Guilty gear xrd revelator jack o how to#

That being said, I definitely agree that they could have made more combos and missions or at least not remove some of the old ones (one of my favorite from Sign, the 'clean input practice' was left completely out), though I definitely give them credit for making the combos overall way more practical. In Rev these modes also gained difficulty ratings with advanced combos being in 'Advanced' and the tough and/or non-practical missions being rated 'five stars'. the throw option selects were made into a mission), which I think is more than enough for people who are serious enough to learn all the mechanics and their usage. While some stuff like throws, IKs, and Blitz, are missing, those are teached in Combo and Missions mission modes in practical situations in depth (eg. It even makes you proceed the lesson sections by walking/running forward and attacking the servants which makes the player adapt basic controls almost subconsciously. Rev tutorial makes you do the same stuff multiple times in various ways, best examples being the 'random attack button tower' and the 'gatling target objects', before going to the next subject and finally ends the whole thing with compilation of all previous lessons to really hammer them down to you.

Guilty gear xrd revelator jack o how to#

The BBCP tutorials are even worse in that aspect even though they have 'how to use a character' tutorials, they are 95% of text/voice without giving clear ideas how to execute things in practice. The old tutorial had loads of texts/voice and you could pass many missions without really understanding what to do if you happen to smash something correctly once, so it's not that great for new players who are trying to learn often used basic mechanics, not to mention being an interesting thing for experienced players. TL DR, best tutorial ever goes to Sign, and not Rev unfortunately. Maybe slightly updated? idk, but if anything needs updating, it's these, and not the otherwise perfect basic tutorial already. Far as I'm concerned, missions & chara MU tutorials are exactly the same in Rev as it was in Sign anyway. Not to sound ungrateful, but seriously, only 2 MU tutorials per character aren't teaching players much and I feel these grounds are better places to spend resources on, if they can't find anything better so spend it on. It's redundant & a waste of money that'd have been better spent elsewhere, like actually updating missions & character MU tutorials. They can't keep doing new basic tutorials that explain the exact same stuffs (especially if it's in worse ways) and then even miss a lot of stuffs far as Xrd iterations keep getting released. What I did forgot, I don't find Rev's tutorials teaching me about it when Sign actually did better. I don't really play all that often & by Rev I've forgotten a lot of stuffs. ok? alright, let's do that.' throughout it all & and in the end I don't think I learn much from it. Just in order to keep the walk-through tutorial feel relevant to the current installment, they changed it from Sin learning stuffs from Sol (which is sorta canon back in Sign) to Sol maneuvering Jack-O's tutorials because, well, probably Jack-O's new & stuff? Or is it because they want players to have a more fun & engaging experience with the tutorial? idk, unlike Sign's tutorials, Rev's felt like 'uh. GG has a lot of mechanics that would have a lot of people new to it questioning, and since a lot of those are answered well in Sign, I don't see why they would leave most of it out considering not everybody who has Rev, has Sign. I like GG and has been following it from back then, but I don't think this is a great move especially for those who's new to GG & skipped Sign. I'm just puzzled as to why they go out of their way to create an entirely new set of basic tutorials that misses a lot of stuffs, and you end up having to dig up a lot of things that aren't easy to look for and learn from in-game (for Rev that is). Back then in Sign, they actually walk you through all that stuff.