Fighting Games Weekly | Nov 10-16 | Frauds Among Us

Hella gimmicky way to make them eat worms. The fun part is they're going to block the worms and get corner pulled. It's not great but it's hysterical. The CS mix up is actually good though.

I've seen something similar with Hyde's rekkas. You end rekkas, CS, and get a high/low because you're in the air and they're in blockstun. Merkava's CS mixup seems a lot harder to see though.
 
I think that might be more in relation to SFxT, Darkstalkers, and other fighting games that sold under expectations. But if Ono has trouble securing money for a numbered Street Fighter entry, he might as well just quit altogether. I'd find that hard to believe given how well vanilla SF4 sold.

SF was one of the IPs that was considered to be important for Capcom. I don't think Ono would have trouble getting resources for that game. Now if this was for their other old fighting game IPs or even a new one? Yeah, he would most likely need external funds.

Good point, I'd be okay with another, old or knew, IP as well.
 
Do you people not know what the word iterative means? It's the same jump every other game is making. It's not surprising, or amazing, its just the status quo getting notched up each time. It's never different, it's never risky, it's always just Tekken on current gen. A casual observer won't really notice the difference since they're already used to the newer gen graphics.
Yes, you are clearly the expert on this seeing as you havent played the series since Tekken 3.

These transitions all had significant changes.

Tekken 2 --> Tekken 3
Tekken 3 --> TTT (the tag system being a new system for the franchise)
TTT --> Tekken 4 - T4 really changed up a lot of stuff.

Tekken 5 and Tekken 6 played it safe thanks to Tekken 4 imbalances.

TTT2 was more feature intensive thanks to being a tag game and introducing new tag features

I'm talking about in relation to why Tekken seems so stale to the common folks. But really who cares? I don't care. I play and do whatever I want, so everybody else has that right too. You popping into threads whenever the words Tekken or Namco appears and giving your two cents doesn't change the fact the mainstream crowd cares less and less about it no matter how you explain it. Bringing up past glories isn't going to do anything to help with the current issues. Tekken needs more than just adding supers, sparks, etc if Namco wants success like past games.

Ok. I never disagreed with that. Tekken has been losing popularity post T5:DR.

If you've been following my posts that much, then it's clear I only frequent this forum for Tekken and not much else.
 
Im more concerned about the game using the same input system as 4 and having characters like Rufus and Viper return than I am about any platform exclusivity.

In fact I'd welcome it if it unified the playerbase like Xrd. It'd be cool if it worked with Steam like Portal 2 as well. Pc, ps4 and ps3 users all being able to play each other would be ideal

I'm more concerned about Seth and El ****.

I'm hoping better walkspeeds and less bog-down mechanics. I also hope they implement input shortcuts in a saner way.
 
Will they be running this version at Apex or will they use an older one to keep it fair for the players?

yeah bout that

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I understand he's frustrated but there is no need to lower yourself with the comments he made, just makes him look like a 5 year old who just learned what profanity is.

Edit:

By profanity I mean his coarse language throughout the first few minutes, the rest is understandable.

Ono talks like a dude who doesn't want to make fighting games anymore.

He'll leave just like Inafune once he's fed up with Capcom. They've lost so match talent throughout the years just cause they suck as a company.

Project M 3.5 trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFSW_Zq-Xyg

Comes out November 14th

Pretty hype for the update, found it kind of useless that they worked on the single players stuff, I certainly won't be using those features but I might give it a look. Pretty happy Ganon is getting his Ocarina of time look, GOAT costume for him. Plus, balances should be hype this time around looking at G&W's recovery speed.


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Tekken looks stale to the common folk because the common folk have no interest in learning how to play the game or playing against other people, or they're disappointed that they didn't reinvent the wheel with Tekken 7 which is why they're overcritical about how it looks in its unfinished state.

Maybe the wow factor would be there if there was a radical change in art direction or character design or a longer duration between TTT2 and T7, but the game looks good to me, and it will look even better once the gameplay is hammered down. Add a bunch of casual stuff in the console release and the common folk will be fine. Either way they're going to find something to nitpick about until they have the chance to actually play it.



The only thing ripped from 3S was just guard which I don't count because the game always had some type of parry mechanic. I don't know how you can say that Daishi didn't put much thought into it when he explained each of the changes that the game went through and why they were done, or say that he didn't understand the problems of SC4 when they were addressed in SCV like character balance, sluggish movement, online being hot ass, guard break moves not breaking guard, characters being oversexualized, etc.

Plus most people didn't play SC4 serious enough to understand the problems with it and hate on SCV just for having meter or for the lack of casual fluff. If Namco gave them more time to add that stuff, then everyone would be praising the game.

The EX moves and Super moves were also 3rd Strike lifted, and I think it caused some balance issues. The one thing I liked was the new quick step- which was DM from VF.

I agree if they got more time, I think some of the issues would be less, though my fundamental complaints with just guard and balance would probably still have happened.
 
