zlatko said:There's honestly never a time I don't recommend someone to get a stick. I just sort of present what my last post is a bit of an objective warning of information that people should be aware of.
For my personal experience they are 100% kick ass. After my initial hurdle I really felt like a giant barrier was broken to have me stop worrying about inputs anymore and I could just PLAY the game like it was meant to be played. A good example of the improvement was back in regular vanilla SF4 on controller I don't think I beat anyone's challenges fully or even close to. Fast forward to SSF4 and I completed everyones with sticks. Characters like C.Viper to do super jump cancelling into Ultras was just beyond me on a pad, but once I got the stick I felt like I could be more precise on where I wanted my inputs to land on the stick.
The one thing I had to do though was pay an extra $3 dollars to switch out a plastic piece inside called a "gate" to go from square gate to octagonal gate. My issue with the gate that was inside was I would get stuck on the corners often on the stick. I felt like for another $3.00 why not see if it fixes the issue for me. Sure enough once I put that in I reached that 99% goal of execution the same day pretty much.
Maybe message Markman on here to see if there's any deals going on at MadCatz for promotions so you can get a Tournament Edition Round 2 for $99.99 plus shipping. From the few sticks I've used they really are the best bang for every buck hands down.
zlatko said:The one thing I had to do though was pay an extra $3 dollars to switch out a plastic piece inside called a "gate" to go from square gate to octagonal gate. My issue with the gate that was inside was I would get stuck on the corners often on the stick. I felt like for another $3.00 why not see if it fixes the issue for me. Sure enough once I put that in I reached that 99% goal of execution the same day pretty much.
DY_nasty said:Switching from characters with air dashes to characters that don't is melting my brain.
DarkoMaledictus said:People might bitch about the octagonal as much as they want I too was raised in American arcades, and here it has always been octagonal gates. I also could never get used to the square gates, props for those who can, but it just wasn't for me having always been accustomed to octagonal in arcades!
Teknoman said:Room is up, tag is TeknomanEX. I'm also on the MvC3 gaf tag, so check that too.
Also now I know we really need spectating. lol at fighting credit cards.
mannerbot said:American style (Happ, IL) sticks don't have gates, octagonal or otherwise. And people that can't get used to square gates are just doing it all wrong. With a Japanese stick you don't ride the gate, so people that feel the need to get an octagonal or circle gate are just putting too much arm into it or something.
CidHighwind89 said:Just from hearing that side of things, I am pretty much sold on getting a stick now. You basically described exactly what I can achieve right now on mvc3. The later missions are just beyond me because I don't feel like it registers.
Thanks for the sage advice. Looks like I need to find a TE stick now.
The Antitype said:Ok, I lied, I'm still playing.
So, if there's no way to reliably swap a character out when you're on defense (ie blocking and or dashing, and or jumping and or getting your ass kicked), then what's the best strategy to keep Phoenix and other glass cannons alive?
Crossover Counters are an option if the character you want to tag in has a good assist for that purpose (fast startup, invincibility, or what have you).The Antitype said:Ok, I lied, I'm still playing.
So, if there's no way to reliably swap a character out when you're on defense (ie blocking and or dashing, and or jumping and or getting your ass kicked), then what's the best strategy to keep Phoenix and other glass cannons alive?
The Antitype said:Ok, I lied, I'm still playing.
So, if there's no way to reliably swap a character out when you're on defense (ie blocking and or dashing, and or jumping and or getting your ass kicked), then what's the best strategy to keep Phoenix and other glass cannons alive?
The Antitype said:Ok, I lied, I'm still playing.
So, if there's no way to reliably swap a character out when you're on defense (ie blocking and or dashing, and or jumping and or getting your ass kicked), then what's the best strategy to keep Phoenix and other glass cannons alive?
DarkoMaledictus said:Wont join gaf chat for mvc3 until there is spectating... was so fun on ssf4, they ruined it by not including it at launch!
Teknoman said:I gotta figure out how to close distance on people with Arthur. I dont want to be projectile spammy...but I might have to...just to close the distance.
EDIT: According to some posters at Capcom Unity, there was talk of adding a spectator mode pretty soon, but nothing at all on replays.
CidHighwind89 said:I think I would be more excited about spectator mode anyway.
Teknoman said:I gotta figure out how to close distance on people with Arthur. I dont want to be projectile spammy...but I might have to...just to close the distance.
EDIT: According to some posters at Capcom Unity, there was talk of adding a spectator mode pretty soon, but nothing at all on replays.
Delriach said:Do you have a link by any chance? I'd like to read what they were saying.
Teknoman said:Yeah I can live without replays, but watching a match would add that much more to the game. Especially in full player lobbies.
Teknoman said:Yeah I can live without replays, but watching a match would add that much more to the game. Especially in full player lobbies.
EDIT: Aw embarrassing, i've got 3 losses and 0 wins so far lol.
CidHighwind89 said:Don't worry about it. I won't even say my record on here...lol
Papercuts said:Yeah, lack of spectating is killing lobbies super quick. :\
CidHighwind89 said:Oh common! Watching cards hit each other and seeing health go down doesn't excite you???
http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2011/feb/20/reports-chinatown-fair-arcade-closing-23rd/According to a Tweet by Arturo Sanchez, through Henry Cen, Chinatown Fair, the famed arcade in New York, will be closing on February 23, 2011.
Apparently, they've lost their lease after decades of being in business and will close down in a few days.
Chinatown Fair has been featured in the New York Times and was known as one of the top arcades still left in the United States, and it's really unfortunate that they'll be closing operations.
Earlier, it was reported that Arcade Infinity, in Rowland Heights, California, will be closing their doors on February 26, 2011.
Enk said:Good games Teknoman, Fatal, Rummy and everyone else!
Enk said:Good games Teknoman, Fatal, Rummy and everyone else!
Fuck, really? That was the only real arcade left in NYC.MThanded said:http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2011/feb/20/reports-chinatown-fair-arcade-closing-23rd/
Horrible news. Arcade infinity now Chinatown fair... Damn.
Chinatown fair has been in operation for decades and longer than I've been alive so I'm kinda shocked. This is as bad as shgl or ai closing
less than 20 seconds ago via Twitter for iPhone
Also Henry is saying he is trying to get the ssf4ae cabinets moved to a undisclosed location is Brooklyn off the n train. This is too crazy
1 minute ago via Twitter for iPhone
Henry Cen said they lost their lease, that's what happened. Eviction notice#chinatownfair
2 minutes ago via Twitter for iPhone
I have been talking to Henry Cen for the past hour to try to get him to tell me he's lying, but he swears it's 100% true.
11 minutes ago via Twitter for iPhone
I'm talking to Henry Cen and he said Sam got a eviction notice and the last day will be the 23rd, this is not a troll #Chinatownfair
23 minutes ago via Twitter for iPhone
Henry Cen is telling me Chinatown fair lost it's lease after decades of being in business and will be closing on the 23rd?!? Omg....
http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2011/feb/20/reports-chinatown-fair-arcade-closing-23rd/According to a Tweet by Arturo Sanchez, through Henry Cen, Chinatown Fair, the famed arcade in New York, will be closing on February 23, 2011.
Apparently, they've lost their lease after decades of being in business and will close down in a few days.
Chinatown Fair has been featured in the New York Times and was known as one of the top arcades still left in the United States, and it's really unfortunate that they'll be closing operations.
Earlier, it was reported that Arcade Infinity, in Rowland Heights, California, will be closing their doors on February 26, 2011.
Rorschach said:Nothing like pissing off Dark Phoenix players by running away from regular Phoenix for the win.![]()
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