Some combination of this is a much better idea.
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has this been posted around?
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Thomasorus
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Sold, doing it.
Edit : I'm completly lost about what to do and already started adding Sailor Moon Crystal on the turning truck.
Juicebox_FGC
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For those of you getting KOF 2002UM please read THIS about the Max Input Delay setting in the options.
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Tips for "Max Input Delay" setting
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When you press a button in a game, your button press is registered immediately and the game does what you told it to do. But when playing online this is not often the case.
Online, when you press a button, that information is sent to the opponent's computer/console as well. Then your opponent sends back a message that says "I saw that button you pressed". Only after this message comes back does it actually happen on your screen. If you've ever played a game online you know how sometimes the game feels stuttery and your input delay is not consistent. This is because of the time it takes for the opponent's computer to respond.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHY THE "MAX INPUT DELAY" SETTING IN KOF 98UMFE/2002UM IS AMAZING.
This setting lets you give your opponent more time to respond by purposely delaying your inputs by a certain number of frames.
If you set the value to 20, this means that when you press a button in an online match your game will not stutter or be choppy *unless it takes longer than 20 frames to get the message back from your opponent*. Also, be aware that this is a MAX input delay and not a static one. In other words, if you have a good connection to someone (say, under 100 ping) and you both have your max input delay set to 20, your input delay is very likely to be much lower than 20.
Mathematically, 1 frame = about 16.6ms of ping. 30 frames is exactly 500ms (half a second). We have an in-game tool that allows us to compensate for lag for pings up to 500ms! However, many players who are used to fighting games or are interested in competition will not want their inputs to be delayed by that much.
So what does all of this mean?
1) Set your Max Input Delay according to what kind of pings you want to allow. If you don't want your inputs to be delayed any more than 20 frames, make that the setting. If you're OK with a little more input delay, set it higher. REMEMBER THAT THIS IS A -MAX- SETTING SO AGAINST OPPONENTS WITH GOOD PINGS YOUR INPUTS WILL STILL BE RESPONSIVE AND CRISP!!
(I set mine to 15, so that matches up to about 250ms will be smooth)
2) Pay attention to when your games become choppy or stuttery. These matches can help determine if you are too far away to play smooth matches or if you should raise the setting a few frames!
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Tips for "Max Input Delay" setting
---
When you press a button in a game, your button press is registered immediately and the game does what you told it to do. But when playing online this is not often the case.
Online, when you press a button, that information is sent to the opponent's computer/console as well. Then your opponent sends back a message that says "I saw that button you pressed". Only after this message comes back does it actually happen on your screen. If you've ever played a game online you know how sometimes the game feels stuttery and your input delay is not consistent. This is because of the time it takes for the opponent's computer to respond.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHY THE "MAX INPUT DELAY" SETTING IN KOF 98UMFE/2002UM IS AMAZING.
This setting lets you give your opponent more time to respond by purposely delaying your inputs by a certain number of frames.
If you set the value to 20, this means that when you press a button in an online match your game will not stutter or be choppy *unless it takes longer than 20 frames to get the message back from your opponent*. Also, be aware that this is a MAX input delay and not a static one. In other words, if you have a good connection to someone (say, under 100 ping) and you both have your max input delay set to 20, your input delay is very likely to be much lower than 20.
Mathematically, 1 frame = about 16.6ms of ping. 30 frames is exactly 500ms (half a second). We have an in-game tool that allows us to compensate for lag for pings up to 500ms! However, many players who are used to fighting games or are interested in competition will not want their inputs to be delayed by that much.
So what does all of this mean?
1) Set your Max Input Delay according to what kind of pings you want to allow. If you don't want your inputs to be delayed any more than 20 frames, make that the setting. If you're OK with a little more input delay, set it higher. REMEMBER THAT THIS IS A -MAX- SETTING SO AGAINST OPPONENTS WITH GOOD PINGS YOUR INPUTS WILL STILL BE RESPONSIVE AND CRISP!!
(I set mine to 15, so that matches up to about 250ms will be smooth)
2) Pay attention to when your games become choppy or stuttery. These matches can help determine if you are too far away to play smooth matches or if you should raise the setting a few frames!
MiniBossBattle
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Just have the 1st truck have some dumb anime picture and the 2nd truck hit it say "eff anime"
DryEyeRelief
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You should write eff anime instead of using the word fuck
imo sanwa
Agree. Responsive and built to last. Classic.
Lol
CountBlack
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alpha is anime
MiniBossBattle
Member
Clean your room!
It's why I'm decent at it. lol
It's variable with a limit. It would be better if it was static as in "from start to finish, my input delay is always 4f"
That's one of the big benefits of using netcode that supports rollbacks -- it allows you to leave the input delay consistent and allows variance in the true delay to be filled by the rollback buffer. So you have a consistent delay and the quality of the connection then sets how much warping you see.
Heh. But that Falcon stance is missing something. It doesn't feel as explosive.
Praise be to GGPO
Parallax Scroll
Banned
That was a good day
Aquapazza and Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax both have it. Them poverty games have tech.
Pretty much any time you think, "wouldn't it be nice if we had [X feature]?", you should assume that there's a Poverty game that had it years ago.
Hotdog!
i want voice activated record/playback
Also, KOF: MIRA and Tough: Dark Fight ( although, I'm not sure if the characters super move can be selected like that as well.)
Both characters?
Thomasorus
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I did my best with the time I have. I'll try to had a "BAKA" at the other side of the truck once it's hit. And the "Fuck anime" does not have the right size... 
Sorry if it's not as awesome as some gifs some gaffers can do.
Sorry if it's not as awesome as some gifs some gaffers can do.
I did my best with the time I have. I'll try to had a "BAKA" at the other side of the truck once it's hit. And the "Fuck anime" does not have the right size...
Sorry if it's not as awesome as some gifs some gaffers can do.
legit as fuck.
but the "Baka!" is gonna push it over the top.
Both characters and both assists. I think they let you change the stage too, because Why Not.
Thomasorus
Member
Better version :
Better version :
ViewtifulJC
Banned
Better version :
#soblessed
MiniBossBattle
Member
All according to kiokuheywhatever
Holy Order Sol
Member
I wish Yatagarasu's Training Mode was the standard.
Thomasorus
Member
I like anime games, did it for fun.
DryEyeRelief
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I'm sure everyone who uses that gif in the future will use it for fun and not for shitposting
A Pretty Panda
fuckin' called it, man
dairantou smash brothers
Parallax Scroll
Banned
I would play it and be like what are all these whack gameplay systems and why can't I DHC
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