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Fighting Games Weekly | Jan 26 - Feb 1 | Zaibatschu
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Dat EMP conundrum
Cosmo Clock 21
Banned
If you copy a link in a certain way the viglink JavaScript doesn't get a chance to rewrite the correct URL, so that's probably what happened to you.
I downloaded it yesterday. It has no jumps nor air dashes. fuckanimevan.gif
A combination of Zaibatsu and Pikachu, reference to Pikachu having some Tekken moves and animations in Pokken.
I was looking for HDR specifically, but if ST is played more that works too. Is the version in HDR ok for that or is an older one used?
Also, where would I look for some good Skullgirls videos?
Good times, good times. I miss Triforce and Dieminion's French Adventures.
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Enzo, update the release date for Rise of Incarnates to Feb 4 (Early Access).
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
irfaanator
Banned
yea the mishima zaibatsu
It's never too late to jump back in, especially if you plan on attending any events where SCV will be played. The game is still fairly active online and straightforward to learn.
I wish they were playing a newer build, but I'm glad to see the show and the models back on. Very entertaining.
soulsynapse
Neo Member
Quick question:
Say I want to capture a moment from a stream, what's the easiest, fastest and most reliable way?
Full disclosure: I'm trying to write a guide for the average viewer, I know how through obs / fraps / whatever but something the average user can do. The best I have at the moment is gifcam → gfycat.
I think having more video of great moments / gifs / webm / html5 floating around would do nothing but good for the FGC. The smash community has already fully adopted it, I just want to give more people the means to make these videos themselves.
Say I want to capture a moment from a stream, what's the easiest, fastest and most reliable way?
Full disclosure: I'm trying to write a guide for the average viewer, I know how through obs / fraps / whatever but something the average user can do. The best I have at the moment is gifcam → gfycat.
I think having more video of great moments / gifs / webm / html5 floating around would do nothing but good for the FGC. The smash community has already fully adopted it, I just want to give more people the means to make these videos themselves.
irfaanator
Banned
if you don't want sound then yea I guess gifcam would probably be the best. Or if you can capture straight webm that as well. Otherwise they'd have to use obs and then a video editor it seems.
irfaanator
Banned
you can always watch that one sfxt trailer with m bison and jin, and bison talks shit to jin about him being in charge of the zaibatsu
Is there even a typical Developer made 3D fighter that consist of aerial combat? Been looking back at Marvel2 and I dont even know Aquapazza? or some anime shit, cause I love air footsies but don't really see much of it personally. I mean personally I guess DBZ games or Virtual On kindof work? uhh sure.
Professor Beef
Banned
Dissidia
ShinMaruku
Member
Good gotdamn.
Gundam EXVS. Game is based around managing your boost (which allows you to be airborne), controlling space, and punishing landings.
Coffeeling
Member
Classic mode HDR should be okay, esp. if on 360.
A Pretty Panda
fuckin' called it, man
Talk about how you can't believe it's not 2D and how how GGXrd is God's gift
Or the frauds among us
Or more seriously, about the requirements of execution and their role in fighting games
As well as the culture and how it differs from other eSports salt and such
QisTopTier
XisBannedTier
Why choose the subject if you have nothing to talk about regarding it?
Kalamari
Member
Why not focus on fighting game strategy. Seth Killian's domination 101 series could be a god resource.
MiniBossBattle
Member
How developers decision create unintended gameplay (the creation of the combo) unblockables, hitstun, guard stuff.
The stupid button; talk about specific moves and how players create a gameplan around it (sakura, standing and crouching fierce, Hulk standing H/throw)
Hit hurt boxes and properties of moves.
Guile's changes throughout SF4 and the implications.
that sounds so sick
Shouta
Member
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgwG98OYfFA
Check that out. Just a random vid on youtube but it should give you a feel for it without getting into the crazy stuff.
Teknopathetic
Member
"Is there even a typical Developer made 3D fighter that consist of aerial combat? Been looking back at Marvel2 and I dont even know Aquapazza? or some anime shit, cause I love air footsies but don't really see much of it personally. I mean personally I guess DBZ games or Virtual On kindof work? uhh sure."
Psychic Force 2012
Psychic Force 2012
Emperor Bohe
Member
Does it have to be 360? I don't really like playing fighting games on that.
Coffeeling
Member
No, especially if you're just learning. The 360 version just performs a bit better. Playing ST > not playing ST.
Lostconfused
Member
But crazy stuff looks sooooo good http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm23889091
Also ughhhhh that match. Hambrabi gets caught slippin and that's game even when they were dominating for majority of it.
Week 1: The genre and its subgenres (3D, 2D, arena, ring out, etc). General overview.
Week 2: Game design covering complexity, depth, balance of mechanics. For instance, 3D fighters generally have low-mid-high mixup games. Discuss how these features engage players. Look at the rewards, accomplishments, etc that players get from playing fighters (ie a sense of fulfilment/satisfaction).
Week 3: Character Design. How to appeal to player tastes? Importance of diversity.
Week 4: Stage design. What environments are best suited based on a games theme? Realistic? Fantasy based?
Week 5: Single player features. Importance of tutorials, good training mode. Engaging story mode.
Week 6: Multiplayer features. Importance of online features (good netcode, online training, possibility of online service like World Tekken Federation providing stats). Mini games.
Week 7: Competitive scene (tournaments, sponsors, players, etc). Casual scene and sales. Dilemma of balancing game design around casual/competitive players.
Week 8: Marketing (best ways to engage fans). Capcom did a reality show for SFXTK, for instance. Harada and Onto are in constant discussion with fans through Twitter. Various other examples.
Week 9: Fighting games and Feminism. Oversexualization of females (dead or alive). Glaring lack of female diversity ("old" or "fat" female characters, female grapplers, etc). Health bar differentiations with male counterparts (look at mvc3).
Week 10: Future of fighting games: DLC trends, declining popularity, death of arcades, increasing development costs, etc. Suggestions for popularizing the genre.
I came up with this in like 5 minutes.
That Destiny got some good reads and hits, but it made some really bad landings and got snuffed for them, which didn't help that team either.
Why talk about something you already are well versed in. That's just an exercise in the familiar. I like the idea of learning about a genre you know nothing about and discussing that. It would be like me picking games where video game stories are the driving factor. Maybe the result would make me less condescending towards gamers who play for story or some emotionally attached reason.
QisTopTier
XisBannedTier
But see that's you already having an idea based on the subject. That idea could spiral into other things as well.
^Exactly this.
I'm sure he isn't without literally any idea, but just feels lost or overwhelmed.
RockTurtle
Member
KoF is anime right?
Spooky is up
http://www.twitch.tv/teamsp00ky
http://www.twitch.tv/teamsp00ky
sixteen-bit
Member
I don't think so
QisTopTier
XisBannedTier
Everything from Japan is Anime
Sayah is the real MVP. Gave you an A+ for your class.
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