SloaneRisette
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If I had better execution I'd probably try Aigis or Mitsuru.
I need those simple characters though
I need those simple characters though

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I had a Yukari one before this. Just felt like a change and went with Shadow Chie. :3
Who are going to be your mains in ultimax?
Who are going to be your mains in ultimax?
I'll probably continue maining Kanji, but I'm definitely going to try out Junpei.
Who are going to be your mains in ultimax?
I find the concept of "main" to be restrictive and not very fun when it comes to playing casually, which is why I'll just play anyone and everyone. Mostly Shadows, though, since a lot of my time will be spent reverse-mirroring people.
So tempted to give Shadow Kanji a try. That entrance pose is brilliant.
"Mains" are for people who have neither the time nor ability to seriously learn a wide array of characters, and so need to focus their studies on a select few. Like, why would I spend my scarce free time practicing someone I have no interest in playing like Liz when I could be taking my Junpei to the next level?
As someone who plays a wide variety of characters without having ever studied any combos for a character that wasn't Shadow Labrys (or Akihiko for the 1-2 weeks that I "mained" him), I think this notion that one has to dedicate themselves to studying one specific character because that's the only way they'll improve is flawed and is preventing certain players from improving, especially in a game with auto-combos.
I think you're hugely underestimating how much your choice of character matters. There are just some characters whose playstyles don't mesh with you at all, and by learning ones whom you feel naturally attracted to, it'll improve your game that much more (mentally, at the very least). I mean, why do you think that most competitive fighting game players tend to stick to a small pool of characters (i.e. Daigo Umehara with Ryu and Ken, Combofiend with She-Hulk/Taskmaster/Spencer, etc.). Good defense means nothing if you don't have a good offense to back it up.
Wait, I think we're talking about two different things. I'm purely talking about casual play, not high level, competitive, Burst-baiting play.
You know what I would kill for in Arena Ultimax, I'd go nuts.Makoto Yuki since he deserves it since his life's been shit and whooping Yu's ass
You know what I would kill for in Arena Ultimax, I'd go nuts.Makoto Yuki since he deserves it since his life's been shit and whooping Yu's ass
You know what I would kill for in Arena Ultimax, I'd go nuts.Makoto Yuki since he deserves it since his life's been shit and whooping Yu's ass
You think that sticking to one character doesn't expedite the process of learning the 90% component?As someone who plays a wide variety of characters without having ever studied any combos for a character that wasn't Shadow Labrys (or Akihiko for the 1-2 weeks that I "mained" him), I think this notion that one has to dedicate themselves to studying one specific character because that's the only way they'll improve is flawed and is preventing certain players from improving, especially in a game with auto-combos.
Blocking/evading and feel for the neutral game are, as far as I'm concerned, where 90% of a player's proficiency comes from while the remaining 10% comes from character specific involved combos and MU information. Inexperienced players will focus on that 10% while ignoring that 90%, thus never really significantly improving in the process, meanwhile those who focus on the 90% will be able to pick up a character that they've essentially never played and still consistently beat the player who's focused on that 10% the most, even if they've played 1,000 matches with their character of choice.
You think that sticking to one character doesn't expedite the process of learning the 90% component?
You're right, it does. Hadn't thought of that, but constantly switching characters when one is trying to learn a game will probably inhibit the improvement of the 90% component because they'll be too busy struggling with the particulars of every different character they try out but, at the same time, I guess I wasn't advocating that one should just choose to main random if they're playing casually.
I think one should probably focus on 1-3 characters when they're learning the particulars of the game, but I think it's important to then branch out to several others once they've gained a basic understanding of the fundamental mechanics in order to learn how the neutral game varies from character to character and improve the player's grasp of the fundamentals overall.
So what you're saying is
Play Marvel
I was watching IGT earlier and I'm watching CEO right now and... no.
But you said to focus on playing 1-3 characters
Kappa
Marvel is more anime than some anime games.
Who are going to be your mains in ultimax?
Who are going to be your mains in ultimax?
That won't happen. P4G is very easy.
You just have to use a Goho-M and save there. You can start from whatever the last floor you were on in the dungeon before leaving.I dunno about that. I'm playing on Hard and getting my ass kicked by the first mini-boss in the first dungeon. Mostly because of the SP issue. The game is still "easy" like it was on Hard or Normal (forgetting which I played) on PS2, but the SP changes and dungeon changes is doing my head in. D: Especially the saving at the boss gates, can't do that in The Golden version so I have to sleep mode and play nothing else on the system to stay on that floor. Ugh.
You just have to use a Goho-M and save there. You can start from whatever the last floor you were on in the dungeon before leaving.
And he was debating playing on easy instead of normal. The game is easy enough for almost anyone on normal.
I'd sub her.
You'd submit her?
i've been out of the loop but apparently we're drawing pictures of this jerk for some reason?
This picture just made me realize that Tatsuya and Yosuke...are actually pretty similar-looking.
All this P4A talk convinced me to jump online and see just how bad at that game I truly am.
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Yep, I'm pretty bad!
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yeah, still planning on using her just like now in vanilla. Sho (no persona) is interesting enough for me to try, too.
Dunno if you checked out my previous post, but watch this video. She's definitely gonna be the biggest threat in the game if players get her OKI down.
Big threat, but definitely not "biggest." She isn't the only character that has wake-up shenanigans.
Which is your favorite?