Beginner's Guide to Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game
Check out the definitive guide to getting started with Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game.This overview provides new players with all the essential tips and fundamental foundations to learn the mechanics and best tackle their first fights.
The right guard depends on the height of the attack
Above and aerial attacks should be blocked by standing, while low attacks should be blocked by crouching.However, each block consumes a bit of Flow Gauge, so blocking everything indiscriminately leaves you without resources just when you need them to attack or defend against a critical hit.
Flow isn't just a special gauge, it's your everyday resource
It starts with a full gauge up to a maximum of 500 points, and is useful for both attack and defense, as well as neutral ranged play.Spend it wisely: those who use it up to spam techniques find themselves left with no room for maneuver when it really matters.
Critical Throws punish those who remain in Flow Stance
If you throw an opponent while they're in Flow Stance, you drain 125 Chi, always get a guaranteed combo right afterward, and also gain a second Chakra supply.It's one of the most effective ways to turn a trade in your favor instead of simply knocking it down.
The throw tech window is extremely narrow
You have about 8 frames to break free from an incoming grab: essentially, you need to anticipate the attempt, not react after seeing it.Practice against the CPU or in training mode if you often miss this timing.
Some characters can only be unlocked with a cheat code
The game revives the old tradition of secret codes: Avatar Aang and Nightmare Korra are unlocked this way, not through normal progression.If you don't see them in the initial roster, it doesn't mean they're missing: look for the correct code before writing them off.
