Diggin' the Chun costume. I wonder what R. Mika's alts are gonna be like. I want an office attire alt for her.
Too late.Not to turn this into a SFIII defense speech, but personally, as someone who came into SFIII quite late (and on console, not arcades), I always found these guys to be very cool because of their weirdness actually, which I'd call uniqueness instead. They balance out the more traditional looking martial artists like Makoto, Ryu etc nicely by being more out there with their (to me, still sufficiently grounded in SF terms) moves and personalities. In the larger pantheon of SF, I'd argue that they aren't any weirder than many of the characters that we're simply more used to seeing, like Blanka, Dhalsim or even Birdie. Less well known or even obscure is not the same as uncool or weird imo.
To me SFIII remains a very powerful game because of how much of interesting and pleasing total package it is in terms of sprite animation, music and sound, character designs and stage designs. Like it or not, it has its own look and feel and in large part this is due to its roster, which is not something I'd argue you could say about SFIV with its generic music and thrown together pile of popular characters from different games. Hopefully SFV will avoid that KOF style Dream match trap and follow a bit more in III's footsteps in terms of carving out its own unique identity and feel. So far it seems they might be going for too many SFII characters again unfortunately, redesigned or not.
Diggin' the Chun costume. I wonder what R. Mika's alts are gonna be like. I want an office attire alt for her.
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I agree with you but Hugo is definitely a lot weirder than Zangief. The way he looks and moves in III is so bizarre. He looks kind of like a giant zombie.
I love how he jiggles after recovering from an attack and moves back to his neutral state.
Hugo is definitely weirder than Zangief.
For starters, Zangief has eyes.
Nadeshiko probably
The SFIV strategy was very clear, but I'm not sure I see how IV is somehow supposed to satiate people looking for old-time favorites to the point that they would no longer mind if V were a surprising or limited cast. I get the personal feelings of "you had it your way before, now it's time for other people to have it the way they want it this time," but it's unlikely that Capcom would be thinking in these terms of "fairness" or whatever else. If anything, the former opinion is validated by IV's success and III's (beautiful) failure. Maybe it's possible to theorize that the general public's attention to fighting games was rekindled by IV and thus that V can afford to be more experimental, but if I were a Capcom exec, that's sure not the lesson I'd be taking, and I'd make well sure that most of the key cast showed up sooner rather than later.SF4 was meant to capture as wide an audience as possible by focusing on the most recognizable and popular characters. SF5 eschews all that and Capcom has stated they are aiming to surprise.
Anyone who has complained that the SF3 cast was too weird or out there or antithetical to SF or only clamored for fan favorite characters don't really have a right to complain when SF5 inevitable includes all those obscure, less popular characters because all the popular and non-offensive characters were in SF4.
And Hugo has eyes. They're just covered by his massive eyebrows. As for his animations, if Gief was in 3 he probably would have had incredibly exaggerated movement.
Diggin' the Chun costume. I wonder what R. Mika's alts are gonna be like. I want an office attire alt for her.
The SFIV strategy was very clear, but I'm not sure I see how IV is somehow supposed to satiate people looking for old-time favorites to the point that they would no longer mind if V were a surprising or limited cast. I get the personal feelings of "you had it your way before, now it's time for other people to have it the way they want it this time," but it's unlikely that Capcom would be thinking in these terms of "fairness" or whatever else. If anything, the former opinion is validated by IV's success and III's (beautiful) failure. Maybe it's possible to theorize that the general public's attention to fighting games was rekindled by IV and thus that V can afford to be more experimental, but if I were a Capcom exec, that's sure not the lesson I'd be taking, and I'd make well sure that most of the key cast showed up sooner rather than later.
PS: I do agree that Oro is super-cool.
Hugo was cooler when his eyes were either covered in shadows or bulging, pupiless orbs. I get that his actual art in III shows off his normal eyes but IV should have interpreted him as the rampaging, inhuman giant he is.
I also preferred Dudley with the shadowy eyes but that change wasn't as egregious.
Can't blame them, DOA seems to make a lot of money out of DLC since they don't stop releasing new costumes even after all this time. I'm part of the problem when it comes to buying DOA DLC costumes but I really needed those Nyotengu and Rachel costumes to play better... really........ god, how much money have I wasted! T_T
It was KoF XII that started turning people back to the original designs in hopes of returning to a focus on the classic Fatal Fury vs. Art of Fighting dynamic...in spite of still being in the middle of a story arc that they had yet to finish, creating a game that failed to find an audience (though of course, XII was a garbage game anyway). Won't even get started on how lazy and boring going with Athena's original Psycho Soldier look was (and very poorly executed at that), and while I'd be lying if I said I cared about Kensou, his throwback makeover made him look far dorkier than he had before.That we're not playing KOF 14?
That King of Fighters wasn't in Wreck it Ralph?
That Kof13 turned everyone back to their original designs for a reason?
That the KOF character that people remember the most is Terry, who is dressed like a truck driver? And that despite the hardcore raving about Terry's garou design, that's not what SNK themselves uses anymore?
Too easy.
