Top 10 BEST SAITAMA TECHS to Master - Roblox Strongest Battlegrounds!

Top 10 BEST SAITAMA TECHS to Master - Roblox Strongest Battlegrounds!

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0:00 - Introduction
0:12 - Shove Uplift
0:52 - Consecutive Extender
1:18 - Shove Extender
1:51 - Unpunishable Uppercut
2:30 - Shove M1
2:50 - Upper-Catch
3:22 - M1 Extender
3:58 - Final Move Extender
4:11 - BackDash Cancel
4:41 - M1 Range Extender

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Intro
Here's how you can do 10 of the best saitama techs 100% of the time. Step-by-Step. By the end of the video you'll almost master all of them and reach the top 1% of the players. Starting with our first technique.

1. Shove Uplift
This is not a well-known tech because a lot of people ignore it. It basically gives you the chance to catch your enemy offguard mid-game and land a normal punch or uppercut. Firstly, you do the regular 3 m1s and then tilt your camera to either the left or right side, Do shove and in the start of it, hold space or the jump button and hold m1, you will then side dash to the side you choose and continue the combo with a uppercut or normal punch. This tech can be really unpredictable if you haven't done it. Make sure you're not looking at them while doing the shove because then it will mess up your timing, make sure your enemy is not below 50 ping or else it makes it a bit inconsistent.


2. Consecuitive Downslam
This is one of the easiest techs in the game and its very useful for extending your m1s. Firstly you do three m1s into a downslam, afterwords you consecuitive punch their ragdolled body and hold space, when you do jump do a downslam, after immediately continue with a uppercut to extend your combo. This tech is really reliable when your enemy has no ragdoll cancel. You can then walk towards them and catch them from the uppercut.

3. Shove extender
This is the most useful and easy tech there is in the game. Once you master it, even pros would be scared to fight you. The theory is simple you do 2 m1s, into a shove and then front dash to catch the enemy. How you may ask? Well firstly after the two m1s, shove and right as when its about to hit you m1 reducing the distance and then you front dash to catch them. This tech has been recently nerfed but will still work if you get the timiing correctly. Do keep in mind that the distance changes from your opponent's ping so try to adapt to the dashes.

4. Unpunishable Uppercut Catch
This is one of the most overpowered techs to get your enemy to use their ragdoll cancel. It basically forces them to use it unless they want to get full combo'd. Mainly after your 3rd m1, you uppercut and then side dash to the left or right side, you wait a split second then front dash to catch them directly when they land. They're not able to ragdoll cancel when they've already landed and this tech exploits that, try to form a perfect triangle when you do it to increase consistency, you may zoom out to see where he is going and then front dash. Overall its a very underated tech to catch them.

5. Shove m1
This tech allows you to use three of your moves to deal more than almost 60% of your enemy's health. Mainly instead of using shove to extend your m1s you shove after the first m1 and then catch the enemy by pressing the m1 way earlier, then you use your consecuitives range to catch the enemy with it then use the third m1 to land a normal punch or unpunishable uppcercut catch. Sometimes the shove extender isn't reliable in situations but this tech will always be reliable, with enough practice this can lead you to the next level.

6. UpperCatch
This is probably the hardest tech for saitama, this tech allows you to catch your enemy mid-air and is somewhat inescapeable depending on your enemy's ping. But, practicing it will get you a lot of rewards. You mainly do three m1's then jump on top of their head and uppercut, hold m1 and you'll be able to catch them. Sometimes by just jumping and uppercuting normally also works but depends on the luck. If you want to do it consistently you must practice the headmove uppercut. This tech can easily help you do a full combo without a question. Watch this slow motion closely, and try to practice it yourself