Well he better avoid UNIEL and KOF then
Kappa

It's different and you know it :P
Stuff that'd annoy the shit out of me in SF just makes me shrug in crazier games. Probably because they're built around that and it feels natural instead of inserting shit that characters weren't designed to handle into a game and adding shoe skid noises.


He is an inspiration. It's also depressing to know I'll never be half as good ;__;
 
It's different and you know it :P
Stuff that'd annoy the shit out of me in SF just makes me shrug in crazier games. Probably because they're built around that and it feels natural instead of inserting shit that characters weren't designed to handle into a game and adding shoe skid noises.

Oh come on don't tell me the joke went over your head?
 
I'm not gonna lie, being charged for spectator fees, especially $20+ bucks is kind of BS in my opinion. I wouldn't mind paying 5 or 10 bucks but some tournaments just feel the need to charge people who aren't in the tournament and just want to spectate.
 
I'm not gonna lie, being charged for spectator fees, especially $20+ bucks is kind of BS in my opinion. I wouldn't mind paying 5 or 10 bucks but some tournaments just feel the need to charge people who aren't in the tournament and just want to spectate.

I'm surprised we got away with it for this long, frankly.

It's a production, a show, and we're watching. Should we not pay for movies, the theatre, etc.?
 
I'm surprised we got away with it for this long, frankly.

It's a production, a show, and we're watching. Should we not pay for movies, the theatre, etc.?
I think it being free to begin with sets a precedent with how media is handled today. I mean some people get really pissy over YouTube ads still. I think people would rather see the producers invest before they buy in.

I think it's weird when people get upset over entertainment trying to turn a profit in any manner, but part of that is because you can have a giggle scrolling through a twitter or vine feed easily nowadays.

I'd probably pay money to watch EVO. But your average event/major? I'm not quite sure what that money will get me. More reason for benefits to be integrated into games. I think Topanga and Capcom Cup both have in-game unlockables right?
 
I'm surprised we got away with it for this long, frankly.

It's a production, a show, and we're watching. Should we not pay for movies, the theatre, etc.?

I take my statement back then, if I'm understanding your post accurately, I agree with your reasoning. My only issue is tournaments charging more than what they should. Luckily enough the most I've been charged was $20, which I don't mind paying but still struggle paying since its just confusing, spectators are doing nothing but spectating. If food was being offered then I wouldn't say anything but they just provide space that the hotel/venue let them rent for the days of the tournament!

Is there any reason as to why Project M isn't at Apex?

Big N is a sponsor. I forgot who said it on Twitter, maybe a TO (not too sure), that something big happened and that's all he could say on the matter of PM being removed from the tournament lineup.
 
Big N is a sponsor. I forgot who said it on Twitter, maybe a TO (not too sure), that something big happened and that's all he could say on the matter of PM being removed from the tournament lineup.

Hmm. So is it not allowed at the venue at all? Side-Tournaments maybe (does Apex even do side tournaments lol)?
 
I'm surprised we got away with it for this long, frankly.

It's a production, a show, and we're watching. Should we not pay for movies, the theatre, etc.?
5 or 10 dollars is a good price for regular majors. increased traffic also helps out people paying for booths as well.
 
I think it being free to begin with sets a precedent with how media is handled today. I mean some people get really pissy over YouTube ads still. I think people would rather see the producers invest before they buy in.

I think it's weird when people get upset over entertainment trying to turn a profit in any manner, but part of that is because you can have a giggle scrolling through a twitter or vine feed easily nowadays.

I'd probably pay money to watch EVO. But your average event/major? I'm not quite sure what that money will get me. More reason for benefits to be integrated into games. I think Topanga and Capcom Cup both have in-game unlockables right?

Entertainment is now an opiate of the masses. People get pissy when they don't get their free drugs.

I take my statement back then, if I'm understanding your post accurately, I agree with your reasoning. My only issue is tournaments charging more than what they should. Luckily enough the most I've been charged was $20, which I don't mind paying but still struggle paying since its just confusing, spectators are doing nothing but spectating. If food was being offered then I wouldn't say anything but they just provide space that the hotel/venue let them rent for the days of the tournament!

No need to take anything back. I do agree with your point about finding a fair market value, but that's only going to happen as more tournaments go on and charge money for spectator fees; you'll have a more educated consumer which will respond with their wallet, which will ultimately have an impact on pricing.

FWIW, given what I've seen for other events of this nature (TI4 had VIP seating for $500, for example), I think that the Capcom Cup VIP package is priced well. I generally like the balance they're striking between introducing new models into the FGC (not new outside of the FGC mind you) and how they're priced for the consumer.

Big N is a sponsor. I forgot who said it on Twitter, maybe a TO (not too sure), that something big happened and that's all he could say on the matter of PM being removed from the tournament lineup.

Alex Stryfe (sp?)

