Developed by Arc System Works, Guilty Gear Strive has just been released back in June 2022 and is also available on Steam for you to purchase. The game has made its way to the screens of many players so far and it is of no surprise to see how Guilty Gear Strive is being compared with some prominent names like Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Tekken, etc. Guilty Gear Strive is totally packed with numerous unique characters that players just can’t resist and in this Guilty Gear Strive Bridget Guide we will be discussing one of those characters named Bridget.
Bridget is fairly a new character and we have to say that fans are quite thrilled and excited about this character. In this whole Guilty Gear Strive Bridget Guide we will be discussing some of her special moves, combos and gameplay strategies.
However, before running into it you might also want to check out:
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That said, now without any further ado, let’s jump right into it.
Bridget Guide
In simple words, Bridget is an all-rounder character that is good at almost everything. However, she is not as simple as you might think, once you get comfortable with Bridget you will find that there is a great deal of depth in her attacks. A huge variety of attacks for almost every situation that you cannot find in any other character.
Bridget is known for her yo-yo which she uses as a projectile weapon and there are numerous attacks that you can follow with this. Any player who loves long-range attacks definitely won’t get bored of using Bridget. Bridget is also one of those aggressive characters that just keep on going with combos and combos, if used properly you won’t give any breathing room to the enemy and you can quickly finish it off.
Special Moves
Here is the list of all the special moves that you can use with Bridget and how to use them to deliver multiple combos. And as discussed earlier one special move can be used in many ways depending on the situation, we will also be discussing some of the most useful moves below.
Stop and Dash
Stop and Dash will allow you to throw your yo-yo at the back of the enemy from whatever angle you desire. Once your yoyo is at the enemy’s back it will return to you and upon return, it will also hit the enemy, so you will be posing a threat from the back and from the front simultaneously when using this move. Finding the proper diagonal angle will allow you to direct the Yo-Yo in a way that will produce various attacks.
Rolling Movement
Looking to surprise your enemy? Rolling Movement will allow Bridget to move in the direction of the yo-yo that you threw earlier. The enemy will be surprised because he will have no chance to figure out by whom is he about to get hit, the yoyo at the back or Bridget at the front. You can also cancel it any time and use a different attack making a wide variety of offensive options.
Nevertheless, do keep in mind that this move cannot be used when the yo-yo from Stop and Dash is not on screen.
Starship
Starship is one of those counter-attacks that will leave the eyes of enemies open. You can use this attack when someone is using an aerial attack, anyone who attempts to attack Bridget from above will be met with a powerful damaging strike from her leaping to the air. This attack is particularly effective because Bridget gains invulnerability while it is being used.
Rock The Baby
The best use of Rock The Baby is when you are cornered by your enemy, you can use this attack to free yourself or when your enemy is preparing for one big combo attack. This special move includes an animation, the move will allow Bridget to take the help of a bear that will leap forward to grab the opponent and then suddenly smash the enemy with its belly.
Loop The Loop
Loop The Lopp might mark your victory and you will be able to finish the fight off if used at the right time. The best time to use it is during the combos or whenever your enemy is failing to get back on his knees and is getting hit after hit. Loop The Loop allows Bridget to deliver a series of strikes after a brief animation ends.
Nevertheless, do keep in mind that no matter how good of a move Loop The Loop is, you will have to pay a price of 50% tension.
Return of the Killing Machine
Just like Loop The Loop, this special move might let you finish the fight off when used at the right time. Return of the Killing Machine delivers heavy damage to the enemies by allowing Bridget to send roger (a bear) covered in flames to charge toward the enemy. The best time to use it is during the combos or whenever your enemy is failing to get back on his knees and is getting hit after hit.
Nevertheless, do keep in mind that no matter how good of a move Loop The Loop is, you will have to pay a price of 50% tension.
That is all on Guilty Gear Strive Bridget Guide. Let us know in the comment section below which of her special moves you like the most. To know about DNF Duel Characters Guide or for more guides, keep following Retrology.
