All roads lead to risk/reward

RealYX woke up this morning with a heart heavy with anxiety, for he knew friendofthebugs would challenge him to yet another duel. He stared in his mirror with his bones trembling, legs shaking. They say eyes are the window to the soul and Real’s eyes were those of an intimated prey. He knew he had to face his truth one day. Would that day have to be today?

Will our young protagonist finally face and conquer his demons, or will he cower away avoiding his fate another day?

Find out on next weeks episode!

Probably the best Beginners guide for this game right now. Should definitely do that pro tips guide!

For me some of the biggest things I learned especially with the Risk vs Reward section is you CAN - not always - get away with throwing a random ass attack that you havnt used much of or flatout know they wont expect it. My current matchmaking has me with people that just stare at you and 9 times out of 10 theyre fishing for a light. So i just chuck a raw heavy from neutral and a good 70% of the time (For me this wont be accurate for everyone) it hits. I do this with kenseis UB heavy cause a lot of people expect you to feint it and panic when you just let it rip and it chunks them. Plus if they parry it some heros only really get a light off so id rather eat 9 dmg than 20+.   Sadly my lobbies are COOKED. been really hard to learn when I get Mr Button Masher and then I have to play Hyper defensive cause theyre just buttons buttons buttons. this video is VERY helpful for me cause I fall straight into Tunneling Defense with these people,

i would love a pro tip guide

12:31 I hate that the saying got cut at this point, the true saying is: " A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one"

Top quality post. I appreciate the effort you put into making and showing example clips

Me realizing I’m beginner-intermediate level after 1000hrs

After watching this video, I have unlocked the power to deflect unblockables and parry bashes. Nothing can stop me now

A video like this really should be in the game itself, there are so many mechanics that the game just doesn't tell people about

Great video

Something I experience in this game with parrying etc and other fighting games (like using drive impacts in SF6) is that when you play a new character or one you aren’t super familiar with, you’ll feel like something is really off. You’ll miss parries, maybe panic dodge attack etc.

This is because of mental stack. You’re thinking too much about all your offensive and defensive options because they aren’t natural yet so when you combine this with the ever present mental stack of your opponents offence, you’ll feel more stressed and make more mistakes, react slower and generally play much worse.

This is totally natural and you have to expect it and forgive yourself for it so you don’t get tilted. More of a mindset tip than anything but something to remember.

This sort of content hasn't been touched enough on YT with this level of quality and knowledge. Please keep these coming.

i'd love to see more of this, especially the pro tips you mentioned at the start. just got back into this game and i've really been enjoying your content, would love to hear more direct advice from the horse's mouth

this might be honestly the best guide ive seen so far for for honor really nice work

ngl im rep 140 and everytime i watch some of your vids i learn something new

First time I'm in one of your videos and it's me getting cooked😭😭. Love your videos man, keep up the great content.

Nice one man thanks. Pro tips video please 🙏🏼

Thanks for this video bro ! Very appreciated !!!!

Pro tip guide!!❤

would love an in depth video on hitstun, its what I understand least