That's the main TO for Apex.

Also, is it a surprise that if Nintendo is on board, you wouldn't see Project M?

On a somewhat related note, the trailer for 3.5 looks great, but then I'm saddened by the fact that as Smash 4 approaches and Nintendo gets more involved in the scene, we may see it's presence diminished significantly.
 
Hmm. So is it not allowed at the venue at all? Side-Tournaments maybe (does Apex even do side tournaments lol)?

There was some discussion on here, if I'm not mistaken, about PM being done in salty suites or on the side. I'm pretty sure it'll be fine, Nintendo didn't make any big headlines about PM and spoke about it behind closed doors with the TO's. Issue is, if Nintendo is seen as a sponsor for a tournament that has a modded game of a very popular franchise, it could spell some legal trouble for Nintendo with others trying to emulate those actions of the PM crew.

No need to take anything back. I do agree with your point about finding a fair market value, but that's only going to happen as more tournaments go on and charge money for spectator fees; you'll have a more educated consumer which will respond with their wallet, which will ultimately have an impact on pricing.

FWIW, given what I've seen for other events of this nature (TI4 had VIP seating for $500, for example), I think that the Capcom Cup VIP package is priced well. I generally like the balance they're striking between introducing new models into the FGC (not new outside of the FGC mind you) and how they're priced for the consumer.

Alex Stryfe (sp?)

That's the main TO for Apex.

Also, is it a surprise that if Nintendo is on board, you wouldn't see Project M?

On a somewhat related note, the trailer for 3.5 looks great, but then I'm saddened by the fact that as Smash 4 approaches and Nintendo gets more involved in the scene, we may see it's presence diminished significantly.

Pricing will be figured out eventually, I just don't feel comfortable with people who don't have a lot of experience in doing business handling money cause mistakes occur more frequently that way. Not that I have anything against people who spend their time and money hosting tournaments, its just I wish more capable people (who aren't MLG) to do it, luckily Capcom is doing the whole pro tour thing at the end of the year. The tweet was posted somewhere around here but yeah, Nintendo sponsoring Apex is great for the scene since Nintendo has finally recognized them but PM will certainly diminish in tournament showings if Nintendo keeps on sponsoring Smash tournaments. I think Nintendo might just sponsor the more popular events like Big House, Apex, EVO (sour taste in my mouth), etc.
 
There may be an option to keep the JP VA (SF4 does it, if they do it, I can't imagine any other developer wouldn't do it)

It's the japanese VA (of Millia) that I don't want, but yeah I imagine there would be an option to choose language tracks.

Btw I dug this answer by you(?). Don't ask me how I stumbled upon it, 'coz I don't even remember at this point, lol. I should declare browser tab bankruptcy, it is getting out of hand
 
What is this "danger" thing?

Danger Time: Occasionally, a clash will automatically trigger Danger Time. While Danger Time is active, damage is increased, and connecting with any Roman Cancelable strike on hit will result in a Mortal Counter: A special type of Counter Hit that automatically triggers slowdown and can be canceled into any other action, effectively acting as a free, automatic Roman Cancel. Landing a Mortal Counter results in potentially massive damage, making it crucial to take advantage of this opportunity.

http://www.dustloop.com/wiki/index.php?title=Guilty_Gear_Xrd_-SIGN-

I always find it really silly when I'm watching a video and it happens lol. The best is when two characters meet each other in mid-air and start clashing on each other's j.P mash or whatever.

Edit: Lol found one. http://youtu.be/4GyZNl-RLRw?t=5m33s
 
Sorry to astroturf, but it seems we aren't screaming loud enough about GG in general...

Yes, the game is dual audio. No, it's not DLC.


As for the Project M thing, a game that repurposes copyrighted code/art assets and requires players to override/hack the security of a console to play, people are genuinely confused/angry that Nintendo might have a problem with it?

Seriously?

Those people need to be praying to their lord and savior Shigeru Miyamoto every night that Ninty hasn't curb-stomped the entire enterprise. To be perfectly blunt, NCL is being far more tolerant that anybody has a right to expect, and to throw scream-y tantrums and threaten folks with death (what's with the FGC and death threats, anyway?) because Nintendo might want their shiny new game to take precedence over a ROM hack of a 10 year old game is the very definition of being entitled.
 
Those people need to be praying to their lord and savior Shigeru Miyamoto every night that Ninty hasn't curb-stomped the entire enterprise. To be perfectly blunt, NCL is being far more tolerant that anybody has a right to expect, and to throw scream-y tantrums and threaten folks with death (what's with the FGC and death threats, anyway?) because Nintendo might want their shiny new game to take precedence over a ROM hack of a 10 year old game is the very definition of being entitled.
Why are you singling out the FGC? You'll find death threats from any community if a decision that negatively impacts the community is made by a group of people/company. It's much easier to find those kind of comments due to Twitter/Youtube/Twitch/Facebook/etc.
 
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