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Pomp posted:Riot had (has?) exclusivity agreements that prevented events (e.g. dreamhack) from hosting similar games. Kind of sounds like it's just Riot that is garbage My favorite fighting games are CvS2, TTT2, and War Gods.
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So it's senko no Ronde?
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May 29, 2016 21:00
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The Tekken thing is good, but I would still really like to just have frame data in-game in Tekken 7.
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Jul 1, 2016 00:29
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How Is The Netcode ? (besides the comedy "nonexistent" answer)
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It means an attack that will hit an opponent the exact instant they get up off the ground. Typically in a 2D fighter, when a character is getting up from a knockdown, they become vulnerable at the same time (same frame) that they gain the ability to act again. So if you hit them meaty, they can only beat your attack with an invincible reversal (e.g. dragon punch or super). Those moves are almost always very risky and/or hard to do, so hitting your opponent meaty is the best way to attack them when they get up from a knockdown.
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Dec 1, 2016 23:45
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Calling it a "season pass" implies there will be more stuff released later. Then again, it also implies there will be multiple seasons, and we all know how that usually ends up.
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Jan 23, 2017 22:12
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dragon enthusiast posted:http://compete.kotaku.com/in-this-fighting-game-tournament-each-round-lasts-two-1794964919 That's awesome, it's like a tournament for the tag team counters from Project Justice.
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May 5, 2017 22:11
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I can't see it being just dead. Tekken is a huge series, and the game won't be awful. There should be plenty of people around here at least to play with on PC.
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May 6, 2017 03:35
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Lessail posted:It's not a question of sell well, it's a question of if it'll beat MvCI to show Capcom the error of their ways (they'll never see it no matter what so it's kinda pointless) Their takeaway will be, why bother, fighting games don't make money, let's not make them anymore.
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Cis Lord posted:Have you guys been following any of this PR talk about MxC? Like, the thing that's being pushed is every character will be viable and players will be able to have a unique style with them. Why is this being promoted as a feature and not a standard that's expected out of a fighting game? Those were common/popular complaints about SFV.
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Jun 30, 2017 18:18
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What? The whole reason movement works in Tekken is that you're not locked in to anything.
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My favorite fight game button is Yamazaki's far HK in CvS2, from max range.
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Sep 11, 2018 18:23
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You can block by holding back in doa. The block button isn't even called block.
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RoadCrewWorker posted:So, uh, is every move in T7 inherently stance based? Aside from the obvious thing that running completely changes the buttons, It took me a full day to figure out that "df2" aka "3B" is completely different when executed as "B while holding 3" vs "tap 3+B at the same frame from neutral", because they're different moves when executed from a standing vs a crouching state. And the notation even has an explicit "while standing" qualifier but nobody ever seems to bother using it consistently. Also there's the weird overload of "down", where holding it is ducking, but tapping it is a sidestep. Does the game give you a few frames of crouch state before transitioning into the sidestep state once it receives the KEY_UP event? And then switch into the side-walking state once it receives another press afterwards? 8 has a similar behavior, but tapping 9 is always a hop, except tapping 7 is neither a jump or a sidestep, and jumping backwards needs a hold. 1) In Tekken, "while standing" actually means "while rising from a crouch", not "while you are standing around". It's like this because the WR abbreviation is used for "while running", so WS is while standing. 2) So all characters have three basic stances: standing, crouching, and while standing (i.e. rising from a crouch). It's important to learn the WS moves for your character, because one of them will be a quick hitting mid, and another will be a launcher, and you need to know those as punishes, but also so that you don't do the wrong one at the wrong time. 3) You basically have the down inputs correct. Inputting down, neutral quickly will get you a sidestep, but just holding down will get you a crouch. If you hold straight down (2), the game doesn't consider you crouching for 6 (I think) frames, so you won't get the crouch state before your sidestep. However if you hit down/back (1), you will be able to block low instantly. You just don't gain the actual crouch state instantly.
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I think DOA games actually don't have a command jump. There are plenty of attacks that involve jumping/flipping/etc., but I don't think it's possible to just jump.
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Jan 30, 2019 04:50
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How about unicle dash R?
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May 10, 2019 18:54
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Summon Suffering doesn't seem like a pentagram, at least not after the first part. Those other inputs someone posted above for the witch girl from Arcana Heart are way better pentagrams.
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May 29, 2019 03:38
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All fighting games are anime fighters.
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It should be said that UNI has the easiest inputs possible for a fighting game, without having "simple" inputs. No double fireballs, supers are just qcf+C or whatever, you don't even have to press two buttons like in Marvel, etc. The hardest motion in the game is like, a half circle.
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