If you are on Xbox have you tried a hard reset (holding the power button down until it beeps)? Not sure what the equivalent would be on PS4.Finally got around to redeeming Goro from the Best Buy voucher. It downloaded and installed, but he's still grayed out on the character select screen. Restarted the game, and no change. Is there another step I'm missing?
Is there a definitive guide to unlocking the alt costumes that aren't gained from beating the tower/krypt?
No, he's bitter at Quan Chi because Quan Chiso a question regarding the story: Scorpionis bitter at Quan Chi because he cost him the opportunity to bring back his family? How does that even make sense? The only reason he came back to life was because he just so happened to be in the same room as Raiden and Johnny Cage when Raiden did his thing that one time, right?
I feel like this is easily the weakest story campaign theyve done when compared to Injustice and MK9. Meh
so a question regarding the story: Scorpionis bitter at Quan Chi because he cost him the opportunity to bring back his family? How does that even make sense? The only reason he came back to life was because he just so happened to be in the same room as Raiden and Johnny Cage when Raiden did his thing that one time, right?
I feel like this is easily the weakest story campaign theyve done when compared to Injustice and MK9. Meh
If you are on Xbox have you tried a hard reset (holding the power button down until it beeps)? Not sure what the equivalent would be on PS4.
so a question regarding the story: Scorpionis bitter at Quan Chi because he cost him the opportunity to bring back his family? How does that even make sense? The only reason he came back to life was because he just so happened to be in the same room as Raiden and Johnny Cage when Raiden did his thing that one time, right?
In MK9's Scorpion chapter, Raiden has a flash forward in MK1 to Noob Saibot, and tells Scorpion not to kill Bi-Han, and that he'll convince the elder gods to return his family to life. After beating Bi-Han, Scorpion isn't going to kill him, but Quan Chi shows him his family's death at the hands of the Lin Kuei and Sub Zero (Quan Chi in disguise). Scorpion then kills Sub Zero and is sad about it.
My understanding (and correct me if this is flawed)...
Revenant Sub-Zero: Beat Test Your Might tower
Can you unlock everything in the krypt by gambling?
I still don't know how to stall Reptile's Forceballs. I perform the inputs but nada.
Is there a Ferra/Torr kutie? If so, how do I unlock it?
Soooo, I thought I was getting better, took Raiden into practice mode, learned a few decent moves and combos. Then I went online and got my ass handed to me. Can't seem to block anything and get all of my attacks blocked. Find it pretty much impossible to execute ANY part of the combos I've learned offline.
I love this game and I don't even need to be amazing at it online; I just want to at least put up a decent fight.
I don't even know what help to ask for at this stage.
Zero Punctuation review on Mortal Kombat X
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/vid...st&utm_medium=index_carousel&utm_campaign=all
I thought his criticism of the story was kind of disingenuous, even if he admittedly wasn't very interested in it.Yeah some of the revenants came back but it's not a magical reset button. Most of them are still dead and Liu Kang and Kitana are poised as the next big villains of the series.
Is there a definitive guide to unlocking the alt costumes that aren't gained from beating the tower/krypt?
Can you unlock everything in the krypt by gambling?
I felt the same way playing as Ermac (Mystic), but have managed to go from complete scrub to someone who managed to get the 10 ranked wins in a row, with about a 70% win rate - I'm still not great, but good enough to have loads of fun. The biggest takeaway for me was the importance of learning:Soooo, I thought I was getting better, took Raiden into practice mode, learned a few decent moves and combos. Then I went online and got my ass handed to me. Can't seem to block anything and get all of my attacks blocked. Find it pretty much impossible to execute ANY part of the combos I've learned offline.
I love this game and I don't even need to be amazing at it online; I just want to at least put up a decent fight.
I don't even know what help to ask for at this stage.
Gambling? Huh? What else am I missing?
There's a statue that lets you gamble in the Krypt. It's unlocked fairly late. If I'm not mistaken, you need to find Jax's rocket launcher to blow up the gate blocking it.Gambling? Huh? What else am I missing?
I felt the same way playing as Ermac (Mystic), but have managed to go from complete scrub to someone who managed to get the 10 ranked wins in a row, with about a 70% win rate - I'm still not great, but good enough to have loads of fun. The biggest takeaway for me was the importance of learning:
- a combo (even if it's short) that starts with a low attack (for Ermac, back+3, 2, 1);
- a combo that starts with an overhead (for Ermac, forward + 4, 3 or jump punch, 1, 1, lift, neutral jump punch, teleport, blast);
- to get comfortable dashing/running in to keep pressure on when I can tell a player is overwhelmed;
- to get comfortable blocking more than I was used to and know at least one punish that comes out fast - new players are less likely to overhead you sneakily (usually jump punches), so early on it should be fairly easy to block low and adjust to standing block when you see it);
- I know the pros use EX for breaks/Ex special moves, but it's been helpful to have a combo that can end with an X-ray. I was having trouble closing out matches, but being able to rely on lift, jump punch, x-ray often was the way I won a match).
