bender
What time is it?
My co-op buddy and I played for a few hours today and I *think* we understand the bulk of the mechanics now.
Also, fuck Zangief.
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My co-op buddy and I played for a few hours today and I *think* we understand the bulk of the mechanics now.
Also, fuck Zangief.
abstract alien
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Hey guys what happened to bender?
Oh you didn't hear? He had a really horrific multiple SPD accident.
TheDuskwalker
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Spukc
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Nerddom is a bad way to express the phenomenon. SF5 had crossplay with PC. The standard of play still increased post launch. SF5 had a good mix of players at all levels. It lacked a pool of people who don't know how to play fighting games post launch.
KiteGr
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Normally, as much as I like fighting games, I only buy complete editions, as having a complete game and buy it at launch at the same time could prove very costly, plus I want my physical collection.
With SF6 i'm intigued enough to buy it now from the ps store and perhaps rebuy the complete edition later if and when it get retail released. At least I'll have something to play online now that Blizzard killed my original Overwatch purchase.
So...
- Answer from experience. Will it get any discount with this month's psplus update? I don't want to pay 70€ for a game that would release and sell 80% of it's content later.
- If I buy a key from a cdkey site, would it activate on my Greek account if it's from france or us?
- When the game release more of it's characters later, would I be able to buy them within game like SF5's freemium model?
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abstract alien
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A final hard copy of this game won't exist until like 7 years from now, and by that time, it will be 20 bucks at max. That said., I don't know about cdkey, but I don't believe they have said anything about purchasing characters with in-game currency. You could absolutely do it in SFV though, so it's likely you will be able to in SF6 as well.
Normally, as much as I like fighting games, I only buy complete editions, as having a complete game and buy it at launch at the same time could prove very costly, plus I want my physical collection.
With SF6 i'm intigued enough to buy it now from the ps store and perhaps rebuy the complete edition later if and when it get retail released. At least I'll have something to play online now that Blizzard killed my original Overwatch purchase.
So...
- Answer from experience. Will it get any discount with this month's psplus update? I don't want to pay 70€ for a game that would release and sell 80% of it's content later.
- If I buy a key from a cdkey site, would it activate on my Greek account if it's from france or us?
- When the game release more of it's characters later, would I be able to buy them within game like SF5's freemium model?
Bridges
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This game is perfect for a filthy casual like me.
World Tour mode is very fun and does a decent job teaching mechanics
Avatar Battles are super fun and low-stakes
Bouncing between the three main modes is so quick and seamless I can go between story mode and online lobbies in seconds
The fighting feels so fluid, even when I'm losing (which is most of the time) I'm still having fun.
Really impressed by this. I almost always regret paying full price for fighting games but unlike most others this actually feels feature complete.
World Tour mode is very fun and does a decent job teaching mechanics
Avatar Battles are super fun and low-stakes
Bouncing between the three main modes is so quick and seamless I can go between story mode and online lobbies in seconds
The fighting feels so fluid, even when I'm losing (which is most of the time) I'm still having fun.
Really impressed by this. I almost always regret paying full price for fighting games but unlike most others this actually feels feature complete.
KiteGr
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Thanks. I'll wait until Wednesday just i case plus decides to give some good discount.
boomcrab
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Just purchased last night and I gotta say, wow this game is great!
It feels somehow less stiff to me and there's a more frenetic feel this time around. Street fighter has always been one of those games I wanted to like and be good at but it never clicks the way I want it to. At a glance it looks like just another entry but it really does feel different once you put a little time in.
To all my fellow scrubby pad players, are you using default controls? If not, what adjustments have you made?
It feels somehow less stiff to me and there's a more frenetic feel this time around. Street fighter has always been one of those games I wanted to like and be good at but it never clicks the way I want it to. At a glance it looks like just another entry but it really does feel different once you put a little time in.
To all my fellow scrubby pad players, are you using default controls? If not, what adjustments have you made?
SkylineRKR
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^I use classic and I have a HRAP N I modded full Sanwa last summer (with octo and 2lb spring). But pad still isn't so bad, for me its easier to do Drive cancels on pad. Whenever I played SF on Sony pads, I would put light attacks on shoulders. But this might interfere with the drive attack (but I guess you can bind it to R2 too).
