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Cinroth posted:Received my Qanba Q4RAF from gremlinsolutions today and the stick owns and is rad as heck and everyone should own one because it owns. They really are nice sticks. I've owned a TE and a Q3 and I think this is the best of the lot.
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Is KoF gonna be region free? I've heard nothing about an Australian release so I might consider an import. edit: 360 version, not PS3
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Been asking this everywhere, but has anyone had experience with getting the new Madcatz sticks (the Pro series) to work with PCs? Mine is identifying as a "Madcatz Fightstick Neo" and says it can't find drivers. Apparently the V.S model works fine.
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ZWZ posted:I met up with a friend of mine to play sf and he brought his new Quanba stick with the felt bottom. It felt a lot more secure when playing in my lap so I decided to mod my TE to have a felt bottom as well. I used this guide as a reference http://shoryuken.com/forum/index.php?threads/felt-bottom-arcade-stick-mod.149182/.
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Trykt posted:ITT goons get bandwagony as gently caress. I would disagree that it's easier to get into than other games: the learning curve is definitely not as steep, sure, but it will teach you NOTHING of value in the broader sense apart from how to whiff punish. AA is poo poo, so you can't AA. Punishing is moot because everyone uses safe moves anyway (donkey kick, Rolento's anything, etc). Zoning is pointless because of all the brainless anti-FB tech that's out there. I could go on forever. It merely provides the illusion of depth. Not to mention all the things new players can use as a crutch to avoid actually learning the game (gems, auto-combos, and so on). Other games can teach you universal skills quicker AND better. As for the game itself, I was in the crowd at Shadowloo Showdown watching the best players in the world go at it. It was boring as poo poo. All the hype you heard from the crowd at the end was because people won lots of money in sidebets, and more universally, people were cheering because it was the last match of SFxT for the weekend. People were booing at the very mention of it. Tournament organisers were embarrassed to have to run it. It's just awful. It was a black hole of hype in an otherwise great day.
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I bet you can't wait for the day when Ono dresses up like Morrigan and announces the new VSav!!!!!!!!!
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I can attest that he pretty much talks endlessly about his sweet grappler setups and lands approximately none of them because at the end of the day, he'll empty jump and churn butter. I just nod and smile because it's easier than 50-0ing him. I've found it quite odd that there's a legitimate set of social standards by which to operate when you're a part of the FGC. Then I realised the kinds of people I'm often around at said meets and it suddenly dawns on me: it's necessary. On one hand you can meet some genuinely good people, but on the other hand, you're exposed to everything your mother ever warned you about, and more. And seriously, shower. If you follow no other commandment in the FGC Bible then follow this one. You could be the nicest guy in the world, but if you smell like SFxT plays, I'm keeping a very wide berth. Goodpart fucked around with this message at 09:59 on May 21, 2012 |
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I would seriously consider contacting Gamerbee on Facebook or some such. He's a totally awesome guy and I have no doubt he'd at least attempt to help out when it comes to good places to play. He speaks English well so if your Mandarin isn't strong it's no biggie. From what he's said, the TW scene is a little odd, so it's no surprise that you're having a tough time.
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OMF2097 is the greatest fighting game ever and every day I pray for a remake/true sequel. I say that with only a slight amount of tongue in cheek.
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:-One Must Fall 2097 I bought SFxT PC as a contingency in the event that 2013 makes it anything other than a wet spot on the mattress
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Question Mark Mound posted:Someone seriously needs to pick up the rights to One Must Fall and make a new decent 2D fighter out of it and not some 3D arena brawler poo poo like they released a while back. We even looked into the whereabouts of the Elams themselves, but to no avail.
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WWE All Stars is an amazing drunken fighting game. If you don't have a console, then SF2: Rainbow Edition is the go. As someone who attends tournaments and pretends he's alright at SF4, even I think they are the only correct answers. Also I am to OMF 2097 what Trykt is to Ryu. I honour this mention with a custom title change.
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edit: Back to normal. Nothing to see here! 
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AndyElusive posted:Quick Q: Has anyone got or tried the silent sanwa buttons? Thinking about getting half a dozen of them to replace the ones on my TE and I'm curious if they're worth getting and how they feel. They take a little getting used to, especially at first, but I've accustomed to them nicely.
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More distance between the stick/buttons and a start/select lock function, if I remember right.
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It's funny because that contest will ultimately turn into a parade of entries that effectively boil down to "get $50 off your B15SDM purchase!"
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That's not really a "general" question - it's a very SF4-specific question, believe it or not. You're playing a game in which links are pretty much the bread and butter of combos. Although they exist in other FGs, they're really prevalent in SF4 - so much so that you can't really play the game properly unless you know how to do them. So if you find links onerous or stupid, then perhaps you're playing the wrong game and should explore your options a little more. SF4 has "plinking" - if you're using a controller this is quite hard but if you're on a stick, then it's worthwhile to look up a few videos on it, because it'll make the windows for links artificially wider (and thus easier). The first links are hardest because you need to learn to "feel" where the gaps are. Every character has different normals/specials and so knowing when to hit the button is a bit counter-intuitive in parts. The best advice I can give is this: if the linked move (cr.mp in this case) doesn't come out, you hit the button too early. If it comes out but didn't combo, it's too late. Adjust your timing accordingly and eventually you'll know when to go for it.
