Ah, thanks for reminding me I need to watch Cyber City Oedo.http://lvrllnd.tumblr.com
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Ah, thanks for reminding me I need to watch Cyber City Oedo.http://lvrllnd.tumblr.com
games are tagged
vf1, vf2, etc
characters are tagged full name
hope you like it.
http://lvrllnd.tumblr.com
games are tagged
vf1, vf2, etc
characters are tagged full name
hope you like it.
Not that anyone was expecting otherwise, but Winterfox is flying Strider 801 to SCR, Defend the North and Canada Cup.
Edit: and Dreamhack Winter.
https://twitter.com/apollookinosu/status/650497910195421184
Ratio list for Super and Super Turbo, I think.
Uh that's what tier lists are based on though? Either way Sim Boxer and Claw are better than O SagatFirst time I've seen this.
Far as I know ST didn't have tier lists, as it all came down to match ups.
EDIT: Actually O. Sagat should be ratio 10 with how fast his stupid shots were.
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Ratio list for Super and Super Turbo, I think.[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure this is all just for ST with the right side being the old versions.
Downloaded and installed Fightcade and played 3S for the first time.
I like it. Whiffing for meter is absolutely the stupidest thing in any fighting game ever and I'm not sure if I like parries or not yet.
Man... watching more JP vids of Xrd and the current level of what Elphelt can do there is nuts.
Feels like they're way ahead on tech while we're just doing the same simple stuff for almost a year now.
Such is the power of superior playerbase size, better online, higher population density, and constant access to the newest version of the game (and all these factors reinforcing each other).
If any of you see Kstoute at Canada cup ask him about his wife in doa so his reaction is
First time I've seen this.
Far as I know ST didn't have tier lists, as it all came down to match ups.
EDIT: Actually O. Sagat should be ratio 10 with how fast his stupid shots were.
Downloaded and installed Fightcade and played 3S for the first time.
I like it. Whiffing for meter is absolutely the stupidest thing in any fighting game ever and I'm not sure if I like parries or not yet.
been playing a bunch of 3s lately actually since I haven't been in the mood for SF4, it's really fun. I think a lot of the intimidating stuff and 'problems' with the games don't really come into to play for most players, unless you're suddenly gunning to be tournament caliber, which would be odd, ya know? kind of going on a tangent here and not even addressing you in particular, but my point is, people should definitely play this game and give it a good shake; now's as good a time as any before SFV I guess.
All of a sudden I just realized what her dash move is for and I gotta put this to work later. I usually suck ass at picking a good character, but I won the lottery big time.I'm actually surprised by the number of charge characters in Arcana Heart and by how E moves can be charged to get a different move but you barely have to hold the button down before its ready. Literally the difference between a tap and holding the button at all is all you need to make the fully charged Arcana attack come out.
Its really surprsing that charge characters are so good from all the tier lists I'm reading. Angelia is one I ran into and got bodied by that has kind of a mix of The Hulk and Raiden from KOF goin on. Gamma charge like flying headbutts everywhere and cancel with any direction plus another button to make her redirect. Also a chargeable dropkick like Raiden. Just a lot of combos with her too given she has a Choi bounge style spinning multihit move in the air and a halo throw that allows her to pick up folks in a combo from decent range. Just a great toolset and its all on a charge character of all things. Check out Angelia
Fun fact...Momiji plays this game. Here's their Arcana Heart 3 Love Max tier list. No mention on what Arcana though
S Zenia, Weiss, Elsa
A Yoriko, Nazuna, Catherine, Kira, Kamui, Eko, Mei-fang
B Everyone else
C Except for Maori
Honestly most tiers put Zenia up there at S tier. Been looking around and she got the damage with all her Cancel filled combos...is this the first ever S tier boxer character?
Parries can be your best friend or worst enemy depending on the opponent. I can safely say that 3S' meter gain just feels dumb, especially if certain characters have supers with a lot more utility than the opponent's stuff.Downloaded and installed Fightcade and played 3S for the first time.
I like it. Whiffing for meter is absolutely the stupidest thing in any fighting game ever and I'm not sure if I like parries or not yet.
In VSav all the characters can build meter pretty fast with just a combo and reset. Some characters even wiff their normals in a way that makes it an elegant part of the gameplan. It just looks elegant to see skilled pendulum cancels pitted against fireballs. I can't say the same for two 3S characters literally starting the round by mashing their fastest medium strength normals to build meter. You can also win an entire game in VSav without a single super, so that is just another form of elegance to it.You mean whiffing normals? A lot of games whiff moves for meter. Vsav also whiffs normals.
I know what you mean. If you take gaffer/internet impressions to heart zoning is literally impossible and chun ruins the mid level game as much as she does the tournament level games.been playing a bunch of 3s lately actually since I haven't been in the mood for SF4, it's really fun. I think a lot of the intimidating stuff and 'problems' with the games don't really come into to play for most players, unless you're suddenly gunning to be tournament caliber, which would be odd, ya know? kind of going on a tangent here and not even addressing you in particular, but my point is, people should definitely play this game and give it a good shake; now's as good a time as any before SFV I guess.
