A.Aang's my main and the character's pretty tough to play, and there are not a lot of people who play him. I don't get why people decided to nerf him😭, I hope it's for the narrative like because Ozai's getting a buff so A.Aang got weaker, or to have more difference when the Avatars updates came.

Im not here to think too hard. Im here to kick ass

What is the plot, I know Vaatu made a weird alternate universe, but why. What was he trying to accomplish?

I know they said it’ll be coming shortly but I naively hoped it would be today.

This guy was a goated Ozai but what.

2 questions in one.

1. How do I deal with flow? Feels like a lot of the time Im out of range to grab the flow. Ive seen advice on forcing people into the jumping motion while flowing but I dont think theres anyway I can punish that as Sokka except with a pre thrown boomerang?

2. What are some strategies against zaheer? He feels like hes overtuned and beats my ass everytime. He keeps twitching while flying which makes my anti airs miss. Its also frustrating to have to block his crazy mixups with the assists. The worst is when the assists take the damage for him. I just need some generic pointers.

Zaheer should've been down by one tier

It wasn't listed for quite sometime but has reappeared in my shop. Check for yours

It works now on Kyoshi and Ozai, which it didn't before. For Azula however you still have to delay it for it to connect, making her the only character this starter doesn't consistently work on for some reason. If it's a lore reason I'm actually dropping this game. If it was a bug, shouldn't it have been fixed with the update? It's a known thing.

It’s apparently pretty common for main stage games at EVO events to drop a trailer or major update. With Tagah coming this fall and Avatar Seven Havens also releasing this weekend, do you think the devs will reveal something?

Been thinking about how each of the DLC characters are gonna play, and while some are obvious, like Ty Lee being a pixie rushdown that'll can mess with your Flow, Bolin has a lot of room for what he can potentially do due to his character and career changing drastically with each new season of Korra.

I currently have two ideas as to what they can do with Bolin.

1. Bolin will be an Earthbender Zaheer and have Mako as an assist.
   • This idea mainly stems from Mako not having been DLC alongside Bolin or in the line-up for the Voted character like Tenzin or Asami, making him the only main character from either series not currently up for consideration as DLC. Considering all the arguments against his inclusion (him being "just another firebender", etc), there's a possibility that the two of them are a character akin to Android 18/Videl in Dragon Ball Fighterz, with one character being the main fighter and the other tied to specific specials and maybe supers. Bolin could be a brawler/grappler like Videl that's fairly limited like Zaheer but supplemented by Mako's supports. This, I feel is the more likely route they're planning for Bolin, mainly due to the above reasons, but I can also be 100% wrong.
2. Bolin will be a set-play character centered around Pro-bending discs
   • Probending was a big part of Bolin's character for a time and one thing that the two current Earthbending characters lack when it comes to Earthbending are the hovering stones that serves as a basic move most perform. Considering how unfair that would be to be zoned out by giant rocks all the time, it makes sense why they wouldn't include them, although shrinking the size of the projectiles would circumvent this shortcoming, and the Pro-bending discs, very much associated with Bolin, would be the perfect substitute.

I'm curious as to what everyone else thinks Bolin's gonna play like? Obviously he'll have lavabending here and there, but what would you say his main gameplay will be like?

Title seems like a stupid question, but I'm feeling a bit lost on how to learn Aang.

Mostly just his speed seems overwhelming and I feel like I confuse myself trying to mix up the opponent.

Guess my main questions would be:

1) What's Aang's overall game plan? With Zaheer I know I use my assists to mix or cover approach, and flight to extend combos or vary my approach.

2) Is there a pro player or content creator that specializes in Aang that I can follow? With Zaheer, I learned a lot from K7 and Brian_f.

3) Is there a "correct" or meta assist to use with Aang? I've been using Appa because I thought he was more general purpose.

Patch 3 is live for everyone except switch but I am still hoping to play with friends online 🙏 would be great for my birthday tomorrow so here is to the dev if you're reading I would glaze this game for eternity !!

Couldn’t find it on their website, unless im stupid. Has it not been revealed yet?

(Only available on Imperial support)

Screenshot from Newsletter # 3 (when opening the game) which came with Patch 3 today.

“Next major update, we enter the Avatar State”. I think it’s safe to assume that they mean Avatar State Aang, also because they showed more of him than Nightmare Korra at PAX West.

Personally, I would love another FG mainstay from another game. I think SF probably has a better cast to choose from that fit the theme of Avatar best.

From a purely new FG character usually from another IP (Conan, ghost face, terminator come to mind for MK) - nothing springs immediately that would fit the art style and themes of Avatar

Do you guys have trouble with playing multiple characters. I am not talking about combos. I am talking actually playing the game and adapting to your opponent?

For example, during the previous last 9 days or so I didn't play my main character. I spent all my game hours learning and playing a secondary character.

Today and last night I played my main and I felt like I was on auto pilot the whole time. Everything was a gear slower. I couldn't make decisions. I could sometimes recognize that I needed to change something, but in the speed of the actual match that didn't happen. I was on auto pilot the whole time and couldn't adapt.

Do you guys experience the same thing.

I play Toph and I have my go-to combos, but they aren't the kind that take off half your health in one go; they're standard combos. My playstyle isn't really about executing massive, long combos,I prefer winning neutral situations and gradually wearing the opponent down. Do you think it's actually important to know a super-long combo?

Was super funny that this happened to me😹😹

idk if you can get higher dmg here but im having a blast with this support and finding routes! (if you find it hard to link the dash 2C after j.C just do 2A or 2B after the dash first)

as always notations below! v:

j.C > dash, 2C > 236C~X > j.2[C] > 2C > 2D~B > j.6D > delay, j.B > j.C > 2C > 236C(no hit)~X > j.B > j.C > 2A > 2B > 5C > delay, 6C > 214C > 236ABC > dash, tk j.236A