Ah, I think people are reading from the "don't really have a right to complain" phrasing that because complaints about III resulted in people "getting what they wanted" in IV in the form of a more traditional roster, the complainers should somehow be content with IV and put up with whatever appears in V. I get the feeling, and didn't really like IV's bloated and "safe" roster myself, but it seems unlikely that these people got their fill with IV, nor that Capcom would be keen on ever doing anything as risky as III again, even if the fighting game market has revived a bit. But the revival seems based on the traditional approach that made it more welcoming to people who knew II and were checked out in the 10-year span that included III. In other words, I don't see my dreams of an Oro vs. Q rematch happening anytime soon. D:I don't where my posts imply the notion of "you got yours, now it's our turn".
For 4s cast vs 5s, they know they have an audience, they know they can do pretty much whatever they like in terms of roster additions. They said as much when they addressed the case of how stuff like popularity polls fit with their roster plans.
Instead, we got a fucking potato.I get that his actual art in III shows off his normal eyes but IV should have interpreted him as the rampaging, inhuman giant he is.
Not really new character related, but here's our first look at the direction they're going to start with when it comes to costumes
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http://gematsu.com/2015/08/street-fighter-v-collectors-edition-pre-order-bonuses-announced
Ah, I think people are reading from the "don't really have a right to complain" phrasing that because complaints about III resulted in people "getting what they wanted" in IV in the form of a more traditional roster, the complainers should somehow be content with IV and put up with whatever appears in V. I get the feeling, and didn't really like IV's bloated and "safe" roster myself, but it seems unlikely that these people got their fill with IV, nor that Capcom would be keen on ever doing anything as risky as III again, even if the fighting game market has revived a bit. But the revival seems based on the traditional approach that made it more welcoming to people who knew II and were checked out in the 10-year span that included III. In other words, I don't see my dreams of an Oro vs. Q rematch happening anytime soon. D:
Ugh please announce Urien. Every time Capcom doesn't announce him gets 1 step closer to him not being in it.
Except Rmika is just canonically sexy no jutsu naruto stuck as sexy no jutsu narutoCammy looks like Sexy No Jitsu Naruto.
Too late.
Anyway, I'm just talking about how the game is perceived. I like weirdos.
What makes you say this besides getting my hopes up ;-;Except after the last announcement, it's actually more likely he's in.
Ugh please announce Urien. Every time Capcom doesn't announce him gets 1 step closer to him not being in it.
What makes you say this besides getting my hopes up ;-;
Guile is pure fucking American, then, now, and forever. A thousand years from now, archaeologists will use Guile to understand the past as it actually was.
Could seem possible because she is the most popular in Japan... But I think people want to see that SF3 will be represented in some way...If Karin is announced at TGS, then you can rest easy knowing that Urien is in.
Could seem possible because she is the most popular in Japan... But I think people want to see that SF3 will be represented in some way...
I want Older Sakura. I originally wanted Sakura + Mika + Karin. But it seems we may get Mika and Karin in the main line up and not the biggest one i wanted. Hopefully she is soon after DLC wise
DhalsimWell I accidently posted this in the R.Mika thread, but anyway what character would make you want to purchase SFV? I heard a lot of people saying "add X character and I'll be there day 1." I am still buying SFV, but Guy, Urien, or Yun would make me want to buy it more...
Yeah, having Karin in the game without Sakura is like having Ken in a game w/o Ryu. It would feel off. I also would KILL to see an aged up Sakura.
i need it
it really isnt tho
Wordit really isnt tho
Fyi the dubai event is
Games (20)15 middle east and is from sep 10-12
Dunno if i can go tho due to work :x
Great, now I'll be sad that she doesn't end up looking like that drawing once she gets revealed.Here's one fan's guess at what Karin will look like in Street Fighter V. A friend of mine ended up making some tiny edits to it, but here it is.
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Here's one fan's guess at what Karin will look like in Street Fighter V. A friend of mine ended up making some tiny edits to it, but here it is.
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Hnnnnnggggggggggg
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SF is taking notes from DOA confirmed
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Here's one fan's guess at what Karin will look like in Street Fighter V. A friend of mine ended up making some tiny edits to it, but here it is.
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My thoughts exactly, but it suits Karin.DEATH;177311153 said:It looks like Lili's...
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Here's one fan's guess at what Karin will look like in Street Fighter V. A friend of mine ended up making some tiny edits to it, but here it is.
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Here's one fan's guess at what Karin will look like in Street Fighter V. A friend of mine ended up making some tiny edits to it, but here it is.
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I'm gonna be somewhat disappointed if Karin doesn't look similar to the image that I posted.
Sakura is most likely not in the base roster, so we won't have to worry about her until Capcom starts announcing the DLC characters.You know that this is Capcom that you are speaking of?
Sakura will still be dressed as Schoolgirl and Karin will still be dressed as Sailor girl.
Only people on roster that got changes that were significant in design were male. And that wasn't really much as Vega got alternate costume , Bisons outfit evolved into trenchcoat and Ken got new shirt with his Gi and now has different hair.
Sakura is most likely not in the base roster, so we won't have to worry about her until Capcom starts announcing the DLC characters.