This is the best Street Fighter in a long while and I was burned after 5, and also 4 which I dropped after a few months of playing Vanilla.
The roster is perfect. Its not too big, which you shouldn't even want at launch, because there is a LOT to learn and remember. I am not entirely sold on the character designs, some of them kind of look mundane. When I saw Kimberly for the first time, I was thinking she was a player avatar. And I wouldn't expect her to have the Ninja style. But Capcom is trying to usher in a new generation of Street Fighter. Its like they want to be done with stereotypes. Some of these fighters look like they could be you and me, on the other hand Manon looks like Lady Gaga. But gameplay is what counts and you can dress up characters anyway (eventually). I think its excellent. I started with Marisa online, and I like her Pankration style. She hits hard. Manon is also great, she combines Judo with ballet and it works. Judo only wouldn't really work as they can't do fancy footwork, but the Ballet gives manon an excuse to attack gracefully. Kimberly is great, as I like Guy a lot. Jamie is drunken master which is insta cool. JP I didn't try yet, but he kinda looks like the FANG character (but infinitely better, I hated FANG).
I think its a smart move to launch with all the 8 original world warriors, they did this for SFIV also but not in V. And then its ballsy to put Deejay in the starting roster, and he's never looked and played better. I fucking love his theme too. Cammy has never been more fun too, and I dig her new look. Juri is another ballsy move I think, though her popularity grew after SSFIV I think. Ofcourse, they can put favourites like Akuma behind DLC again, but its doesn't matter to me, I like this current roster.
World Tour I can dig too. I am a sucker for Final Fight lore, and a cleaned up open world Metro City with iconic Mad Gear characters running around is pretty great to me. Its in some sense a sequel to Final Fight. SF fully embraces this universe here, though they already did since SFA. Your avatar can slot special moves from everyone, which is cool. You can do spinning bird kick as well as Blanka's roll for example.
This is the best Street Fighter in a long while and I was burned after 5, and also 4 which I dropped after a few months of playing Vanilla.
The roster is perfect. Its not too big, which you shouldn't even want at launch, because there is a LOT to learn and remember. I am not entirely sold on the character designs, some of them kind of look mundane. When I saw Kimberly for the first time, I was thinking she was a player avatar. And I wouldn't expect her to have the Ninja style. But Capcom is trying to usher in a new generation of Street Fighter. Its like they want to be done with stereotypes. Some of these fighters look like they could be you and me, on the other hand Manon looks like Lady Gaga. But gameplay is what counts and you can dress up characters anyway (eventually). I think its excellent. I started with Marisa online, and I like her Pankration style. She hits hard. Manon is also great, she combines Judo with ballet and it works. Judo only wouldn't really work as they can't do fancy footwork, but the Ballet gives manon an excuse to attack gracefully. Kimberly is great, as I like Guy a lot. Jamie is drunken master which is insta cool. JP I didn't try yet, but he kinda looks like the FANG character (but infinitely better, I hated FANG).
I think its a smart move to launch with all the 8 original world warriors, they did this for SFIV also but not in V. And then its ballsy to put Deejay in the starting roster, and he's never looked and played better. I fucking love his theme too. Cammy has never been more fun too, and I dig her new look. Juri is another ballsy move I think, though her popularity grew after SSFIV I think. Ofcourse, they can put favourites like Akuma behind DLC again, but its doesn't matter to me, I like this current roster.
World Tour I can dig too. I am a sucker for Final Fight lore, and a cleaned up open world Metro City with iconic Mad Gear characters running around is pretty great to me. Its in some sense a sequel to Final Fight. SF fully embraces this universe here, though they already did since SFA. Your avatar can slot special moves from everyone, which is cool. You can do spinning bird kick as well as Blanka's roll for example.
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gunstarhero
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Anyone know if there's a way to have everyone see the SAME stage when playing online? Either in private lobbies or the hub?
Naked Lunch
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You can set up all the stages that you, personally, want to see in each match.
But you cant force people to see the stages - one person might be on one - and you another at the same time.
You can set which music plays too.
You can finally omit the dreaded training stage that everyone seemed to love to pick every fucking match in 4 and 5.
They really thought of everything.
