Today I’m gonna share with you guys some of my experiences playing with the controls in MultiVersus. Let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride figuring this stuff out!
First off, I jumped right into the game, thinking it would be a piece of cake. I mean, how hard could a platform brawler be, right? Boy, was I wrong! I started messing around in a few matches, and quickly realized that this game has way more going on than it looks like. There’s dodging, parrying, and all sorts of character-specific moves that make things pretty tricky.
So, I decided to dig into the settings. My first mission was figuring out how to change the controls, or “keybinds” as they’re called in the game. I wanted to set things up in a way that felt natural to me, especially since I’m playing on PC. It took a bit of trial and error, but I eventually found a setup that worked pretty well for my playstyle.
I spent a good chunk of time just tweaking the keybinds. I was moving around the jump, attack, and special buttons, trying to find the perfect combo. It’s crazy how much of a difference it makes when you have the controls just right. I was starting to feel more in control of my character, and my moves were flowing much better.
But here’s where it got interesting. MultiVersus isn’t just about having the right keybinds. It’s also about mastering the timing and all those little details that separate the pros from the noobs. I started practicing my dodges, trying to get the timing down just right. It’s not easy, let me tell you! Sometimes I’d dodge too early, sometimes too late. But each time I messed up, I learned a little more.
Then there’s the whole parrying thing. Man, that’s a tough one to master! But when you get it right, it feels so satisfying. I’d spend hours in training mode, just practicing my parries against the AI. It was frustrating at times, but I kept at it. I wanted to be able to pull off those perfect parries in real matches.
Animation canceling is another thing I’ve been working on. It’s like this advanced technique where you can interrupt your own animations to chain moves together faster. It’s super tricky, but I’ve seen some players do it really well, and it looks awesome. I’m still trying to get the hang of it, but I can see how it could be a game-changer once I master it.
Here’s a quick rundown of what I messed with:
- Jump: Started with the default but moved it around to see what felt best.
- Attack: Same deal, tried different keys to see what flowed better.
- Special: This one was tricky because each character has unique specials.
- Dodge: Played around with the timing a lot, still working on it!
- Parry: Super tough but rewarding when you get it right.
Honestly, the more I play, the more I realize how complex MultiVersus really is. It’s not just about button-mashing; there’s a real depth to the gameplay. It’s like, the more you learn, the more you realize how much you still have to learn. I’m still on this journey, trying to improve my skills and get better at the game.
So yeah, that’s my experience with MultiVersus controls so far. It’s been a challenging but fun process. I’m still learning and practicing, but I’m definitely getting better. And who knows, maybe one day I’ll be able to hold my own against the top players. Until then, I’ll just keep grinding and having fun with it!
