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Doggboat posted:Improved as in more titty ninjas? No, each ninja has more titty. 3 or more titties per ninja.
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Jul 6, 2015 16:07
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Beef Chief posted:Makoto's hot, idgaf that she has a squirrel tail Street Fighter Makoto will always be the best Makoto because she turns red and kills you in two hits
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Jul 6, 2015 16:28
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Nah. Makoto Mizoguchi is the best. He shoots tigers out of his palms. Also, I do plan on getting Yatagarasu: AoC on launch. I'm not really good at parrying, but hey the game looks pretty neat and I'm definitely willing to learn.
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Jul 6, 2015 17:33
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inthesto posted:Street Fighter Makoto will always be the best Makoto because she turns red and kills you in two hits 
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Jul 6, 2015 17:46
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The Gorp posted:I don't even like Tekken and I agree. I don't really get it, since there isn't anything different enough about T7 for it to make sense to be like "I don't like Tekken but this looks awesome!" Unless you really like Ultras I guess, but those are dumb.
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Jul 6, 2015 17:58
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It just looks cleaner - as if more time has gone into it. I don't know exactly what it is but someone on their marketing department knows how to twist me really well.
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Jul 6, 2015 20:08
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I would like to learn how to play Tekken someday. Of course I'd also like to learn the violin, and from what I hear the violin seems much less intensive.
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Jul 6, 2015 20:10
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We're playing Blazblue. Watch all that hot mandong fly and flop http://www.twitch.tv/gutcruncher
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Jul 6, 2015 20:15
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I would like in on these if you have the room. PSN is RevolverChicken7.
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Jul 6, 2015 20:43
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Sarchasm posted:I would like to learn how to play Tekken someday. fwiw Tekken 7 is probably a much easier place to start than TTT2 was. By Tekken standards, anyway.
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Jul 6, 2015 20:50
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Gutcruncher posted:We're playing Blazblue. Lemme log into the room, I'll be the Tager player.
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Jul 6, 2015 21:01
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The Gorp posted:Lemme log into the room, I'll be the Tager player. Whats your PSN? Ill invite
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Jul 6, 2015 21:03
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My PSN is xajora Azreal's super cant be blocked in any direction he has weakness applied to. If he heas the high mark its unblockable high, low block its unblockable low and if he has both its straight unblockable. Assuming you're the terumi player just thought that would be helpful information. The Gorp fucked around with this message at 21:18 on Jul 6, 2015 |
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Jul 6, 2015 21:08
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its that time of year when i start feeling the itch and try to learn kof someone post some good matches because high level kof looks boss as gently caress Brosnan posted:I don't really get it, since there isn't anything different enough about T7 for it to make sense to be like "I don't like Tekken but this looks awesome!" i've never been a big tekken fan (at all) but seeing what they've done with for t7 makes me want to give it a shot
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Brosnan posted:I don't really get it, since there isn't anything different enough about T7 for it to make sense to be like "I don't like Tekken but this looks awesome!" Tekken 7 has added a lot of flash in it's presentation with camera cuts, slowdown, crazier hit sparks, etc. to try and dupe new people into thinking the game has changed when it hasn't. It's a good way of attracting new players without alienating people who like the series. The RAGE ARTS aren't even very useful in the game right now, so new players who want to watch a cool cutscene can throw them out there while veterans don't use them outside of some specific combo situations. I definitely think 7 will be a good entry point for people new to the series though. Armor moves help you get out of blind pressure when you dont know what to duck or step, simplified throw techs will reduce the training mode throw tech practice from 90 hours to 60 hours, the bound replacement and no tagging means simpler combos and life management.
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Jul 7, 2015 08:32
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I read jdcr thinks the game is butt because movement is weak
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dangerdoom volvo posted:I read jdcr thinks the game is butt because movement is weak Everyone wants to slide around the screen like it's Tekken 5 except Harada.
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Jul 7, 2015 10:59
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When I plug my Qanba Q4RAF into my PS4 it says "Cannot use wireless controller for PS3" and I can't use it - is there a workaround for this that doesn't involve throwing it in the garbage and buying a new stick???
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Jul 7, 2015 11:14
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weird bleep posted:simplified throw techs will reduce the training mode throw tech practice from 90 hours to 60 hours, Simplified how, exactly? I've not been keeping hugely up to date on Tekken 7.
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SuccinctAndPunchy posted:Simplified how, exactly? I've not been keeping hugely up to date on Tekken 7. Before Tekken 7 there were 3 types of throw techs, now there are only 2. Left/Right throws can both be broken by pressing left punch or right punch, so you only need to be able to tell the difference between a one hand break and a two hand break now.
