Had a 35-9 Brainiac quit on me in the player select screen when I picked Harley in ranked. I see that anti-zoner bias is still strong. >_> Still got to the 10-0 marker I was aiming for though.
The netcode feels surprisingly great. After MK9, Injustice 1, and MKX on PC (never played XL) I was expecting the worst even after people were touting how great the new system felt. Glad to see I was wrong. Now I just need to find a sub. Learning characters in games with string normals is incredibly daunting for me, since I never quite know what to throw out in neutral and when with how big the movesets are. I have the same problem in Tekken.
What I don't really understand is how the Guild system works, could anyone explain it to me? Is it kind of a PvE component? Does it matter if I'm pretty bad at fighting games in order to join one?
Guild stuff is almost entirely PvE, except for certain daily goals that the group works concurrently towards for awards. Some of those are things like "win 150 player matches total as a guild" and the like. Otherwise, it's basically just a discussion hub and a multiverse (which is pretty much World Tour mode if you ever played SFA3, or arcade ladders with gimmicks if you haven't) with a buddy system. Leaderboards, certain ladders allow you to to send assists and help out other guild members currently running them, and things like that. Just more opportunities for more gear boxes, basically.