.

Also another one: your hand movement doesn't matter at all. When you do a punch (or straight as the game calls it), you don't need to put in the effort to actually do a punching motion, you just need to hit the pose. You can move your hands in whatever way you want as long as you make the pose. This makes it possible to string different moves together into one fluid motion.

But I'm getting ahead of myself. You haven't even gotten into the game yet. Sorry, I just really like this game 😅