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Jul 7, 2015 11:29
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Cat Machine posted:When I plug my Qanba Q4RAF into my PS4 it says "Cannot use wireless controller for PS3" and I can't use it - is there a workaround for this that doesn't involve throwing it in the garbage and buying a new stick??? It seems to be up to individual games supporting PS3 sticks. Skullgirls and USF4 on PS4 do, as far as I know - somebody please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Radio Paranoia posted:It seems to be up to individual games supporting PS3 sticks. Skullgirls and USF4 on PS4 do, as far as I know - somebody please correct me if I'm wrong. 
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Cat Machine posted:Is there no way to verify if your stick will work or not without buying a compatible game? Don't wanna drop £$ on a game before knowing if my current stick is viable. If you're worried about spending high end stick money on top of whatever a console costs, you're in PC dollars range. Granted, you've already sunk the funds into the console, but maybe its time to stop chasing console generations.
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Jul 7, 2015 13:46
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I have the PS4 and a last gen stick, I just wanna know if this stick will work on my PS4 - I didn't buy the PS4 for the express purpose of fighters. I'm (hopefully) not spending any more money on kit.
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Cat Machine posted:Is there no way to verify if your stick will work or not without buying a compatible game? Don't wanna drop £$ on a game before knowing if my current stick is viable. Download a demo for Skullgirls/MKX/USF4? There should be one, right? PS3 had demos.
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A.o.D. posted:you're in PC dollars range. Advice comes with caveats if you like playing Guilty Gears sooner than 2-3 years after initial release though. e: XRD does not support PS3 sticks on PS4 AFAIK, FYI.
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All of maybe three games support PS3 sticks, USFIV, Skullgirls, and MKX. I wouldn't hold your breath, especially for any Arcsys titles. The only workaround is dual modding.
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Brosnan posted:fwiw Tekken 7 is probably a much easier place to start than TTT2 was. By Tekken standards, anyway. If someone's new to Tekken, T7 is a good place to start since you don't have to deal with the massive amount of data you need to intake in Tag2. Armour moves should be a good mental safety net for people who want to feel more in control even if they're not aware how much of a liability it can be in certain situations. Super are cool too if someone's idea of a comeback is a heavily punishable command move that is meant to simplify first world problems (which it really doesn't solve that much anyway). All in all, great way to fool people into dedicating themselves to Tekken while shielding them from the horrors that await these poor souls.
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Throw animation/escape system needed to be tuned a bit better, but just dropping 1+2 breaks entirely seems like it makes throws pretty lovely at high level play.
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Is there anyone in t7 that utilizes throws at the higher level of play? Like I am a VF guy and play wolf and that is what I like. King?
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Jul 7, 2015 20:56
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Evil Canadian posted:Is there anyone in t7 that utilizes throws at the higher level of play? Like I am a VF guy and play wolf and that is what I like. Probably King or Gigas.
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Jul 7, 2015 21:24
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this isn't really news-worthy but i thought it was amusing https://twitter.com/ArcSystemWorksU/status/618551814942633985
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weird bleep posted:Before Tekken 7 there were 3 types of throw techs, now there are only 2. Left/Right throws can both be broken by pressing left punch or right punch, so you only need to be able to tell the difference between a one hand break and a two hand break now. Only true for generic throws
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Well so that Battle Fantasia port is a trainwreck done by DotEmu. Only runs at 720p, frame rate issues, same netcode as before, can't even run in fullscreen. Only gameplay differences from the console version are a couple of small fixes from the Nesica release (obscure infinites). What a surprise!
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My dream of proper Xrd on PC 
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Evil Canadian posted:Is there anyone in t7 that utilizes throws at the higher level of play? Like I am a VF guy and play wolf and that is what I like. Basically anyone who has a really strong command grab (including but not limited to King, Armor King, Craig, Bryan, Christie, etc.) can incorporate it into their game. Like Craig doesn't have the threat of a good low knockdown from a standing, neutral position, or even out of his strings for the most part, but he does have a lot of really buff mids/highs. The threat of a low poke alone isn't really enough to get people to duck so that you can bait them into getting launched or eating your strong mids, but the threat of getting caught by a command grab that gives you a full combo (or damage equivalent) sure as hell is. They can break it if they react fast enough, but that doesn't mean you should stop doing it, because 1. it gives them another thing to be afraid of so that they won't want to block high against you anymore, and 2. eventually they'll gently caress up and not react fast enough, and you'll get a lot of damage as a reward.
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is feng in tekken 7? because feng is really cool and in a hypothetical world where i get ambitious or korean i would like to play him
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Gwyrgyn Blood posted:Well so that Battle Fantasia port is a trainwreck done by DotEmu. Only runs at 720p, frame rate issues, same netcode as before, can't even run in fullscreen. Only gameplay differences from the console version are a couple of small fixes from the Nesica release (obscure infinites). What a surprise! Not disputing the other points, but it totally runs in full screen 1920x1080
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