- to learn what kind of specials are pretty safe from a distance (the back, forward 2 is way better than I had given it credit for when folks are jumping in) .
I don't know any non-X-ray combos more than 7 hits, none over 30% damage, but just focusing on change-ups on sweet, low combo, overhead combo and some safe moves, easy to rely on combos, I feel like I've gone from terrible to pretty decent.
Hope that helps. I'm sure these strategies aren't super applicable if you're going against really high level players, but early on, they've been a godsend in my fun factor.
I believe all of the costumes you unlock by beating the klassic tower with each character can also be unlocked in the krypt. I'm not sure what happens to the grave if you've already unlocked the costume by beating the klassic tower. Maybe it just turns into koins?
There's a statue that lets you gamble in the Krypt. It's unlocked fairly late. If I'm not mistaken, you need to find Jax's rocket launcher to blow up the gate blocking it.
...if you bet 10,000 coins, you get the Kamigodgu which gets you into the final area of the Krypt. Apparently you can bet a bunch on the statue (various intervals) to unlock modifiers and brutalities and such.
Most costumes are unlocked by completing the classic tower with a given character. Others require specific things to be done (like beating the test your might tower or giving out a certain amount of respect in King Of The Hill. I'm not sure all have been figured out 100% yet.
I felt the same way playing as Ermac (Mystic), but have managed to go from complete scrub to someone who managed to get the 10 ranked wins in a row, with about a 70% win rate - I'm still not great, but good enough to have loads of fun. The biggest takeaway for me was the importance of learning:
- a combo (even if it's short) that starts with a low attack (for Ermac, back+3, 2, 1);
- a combo that starts with an overhead (for Ermac, forward + 4, 3 or jump punch, 1, 1, lift, neutral jump punch, teleport, blast);
- to get comfortable dashing/running in to keep pressure on when I can tell a player is overwhelmed;
- to get comfortable blocking more than I was used to and know at least one punish that comes out fast - new players are less likely to overhead you sneakily (usually jump punches), so early on it should be fairly easy to block low and adjust to standing block when you see it);
- I know the pros use EX for breaks/Ex special moves, but it's been helpful to have a combo that can end with an X-ray. I was having trouble closing out matches, but being able to rely on lift, jump punch, x-ray often was the way I won a match).
- to learn what kind of specials are pretty safe from a distance (the back, forward 2 is way better than I had given it credit for when folks are jumping in) .
I don't know any non-X-ray combos more than 7 hits, none over 30% damage, but just focusing on change-ups on sweet, low combo, overhead combo and some safe moves, easy to rely on combos, I feel like I've gone from terrible to pretty decent.
Hope that helps. I'm sure these strategies aren't super applicable if you're going against really high level players, but early on, they've been a godsend in my fun factor.
The thing about going into training mode is yeah you learn combos but the thing you have to REALLY learn is being able to execute those combos while under extreme pressure. That's the thing that you really need to learn. Honestly, the best thing to do is just get out there and get your ass kicked. If you don't want to do it online i'd suggest bumping the CPU up to Hard and sparring with them in the training room so you just get used to having to constantly deal with the pressure of a really aggressive opponent.
Does the gambling in the krypt give you repeat items?
If you look closely the "Delay" command is only for the EX versions of his Fast and Creeping Forceballs.
Ooooh, that would be a great one to add to my repertoire. Agreed that a lot of life drain seems to happen when you catch some panicking with mix-ups when on the offensive. A low to overhead seems really strong to put in the mix (epsecially when Ermac has the option for a low to low on the same start-up (back 3, back 4).Some nice tips here, I play Mystic Ermac as well and some of these combo tips are helpful. I've found with Ermac one of the best moves against most people online is (Back + X , Back + Triangle) it does a quick low kick followed by a powerful overhead, mixes up really well and I've been able to take 50% of someones life bar in the corner with it. It requires you to block low and immediately switch to blocking high which most people can't wrap their head around.
You can delay the normal ones, I do it all the time.
So, apparently Brutalities have hidden variations too.
I love when this kind of things start to surface.
So, apparently Brutalities have hidden variations too.
I love when this kind of things start to surface.
So, apparently Brutalities have hidden variations too.
I love when this kind of things start to surface.
Dear, anyone who uses sub zero: Go fuck your self.
Sincerely yours, a salty ass gamer.
CHEAPEST FUCKER IN THE GAME
Dear, anyone who uses sub zero: Go fuck your self.
Sincerely yours, a salty ass gamer.
CHEAPEST FUCKER IN THE GAME