Become a Parry God: Melty Blood Type Lumina Forbidden Strats

Do not be intimidated...it takes a few minutes to learn and if you apply it...you WILL close out more rounds...

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[Sorrelhas]

I would love to see more videos like this
Not just for MB, but games you're interested in in general

[rimanto]

This video is really helpful even if it's "old" tech since a lot of videos explaining it are not well articolated and this is way more insightful than twitter clips, so keep it up

[JackRusherRushnic]

You do a fantastic job of explaining concepts that aren’t always intuitive in a way that covers why it works without getting too technical. A four minute video that introduces the concept, shows you how to practice it, and explains why it’s useful while staying approachable is impressive, and I’d love to see more content like this!

[haughtygarbage]

Who needs drip when it's already melty out here

Thank you man

[blankurr]

I love how this works exactly just like the anti-VO shield OS in UNI. Though I guess it's a bit more essential here since you can't just block the heat activation and punish.

Typically I'm very slow at learning OSes so I'm appreciative of when people put out videos going through this stuff!

[NBSYBORG]

Plinking meaties into shield should work on most wake-up reversals too so you should probably be doing this often.

[tylerpayne]

I learned about Melty like 3 months ago and it keeps blowing my mind. These games are sick

[ebigahama]

Shout out to the rap with the broken cable case cover. Love that stick

[Neko_urself]

fun fact, you can actually use this as an abare/mash and it will tech grabs too when you do it properly.
some of the UNI OSes are in this game too, i recommend doing the UNIST tutorial along side the MBTL one.

[dylanreeves]

Definitely think this is a helpful video, especially for newer players. Definitely would like to see more of some more tips in this style.

[CVVK]

Thanks for the tech Obama, I've been scratching my head at this the entire time so it's nice to see someone break it down in a way I understand. I'm good at anime fighters but MB just kicks my ass with understanding mechanics so thank you!

[JmosesX]

This was very helpful to someone who hasn't played Type Lumina yet. I really like how this was done, and wouldn't mind seeing more things like this. For Type Lumina, Strive, Kof 15, to Marvel 1, I would love to see more videos like this

[LoudCity]

Thanks for the detailed tech. Showing how to do it in practice mode is super useful. It maybe be obvious to some but it's helpful for people like me

[zhukov]

I read of this on day 1, it just didn't click to me until I watched this video. Thank you very much.

[OtakuXCcg]

Thanks for the explanation. I was always intimidated by OS wondering if I could ever pull it of but looking at it now it looks simple.
Would love to see more videos like this one.

[ProfKisuto]

Dude - I fucking love this game. I got it cause of your damn hype haha. It's hard AF, but I'm slowly getting better.

Great vid! Hope to see you do more!

[duffer]

going through the way to practice it was helpful, wouldnt think to use the dummy to practice the input instead of the forced release on wakeup. i like videos like this a lot with quick tips, i never know how to use training tools effectively outside of practicing combos

[thekorv]

I'd love more of this. Fav Melty vids atm are talks about the game and its concepts and generally how things work. Thanks for the hidden tech!

[lancervolution]

This is great! I had a hard time implementing this into my game till I watched this. Please definitely make more of these tutorial style videos.

[MinuChuusuke]

Thanks for the tip! I'm going into melty completely blind and videos like this helps out a ton.

good shit, Obama.