DF2 Featuring Koichi

[MrTsunayoshisawadax]

It's unfair that Koichi isn't here in the Tougeki Winner's list.

[rodoringo]

zappa is a pretty hard character to learn too but saying I-no isn't THAT hard is plain ignorant.

[ieatthat4breakfast]

i have a few ggxxac videos on my channel, myself. on the ones that i use i-no, could you watch them, and give me a few pointers?

i JUUUUUST got the game two days ago.

if you would, i would love that very much.

From Mars.

[Dice085]

yea like this guy isnt human

[Sekundes666]

Rapefest INDEED!

Take that N-otoko!! hehe

btw which one is Koichi at the end? :(

[bucklesmybuckles]

One on the left, one doing most of the talking.

[MrTsunayoshisawadax]

Koichi = DOMINATED

[ultramegamanx4]

God....is that you?

[ViciosoRage]

koichi is the best gg player on the planet

the things he does with i-no are just mind numbing

[XsineX]

I've always loved Koichi's "psychic" tech catch throw into wall...that kinda thing only comes with experience...I also love his ability to improvise combo's based on the situation...

[projekt84]

well you're on pad and trying to play ino, that's just asking for pain.

i-no is difficult, also factored in that she isn't that great in Accent Core, there seems little reason for many to pick her

[bucklesmybuckles]

I own a stick and can play I-No on stick too. Honestly though, I feel I-No is alot easier to play on pad.

LOL you're totally right. With a fraction of the time it takes to learn her basics you could get really good with a higher tier charachter.

[XsineX]

If you like her character, you should not let "level of difficulty to play" be a factor in picking her

[projekt84]

or maybe it could be because people can do whatever they want?

[zatoTWO]

which is ko1, the left or the right guy in the interview?

[bucklesmybuckles]

One on the left, one doing most of the talking. The other one is his team mate ハーケン. (sorry don't know his name in english. He's a Potemkin player though)

[axel07]

That's Haaken.

[IanFerrisRed]

I-no isn't that difficult it's really just practicing execution and proper management of tension.

[zatoTWO]

posting on youtube isn't hard, it is just pressing buttons.

your opinion can be said about all of the characters in GG.

[Kimjjo]

that's like saying all one needs to be good with I-No is by being good with I-No.

[IanFerrisRed]

I-no is pretty straightforward. I-no's only learning curve is FRCs, which aren't difficult to learn and work into your combos as opposed to Zappa who has a lot more moves and set ups.

[bucklesmybuckles]

come on man, don't say things like that. I-No's 5K JI HCL FRC took me about 120 hours to learn on pad alone. Her FRC's really are the easy part of playing I-No. Once you get past that little barrier you start to understand her real challanges. Even her B&B combos, the timing on them varies so much from charachter to charachter you literally have to learn how to "wing it" and adjust on the fly.

Also about her tension, her tension management isn't really a problem. Her oki game focuses on..

[bucklesmybuckles]

..dashing in behind a note so she gains tension fast. Infact she has a handful of 125% tension combos she can do.

[cursedvanity]

@IanFerrisRed Zappa is WAY easier to play than I-no- Zappa has a lot of mechanics to learn for each summon, but his inputs are much easier than I-no's.

[perfectsword]

Koichi is the reason why I'm interested in picking up I-no, despite the difficulty involved.

[vedasisme]

Koichi is definitely a name you need to know when it comes to guilty gear

[harblardo]

oh hey an i-no player noice