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Speaking of the One True Game, is that NIDDHOGG game that was shown a few times in this thread available for download anywhere? It looks like a riot but I can't find anything on it anywhere, apart from the website which offers little to no information.
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Brett824 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOz4b8Qnxjs ME IN IRC posted:(1:49:47 AM) Goodpart: where's that vid 
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Play One Must Fall 2097 it's a good game
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Pomp posted:This literally just came up in a conversation, stop that.
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FAT SLAMPIG posted:oh cool i chose my next-gen system correctly 
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What's up Guys, Max here, to bring you a Special Breakdown of ANOTHER POL POST!
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With the Revolutionary Gems System, My Brosnan is Different From Your Brosnan! But is Theme Hospital a fighting game?
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Endorph posted:is dragon ball xenoverse a fighting game
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lmso (laughing my stick off)
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Ashtarath posted:As an Australian who has attempted to get madcatz sticks before i can agree with this sentiment. Nowhere outside of ebay has their gear and it is an absolute pain. The Gamesmen, homie
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mango sentinel posted:I'm going to Japan in a few days. Any recommendations on which arcade(s) I should check out while I'm in Tokyo? Shinjuku South is, iirc, the best of the lot. There are two arcades that are readily accessible from the station and both are good, but South is markedly better. You're likely to find top level players there across most games. Akihabara has a ton of awesome arcades: my fav was HEY on Chuo Dori because they had all the rad old poo poo that sometimes cost 100¥ for two credits. There was also a healthy SF4 scene there if that's your deal. Big Box at Takadanobaba is huge, but doesn't have the population it used to. Cool to check out, but it's a crapshoot as to whether you'll get what you want. Most boroughs have a decent arcade though, and few are bad. Even running down to the arcade local to where you're staying is awesome. I stayed in a little ryokan in Ikebukuro and the local arcade there was a tidy little Taito Station next to a noodle joint. It was my nightly trip if we weren't going out. Just be prepared to deal with smoking. Lots of it. Enjoy your trip, rear end in a top hat!
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I thought it was because SG is running an "official" tourney at Evo proper?
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If you contributed to Beast's Fury you're dumb. This guy is basically their Mike Z: http://forum.ozhadou.net/index.php?topic=7611.msg126131#msg126131 His posting history is equally stellar if you care enough to look.
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Cabbagepots posted:Your image doesn't work
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TheManSeries posted:So is there any word on this stick? It seemed like a pretty affordable option. http://www.amazon.com/HORI-Real-Arcade-Pro-PlayStation-4/dp/B00SULMRI4/ref=pd_sim_sbs_63_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=00W7YYSRFFE3STW8H6KP Same price, superior parts, benchmark PCB, bigger, sturdier. I bought one myself. Will post impressions if anyone cares when it arrives (on the 25th).
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If it supports PS3, it'll likely support PC.
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Certain models of Hori sticks have extra spacing between the stick and buttons. Also, the Madcatz Soul Calibur stick/TTT2 stick has the same spacing. Apparently it's an issue for some people. V  V
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Can someone diagnose my stick? It's a Hori Hayabusa Silent and it's not registering cardinal directions on sufficiently quick inputs. This is a basic crLP xx rekka string with Fei Long starting from a crouchblock position and I think I get this exact input about 1 in 5 times. End result: no cancel. I just lost a match because of it and I'm very close to giving up on this thing. Hori customer support is garbage and I don't want to void my warranty while my complaint is pending, so if anyone has this stick, can they test to see if it's my model specifically, or if it's all sticks like this? I can't figure out what would be causing it, but it's really irritating (insofar as I've bought a very expensive paperweight) edit: it's not the game: I've done this in the PS4 version of USF4 as well as UNIEL and P4U. UNIEL was particularly interesting because it says that I hit DB and DF within 1 frame of each other. 
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absolutely anything posted:sounds like your stick has a "badpart"
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Serious answer: it's probably not worth pursuing fighting games if you're the type of person that can't do an SRK after an hour's practice. This is because you're probably the kind of person who will try exactly the same thing for an hour (despite being shown the solution) and then complain that the game is wrong for not letting you do a SRK. That's not boring elitism, that's just saving someone the torture of feeling perpetually inadequate. Because the minute they're faced with a real fight against a real person who throws fireballs/antiairs properly/throws/runs away/rushes down/whatever they'll persist for like 4 more games doing EXACTLY the same thing and then say "gently caress this poo poo this game is cheap this game is bullshit that character is broken my character is busted i know i can win but this loving GAME" etc and they'll quit. Rising Thunder solved the former problem, sure, but they actually exacerbated the latter by not even having a single player mode to develop delusions of grandeur over. omf2097 remains the best robot fg qed
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No what I'm saying is that the person who blames finger puzzles for losing is gonna come up against the other thousand reasons why they're losing when they lose and be equally frustrated. It has nothing to do with talent: it's all attitude. Think of every game that has tried to bridge the gap between skill levels: either the gulf gets wider than it ever was (RT) or it's just a stupid loving mess that makes no sense (SFxT). Modern FGs fix problems that never existed (SF5) and it's loving stupid. People need to understand that the learning curve in a FG is ridiculously steep no matter what and that the only way to overcome it is to keep playing, be self-reflective and actually acknowledge the mistakes they're making with the intent to fix them And to come full circle, if the only aim is to have fun without being conscious of what you're "meant" to do then you could play literally any fighting game and just button mash.
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im blind and retarded and i think maximum impact 3 looks real good qtiyd
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