Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Katanagatari (more of a developing relationship. You will see this. YOU WILL SEE THIS.)
Tatami Galaxy (top 5 of all time ez)
Kaiba (ye)
Kemonozume (art style can put people off, but it's by Mr. Ping Pong so..yeah.)
Jin-Roh (REAL HUMAN BEAN)
Honey and Clover :v
uh...Lesbian Bears (Symbolism is through the god damn roof)
The voices are pretty nice. Can't argue against that.
There is no popular place to play VSav... except the midwest, I guess lol. Fightcade is probably the normal response thanks to the chatting functions of the lobby system. Unfortunately VSav doesn't have even a fraction of the popularity 3S and KOF 98/2002 have.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Yeah, after SG I've got more appreciation for smaller rosters. A new VSav with a starting roster of 12 would get some complaints, but if it were released as a smaller $30 title I think it'd do okay. I'd even like SNK to jump into that pool with a new Last Blade.
The smaller you go, the greater the risk of potential players not finding one or more characters they find appealing (in both playstyle and design). You also get less character match-up variety which is a big part of the appeal of asymmetrical competitive games.
The bigger you go, the harder it is for players to learn the game, production costs go up and up, and it can be difficult to make more and more characters who work in the context of the fighting game system you've made yet are distinct from existing characters.
It also depends on the type of game you're making. An MvC4 with 16 characters at launch would seem crazy, whereas SFV launching with 16 characters feels just about perfect.
Random aside: it's funny how a team-based game allows more variety and creativity with any given number of characters (due to all the possible team permutations), but it almost paradoxically works against you too. Like, you just have to add one more character, and the number of possible new team combinations skyrockets, which is really awesome... but if your roster is too small, you'll see the same characters popping up so often that the smallness of the roster is more obvious and apparent- a double-edged sword.
You also have to take into account additional characters being added later. The launch roster needs to be big enough to get people in, but you need to leave some room to expand comfortably without becoming some hundred character monstrosity.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
as someone who has brothers, I would always have someone to play multiplayer games with or to practice off. specially during the ps1/n64 days and so forth. I never played with arcade except when reeeal young and i wouldn't equate it to the arcade scene that most people refer to in FGs.
so for those of you who were single children or didn't have anyone else to play FGs with, what was your main source of fun for sticking to the genre? (asking in particular for those who played during the non-internet enabled consoles).
was it the technical aspect, the appeal of story mode, the animu?
Smash with friends was all I could do since they're not into the deep fight games. Picked up Persona 4 Ultimax as my first "real" fighting game and it was a ton of fun with a pretty good netcode.
So basically, it wasn't until I realized that FG's have good netcode for playing online.
The smaller you go, the greater the risk of potential players not finding one or more characters they find appealing (in both playstyle and design). You also get less character match-up variety which is a big part of the appeal of asymmetrical competitive games.
The bigger you go, the harder it is for players to learn the game, production costs go up and up, and it can be difficult to make more and more characters who work in the context of the fighting game system you've made yet are distinct from existing characters.
It also depends on the type of game you're making.
Would add that it depends how the characters differentiate themselves. A 12 characters SamSho, GG or BB feels more varied than a 12 character SF or MK to me.
On the other hand, Last Blade 2 sure could use 3 or 4 more.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Would add that it depends how the characters differentiate themselves. A 12 characters SamSho, GG or BB feels more varied than a 12 character SF or MK to me.
On the other hand, Last Blade 2 sure could use 3 or 4 more.
Character differentiation is tricky too. Too little differentiation and you end up with bland homogeneity. Too much and the characters don't even feel like the belong in the same game with each other (and the game becomes increasingly hard to learn).
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
honey and clover
chihayafuru has romance
nodame cantabile
toradora
girl who leapt through time
beyond the clouds the promised place (The place promised in our early days)
5 centimeters
Lie in April
Kids on a slope does have some
whisper of the heart
I've been practicing double tapping for SFV and my wrist gets hella tired after just a few minutes in the lab. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or will my wrist get used to it?
I've been practicing double tapping for SFV and my wrist gets hella tired after just a few minutes in the lab. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or will my wrist get used to it?
I can speak for using a controller, wrist and fingers slightly cramp and get exhausted. Regularly stretch out for arms and fingers, also you'll get used to it.
I've been practicing double tapping for SFV and my wrist gets hella tired after just a few minutes in the lab. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or will my wrist get used to it?
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
I've been practicing double tapping for SFV and my wrist gets hella tired after just a few minutes in the lab. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or will my wrist get used to it?
I'm new on stick and have this problem too. Double tapping is fine but full screen dashing and backdashing for some characters can be straining. I guess it's too much mashing and not finding the rythymn?
fgcgaf da mvp for animu, my backlog has increased even more now.
I can speak for using a controller, wrist and fingers slightly cramp and get exhausted. Regularly stretch out for arms and fingers, also you'll get used to it.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Would be kind of weird with how ex moves work and one not. Bet if they did implement it they will make it have a weird button combination like red focus (though that was 3 buttons), say lp mk...
Would be kind of weird with how ex moves work and one not. Bet if they did implement it they will make it have a weird button combination like red focus (though that was 3 buttons), say lp mk...
I don't see why this is a problem. qcf.PP is an EX Hadoken, but qcf.PP is Chaotic Flame in Marvel. You never hear Marvel players say they got a super instead of their dash. Why would it be a problem in Street Fighter?
I don't see why this is a problem. qcf.PP is an EX Hadoken, but qcf.PP is Chaotic Flame in Marvel. You never hear Marvel players say they got a super instead of their dash. Why would it be a problem in Street Fighter?
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
Just a joke. I wish we had two-button dashes in every fighter to make execution easier and faster.
I don't see why this is a problem. qcf.PP is an EX Hadoken, but qcf.PP is Chaotic Flame in Marvel. You never hear Marvel players say they got a super instead of their dash. Why would it be a problem in Street Fighter?
well in mean time i'm not sure which char. he covered but for my mains. well my old main
Kasumi - She one fastest in game, Damage is ok, but has almost no guaranteed damge so higher lvl players she hard to get damage with. Really unsafe but has good mix ups and gimmicks she kind of a all arounder type in game. Yes she may seem rush down, but she has ok spacing and can play the spacing or keep out game ok. She that B tier character that only seem OP to begineers
My Current main Phase 4 - she is a clone of Kasumi, but she is one of the top 5 hardest char. to play as in a high lvl with strict timing and just frame teleports to do any damage. More unsafe than Kasumi only by little bit more. There for she does a lot of damage. She is a High Risk High Reward character with only situational guarantee damage . She is by all means not a begineer/entry level char.
Someone give me a list of thought provoking and heart felt anime(s) that involve romance, can be little to a lot. I don't wanna go back to my pre-teen days of watching shoujos (aka cardcaptor sakura) to get my fix.
well in mean time i'm not sure which char. he covered but for my mains. well my old main
Kasumi - She one fastest in game, Damage is ok, but has almost no guaranteed damge so higher lvl players she hard to get damage with. Really unsafe but has good mix ups and gimmicks she kind of a all arounder type in game. Yes she may seem rush down, but she has ok spacing and can play the spacing or keep out game ok. She that B tier character that only seem OP to begineers
My Current main Phase 4 - she is a clone of Kasumi, but she is one of the top 5 hardest char. to play as in a high lvl with strict timing and just frame teleports to do any damage. More unsafe than Kasumi only by little bit more. There for she does a lot of damage. She is a High Risk High Reward character with only situational guarantee damage . She is by all means not a begineer/entry level char.
