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UMvC3 – Fingercramp’s Babies Guide Part 2: Frame Data Featuring FC Jago

UMvC3 – Fingercramp’s Babies Guide Part 2: Frame Data Featuring FC Jago
by on January 11th, 2012 at 7:29 pm

The second part of Fingercramp‘s Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Babies Guide was posted to Machinima earlier today, and covers a ton of information about the game’s frame data. Jago runs through the general basics of frame data and also how it applies specifically to UMvC3. This video is a great starting point for beginners and also serves as a nice refresher course for those who are familiar with much of this knowledge already.

Source: Machinima

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_4UXIFEC4ZZ4X6ROXDEKF2CLQCE Henry

    all about dem numbers

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_4UXIFEC4ZZ4X6ROXDEKF2CLQCE Henry

    all about dem numbers

  • Anonymous

    amataretsu

    • http://twitter.com/B1jyu Stano Jaeger

      I’m hoping he was doing it on purpose.

  • Anonymous

    amataretsu

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_5FLRQI2X2LU3IHMCG7HEAEFD5I Cat Astrophy

    frame data makes competitive fighting seem mathy and boring

    I wouldn’t recommend this to any casual player until they really start wanting to get really good…it’s hella dry material that feels like I’m studying more than playing…but man is it crucial to high-level play

    • http://twitter.com/Darkforge Bevan Djernaes

      Have to agree. I would recommend shit like this to a casual player that want’s to take it too the next level. The average gamer won’t want to know about this shit and will just give up before they start.

    • http://twitter.com/Darkforge Bevan Djernaes

      Have to agree. I would recommend shit like this to a casual player that want’s to take it too the next level. The average gamer won’t want to know about this shit and will just give up before they start.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_5FLRQI2X2LU3IHMCG7HEAEFD5I Cat Astrophy

    frame data makes competitive fighting seem mathy and boring

    I wouldn’t recommend this to any casual player until they really start wanting to get really good…it’s hella dry material that feels like I’m studying more than playing…but man is it crucial to high-level play

  • Anonymous

    Good stuff for beginners, but…

    Wish he explained Blockstun and Hitstun more,
    while these will hopefully be covered more for Combos in next vid,
    these are important for understanding the Frame Traps answer
    (and general pressure games)

  • Anonymous

    Good stuff for beginners, but…

    Wish he explained Blockstun and Hitstun more,
    while these will hopefully be covered more for Combos in next vid,
    these are important for understanding the Frame Traps answer
    (and general pressure games)

  • Anonymous

    Good stuff for beginners, but…

    Wish he explained Blockstun and Hitstun more,
    while these will hopefully be covered more for Combos in next vid,
    these are important for understanding the Frame Traps answer
    (and general pressure games)

  • Anonymous

    Good stuff for beginners, but…

    Wish he explained Blockstun and Hitstun more,
    while these will hopefully be covered more for Combos in next vid,
    these are important for understanding the Frame Traps answer
    (and general pressure games)

  • http://www.facebook.com/mr.RANDOM804 Greg Pinkney

    well he kind of answered my questions at to what constitutes a positive or a negative frame advantage, still kinda in the dark about it but i get  the gist of it

    • Anonymous

      If your opponent recovers faster then you do post attack, then you’ve got negative frame advantage. Have enough negative frame advantage and your opponent will actually be able to hit you before you can recover. I.e. a punish.

      Positive frame advantage means you recover faster then your opponent post attack. Moves with frame advantage allow you to pressure your opponent by making follow up attacks much more likely to hit first. Enough advantage and you will be able to land two moves consecutively without the opponent recovering. I.e. a combo.

      • http://twitter.com/frozend Oliver W

        True. Though just to be anal, I’d like to point out that it’s not really positive frame advantage and negative frame advantage. It’s just frame advantage and frame disadvantage.

  • James Kim

    Most random people that know frame data, usually suck at the game.  Less time learning frames, more time getting good in real combat.

  • James Kim

    Most random people that know frame data, usually suck at the game.  Less time learning frames, more time getting good in real combat.

  • James Kim

    Most random people that know frame data, usually suck at the game.  Less time learning frames, more time getting good in real combat.

    • http://www.facebook.com/mr.RANDOM804 Greg Pinkney

      they go hand in hand really

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_TIC7WNRSMFBSCLF6OR6JQJAAZA sb

        that frame data crap dont help u in real gameplay cause for one thing u cant see or count it thats why u gotta slow it down to see it they put frame data in the game guides now people think its sum to talk about 90% of the stuff in those books is uneeded its jus to make it thick and look worth what their selling it for

    • http://www.facebook.com/mr.RANDOM804 Greg Pinkney

      they go hand in hand really

    • http://www.facebook.com/mr.RANDOM804 Greg Pinkney

      they go hand in hand really

  • James Kim

    Most random people that know frame data, usually suck at the game.  Less time learning frames, more time getting good in real combat.

  • James Kim

    Most random people that know frame data, usually suck at the game.  Less time learning frames, more time getting good in real combat.

  • James Kim

    Most random people that know frame data, usually suck at the game.  Less time learning frames, more time getting good in real combat.

  • James Kim

    Most random people that know frame data, usually suck at the game.  Less time learning frames, more time getting good in real combat.

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