Suddenly, off-beat button presses become the norm as you stun your enemies into submission, and as you begin to really wrap your head around a character's abilities, more advanced combos come naturally. While there are still combo strings and various stances to master, most players will start off simply hammering out the easier combos which require little more than tapping the same face button in quick succession, but in time, it becomes apparent that breaking up the flow of these blows is more beneficial. It all sounds a bit vague, but the process is a strange one to describe. Making the most of attacks that put your opponent into a stunned state, you'll be able to follow up with powerful special techniques or keep the pressure on with another combo. The key to success when playing online or at the higher difficulties is having a good grasp on the rhythm of your chosen combatant's moveset. Take, for example, the game's stun mechanic. There's still a decent learning curve if you're interested in the finer points of battle, but even these are arguably far easier to understand than concepts found in similar releases. That's not to say that the brawler's overly basic, though.
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