BlazBlue 022509 - Nise Pachi(Jin) vs. Shadow(Hakumen)

Nise Pachi(Jin) vs. Shadow(Hakumen)

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Entertainment

Tags:

• blazblue
• gamechariot
• nise
• pachi
• jin
• shadow
• hakumen

[AzusaSama]

Jin may be easy for noobs to pick up at first, but it takes a lot of work to really be skilled with him, just like any other character.

[SuzakuFinix]

"noob characters" are easy to be good with but not easy to master, that jin is waaaaayyyyy above good

[nikito370]

Too bad, Shadow lost his temper at the end... Seems like he got pissed off.

[darknessredefine]

soul calibur is not really a good example 90 percent of that cast is noob friendly

[KuroAdriano]

Jin...*-*

[mushdog]

The ultimate? That's a bit strong. I think Ken from street fighter and Misturugi from soulcalibur 4 would have something to say about that.

[falloutitchy]

It depends on what level of play you're talking about. At low levels of play, Hakumen's very noob friendly, because his C attacks have good range, high damage, and amazing priority. You can pretty much spam C at low-levels and have a fair amount of success.

BUT! At the level of play contained in this video, from what I understand, Hakumen is towards the lower end of the tiers, so he actually takes more skill to use effectively than the others.

[TheWolfGod601]

Haku-men isn't a noob friendly character? No shit. Now Jin, that's the ultimate noob friendly character.

[zerodragoono]

counters are made to only be useful to players with good timing, not those who use counters all day and forget the other moves, and the benefit of a successful counter is an extra magatama(a bar for hakumens special moves) so hakumens counters are only good for players with good timing and know how to combo with hakumen.

Haku-men=not exactly the first character to call "noob friendly"

[d3f1anc3]

One of the best uses of Haku-Men's drive is to set up for his distortion drive, so much damage.