ASW makes games for Japan first and foremost. It's no surprise that other regions lag in skill without GGPO and delayed localizations/ports.Man... watching more JP vids of Xrd and the current level of what Elphelt can do there is nuts.
Feels like they're way ahead on tech while we're just doing the same simple stuff for almost a year now.
I've been going in on 3S fightcade HARD for an entire week now. I literally haven't fought a single Chun (good or bad). The most common characters are Ryu and Ken, but they're nowhere near as common in occurrence as modern SFIV. The neutral games are actually far more interesting than anything else I've ever played in Street Fighter games and fireballs can still zone perfectly fine so long as you aren't hoping to hit your opponent like ten times in a round. Parrying certainly comes into play, but pretty much no one has parried 3 hit moves yet, or supers like you see in high level Japanese videos. Unfortunately I can feel the tier list pretty hard like I saw when I went from a AlexvsHugo vid to AlexvsMakoto video yesterday. This isn't like VSav where even non-Anak tier can blow away expectations at tournaments. Some characters in this game can be made by parries (parry into powerbomb or air knee smash=good life) and others really broken by it (haven't seen a single Remy player yet).For the longest time I listened to people's opinions on 3S - imbalanced Chun Yun Ken dullfest, parries break neutral and make it so you can't zone and things are stupid and whatnot.
Then I actually stream monstered the game, saw that it had a lively, interesting, varied neutral game, parries actually did well in mitigating the kind of "shit out of luck" situations you find in eg. ST, and things are just done nicely - there's universal overheads for universal high/low/throw mixups, even mids can vary in parry heights, and just moving around seemed like it should feel way, way better than SF4 ever did.
Then I played it and saw that those impressions were right. The game is fun as hell and I want to play it more.
For Elphelt, we got her pretty much at the same time since she was DLC. We don't have Revelator in the US, but the character balance is the exact same outside of small system mechanic changes. We just don't have the MU experience, so I feel like Elphelt players are still lagging behind since they aren't forced to learn all the intricacies just yet with what's currently working on people.ASW makes games for Japan first and foremost. It's no surprise that other regions lag in skill without GGPO and delayed localizations/ports.
meter gain on whiff is OK. "stupidest thing in any fighting game ever" is a bit of an exaggeration considering the actually broken and crazy shit out there. just don't give your opponent the breathing room to whiff freely
parries--the level I play on w/ my friends, we're not doing anything too broken with them. they're mainly in play in terms of the basic mindgames and OS parry, which is fine. an extra layer of incentive to not get predictable or do slow/reactable/gimmicky stuff without establishing the necessary conditioning beforehand.
been playing a bunch of 3s lately actually since I haven't been in the mood for SF4, it's really fun. I think a lot of the intimidating stuff and 'problems' with the games don't really come into to play for most players, unless you're suddenly gunning to be tournament caliber, which would be odd, ya know? kind of going on a tangent here and not even addressing you in particular, but my point is, people should definitely play this game and give it a good shake; now's as good a time as any before SFV I guess.
Europe still doesn't have Elphelt, lol. That version can't play with the other versions either. Thanks ASW!
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Not a fan of whiffing normals for meter but it really isn't as free as you make it out to be, finding the space to whiff a normal and, consequently, preventing the opponent from doing so was a big part of 3s neutral. It also fits 3s in that it was another thing that got in the way of zooning. ;pMy issue with meter in 3S is that it's rewarding for doing nothing. My thoughts have always been you gain meter for blocking, doing damage or getting hit because there's a reason for gaining meter in those three scenarios. If you're gaining meter for doing nothing then why not just have the EX bar fill up over time? You're pretty much doing the same thing.
You make a great point about parries in regards to predictability. Definitely makes sense.
lol. I laugh when I see these matches where both players just huddle in a corner and spend a good 1 seconds building meter.
the way the models are created makes it pretty difficult for costumes for what I hear
While true, you can go in and stop nearly everyone from building meter. The main culprits anyway (Ryu, Chun, Ken, Yun, Dudley) and in Chun and Yun's case you really have to go in on them before they build a bar. Ironically they're probably the hardest ones to stop cause a couple well placed pokes by Chun= 30% of your life gone and more meter for her, and sometimes Yun likes to run away and he'll be building meter anyway so instead of wasting time chasing him some people opt to just build meter instead.In VSav all the characters can build meter pretty fast with just a combo and reset. Some characters even wiff their normals in a way that makes it an elegant part of the gameplan. It just looks elegant to see skilled pendulum cancels pitted against fireballs. I can't say the same for two 3S characters literally starting the round by mashing their fastest medium strength normals to build meter. You can also win an entire game in VSav without a single super, so that is just another form of elegance to it.
Europe still doesn't have Elphelt, lol. That version can't play with the other versions either. Thanks ASW!
I've been out of things for a while, Ultra SF4 on PS4 is pretty much good to go now right? Like I shouldn't have any qualms about picking it up now? I really want to try to get back into things. Debating on getting a Hori FC4 or not, I really want to try to see if I can learn to play on stick but don't want to spend near that much money right now. That mini Mad Catz stick might actually be good in my situation but that's a ways off.
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