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#GGST_BA framekill flowchart for IAD jH after hkab knockdown because i hate the tatami oki that much. pic.twitter.com/5yMF81beCu— vini (@vinicivs_o) February 7, 2023
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跳ねるのアレの対策をしてくる人はこれも見せないといけないかも?今日やられてめちゃくちゃ困ったんですよね #ggst_za #PS4share pic.twitter.com/BVyuDiOj2s— 聖剣のセギノール (@jAcXRcBMwnWpRYo) February 7, 2023
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I really love making combo videos 🫠🫠 🔊Sound on! #guiltygear #guiltygearstrive #ggst #fgc pic.twitter.com/XRDdC1W8Xj— Av4ntCarte (@AvantCarte) February 7, 2023
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#GGST_LE [Vortex Set Ups Threads] : 1/Le set up universel avec le bt.K en starter pic.twitter.com/HLcNI1RJhv— Neøs (@Neos_Az) February 7, 2023
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梅喧選手、キャッチからの見事なドリブルからゴール!!#PS5Share, #GGST_BA pic.twitter.com/DLWtZdJ8f2— アリオク (@arioku0207) February 7, 2023
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In a different time-line I'm a nasty Zato player. I might put some stock into him after Combo Breaker 😆😆 #ggst_za #GGST pic.twitter.com/Ldq9PdA6wi— Combo ➡️ Combo Breaker (@TheComboCouch) February 7, 2023
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こんな使い方ができたら面白いかも#GGST #GGST_JC pic.twitter.com/Hgc0L2blNO— みろく (@miroku_millimas) February 7, 2023
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適当に調べて出てきたコンボ練習してみたけどこれ実戦で安定するもんなの…?いにしえのギルおじには難しい…😂設置から立ちK拾いを当てるのが遅れるとdc近Sスカるし、なんならdcからの最速近Sも安定しない…慣れと言われればそうかもしれないけども!#GGST pic.twitter.com/pLvPm3axsP— ぽすと (@post_rx7) February 7, 2023
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バスクテ青ができなくて試行錯誤してたらなんか似た挙動見つけたしこっちの方が操作らくちんだった#GGST #GGST_JC pic.twitter.com/pw7FNHHUIs— みろく (@miroku_millimas) February 7, 2023
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必殺技キャンセル山田~!※壁張り付き時にゲージ50に届いていないところを、HS横キャンセル山田で無理矢理50ゲージ作っています。前々回の調整から可能でしたが、やっとこさ対戦でできました🐬 #GGST_MA pic.twitter.com/YXDUmYePQm— のどごしダイナミック (@nodogoshi0811) February 7, 2023
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I studied one of the best Japanese players. Here's what I learned.
I studied one of the best Japanese players. Here's what I learned.

Chunked Summary Chunk 1: Introduction & Context

Content: The video starts with commentary on studying Ogawa, a highly skilled Japanese player who plays Zato-1 in Guilty Gear. The commentator highlights Ogawa’s unique style and approach, noting that Japanese players often don’t travel internationally for tournaments and may have different strategies.

Key Points:

Ogawa plays in a “shadow” scene, not widely discussed.

His style shows techniques and mix-ups not commonly seen.

The commentary highlights curiosity about how Japan approaches competitive play differently.

Comprehension Questions:

Why is Ogawa described as playing “in the shadows”?

Answer: Because he is not widely recognized or discussed internationally despite being highly skilled.

What character does Ogawa specialize in?

Answer: Zato-1.

Action Steps:

Observe top players who may not be widely known for hidden strategies.

Study uncommon styles for new insights into gameplay.

Chunk 2: Style and Decision-Making

Content: Ogawa’s gameplay is praised for precise decision-making and quick reactions. He chooses optimal options consistently, demonstrating both offensive and defensive expertise.

Key Points:

Fast, unique mix-ups using jump attacks and other tools.

Efficient use of meter for strategic advantage.

Excellent positioning and awareness of punish opportunities.

Comprehension Questions:

How does Ogawa use meter in his gameplay?

Answer: Strategically, to enhance offensive options and pressure.

What makes his mix-ups unique compared to other players?

Answer: Timing, speed, and choice of attacks that are uncommon.

Action Steps:

Practice timing and decision-making under pressure.

Experiment with less common moves to surprise opponents.

Chunk 3: Key Tactics and Setups

Content: The video highlights specific combos and setups that Ogawa uses to control space, maintain pressure, and optimize damage. Notably, he exploits safe options and maximizes opportunities when opponents are defending.

Key Points:

Quick jump attacks and command grabs for high-pressure situations.

Safe options like FD (Faultless Defense) and precise resets.

Controlling space and corner pressure to maintain advantage.

Comprehension Questions:

Why is corner pressure important in Ogawa’s strategy?

Answer: It restricts opponents’ movement and increases chances for high-damage combos.

What is FD and why is it useful?

Answer: Faultless Defense; it allows countering attacks safely without taking chip damage.

Action Steps:

Drill corner control and safe defensive options in practice mode.

Focus on reset setups to maintain advantage after combos.

Chunk 4: Character Matchups and Adaptability

Content: Ogawa adapts his play depending on the opponent and resources (like meter). The commentary mentions how he adjusts when characters like Eddie are active or not, highlighting situational awareness.

Key Points:

Reads opponent habits and punishes predictable moves.

Adjusts combos based on available resources and stage positioning.

Maintains high efficiency in both neutral and high-pressure situations.

Comprehension Questions:

How does Ogawa adapt when Eddie is not available?

Answer: He prioritizes hard knockdowns and safe setups to maintain control.

Why is situational awareness crucial in fighting games?

Answer: It allows optimal decision-making and punishes opponent mistakes.

Action Steps:

Track opponent tendencies in training matches.

Practice resource management to adapt strategies dynamically.

Chunk 5: Overall Lessons & Observations

Content: Ogawa is a “behind-the-scenes” elite player whose playstyle demonstrates fundamentals at a high level: precision, pressure, timing, and adaptability. The commentator emphasizes learning from hidden masters as a way to improve.

Key Points:

Focus on consistent fundamentals over flashy plays.

Study top-level hidden players for insights not widely discussed.

Game knowledge and execution combine to create high-level performance.

Comprehension Questions:

What makes Ogawa a valuable player to study?

Answer: His consistent fundamentals, unique mix-ups, and adaptability.

How can observing “hidden” players benefit your own gameplay?

Answer: Provides fresh strategies and exposes gaps in common approaches.

Action Steps:

Watch lesser-known high-level players to broaden strategic understanding.

Incorporate consistent fundamentals in training routines.

Super-Summary (Concise Overview)

Ogawa, a skilled Japanese Zato-1 player, demonstrates unique mix-ups, precise decision-making, and efficient resource management. His gameplay emphasizes:

Fast, unconventional attacks to maintain pressure.

Strategic use of meter and positioning.

Adaptation to opponent resources and match situations.

Consistency in fundamentals over flashy or high-risk plays.

Key Lessons:

Observe hidden or underrated top players to discover new techniques.

Prioritize precise timing, situational awareness, and safe options.

Practice corner control, resets, and strategic resource use.

Actionable Steps:

Review match footage of skilled players and analyze decisions.

Drill timing, mix-ups, and defensive options daily.

Track opponent habits and adjust strategies in real-time.

Optional 3-Day Spaced Review Plan

Day 1: Watch the video and take notes on Ogawa’s key strategies.

Day 2: Practice specific setups, combos, and corner control in training mode.

Day 3: Test learned strategies in matches or simulations; review mistakes and adjust.

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I studied one of the best Japanese players. Here's what I learned.