Its all in the the options.
sw0mp_d0nk3y
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I'm probably in the minority, but I hope they release this (free to play) eventually. I love Street Fighter, but am not going to pay for xbox gold to play this, when almost everything else has free online play these days.
abstract alien
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Thankfully, no. Why do you want someone to see the same stage as you if the only difference is cosmetic?
saintjules
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You never really think about this part of the process much. Cool insight here.
As a music producer I love the audio section. Using Scotch tape as a sound for Blanka's electricity? Mind blown for sure.
As a music producer I love the audio section. Using Scotch tape as a sound for Blanka's electricity? Mind blown for sure.
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diffusionx
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I have an arcade stick and am thinking about playing Word Tour mode with a game pad and modern controls, anyone doing this? It just feels weird and is absolutely not designed for a stick.
SCB3
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Playing as Luke and got to the Next Rank Iron and actually learning him well, taking my time and not relying on long combos but instead waiting on openings and reading the opponents is doing me wonders, Juri has no chance against me and only Guile has proven to be too tough to figure out, on a 3 win streak now as well, thats nice
Back to World Tour mode a bit later, I'm liking it
Back to World Tour mode a bit later, I'm liking it
Haemi
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Bought the game today. The first time i played this type of game was SFII on the SNES but i've never played them the right way before.
I don't understand how you can execute the more complex moves consistently. Is there a trick to it, or does someone have a tipp for me? Should i use the analog stick or the d-pad?
I mean something like this:
I don't understand how you can execute the more complex moves consistently. Is there a trick to it, or does someone have a tipp for me? Should i use the analog stick or the d-pad?
I mean something like this:
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Can you do a shoryuken?Bought the game today. The first time i played this type of game was SFII on the SNES but i've never played them the right way before.
I don't understand how you can execute the more complex moves consistently. Is there a trick to it, or does someone have a tipp for me? Should i use the analog stick or the d-pad?
I mean something like this:
If you can just roll it like that on controller.
For consistency though your just gonna have to be accurate, D pad on controller works best here from my understanding, Joystick for Arcade sticks and Hitbox is the most accurate by far.
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Haemi
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One quarter rotation is ok. there i have to practice more. But two quarter rotations is almost never working. If it works, then only with the d-pad.
TheKremlinBossMan
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This may be the best street fighter ever. It's too early to call it but it just feels good. Capcom vs SNK 2 and Alpha good.
TGO
Hype Train conductor. Works harder than it steams.
You know how to do the standard super moves?Bought the game today. The first time i played this type of game was SFII on the SNES but i've never played them the right way before.
I don't understand how you can execute the more complex moves consistently. Is there a trick to it, or does someone have a tipp for me? Should i use the analog stick or the d-pad?
I mean something like this:
Same thing but the you input the direction button moments twice before the punch or kick button.
World Tour Mode does have a mini game to help you with those stuff.
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GHG
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Bought the game today. The first time i played this type of game was SFII on the SNES but i've never played them the right way before.
I don't understand how you can execute the more complex moves consistently. Is there a trick to it, or does someone have a tipp for me? Should i use the analog stick or the d-pad?
I mean something like this:
Practice the double quarter circle move only in practice mode. Look at what inputs are actually happening vs what you intend to do. Make adjustments from there.
Don't lift your thumb off the d pad, you should just be wiggling on it for the double. It could be a speed issue too.
splattered
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Just played my first Arcade mode playthrough finally as my man Ken... this game is EXCELLENT. That being said, SO LAZY with the story wtf? Made NO sense and went absolutely nowhere for Ken. So lame! *Also, that last boss whooped me a few times, i wasn't expecting that haha
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poodaddy
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I won't be getting this yet for financial reasons, but I was wondering if you guys think there's a consensus yet on what fight stick I should go for if I want to finally get one this time around whenever I finally decide to jump in? I used to play arcades a lot back in the 90's, so I'm not unaware of the learning curve and I do genuinely prefer sticks, but I've always been intimated about finally getting a home one as there's too many options and I know I want it to be "the one."Also, in a perfect world it'd be universal and work with all platforms, as I play fighting games on PS, XB, PC, and Switch. Spank ya very much in advance.
Also, can Guile still creep forward while crouched in this one? Just wondering as I loved that addition in V. Thank ya kindly folks.
Also, can Guile still creep forward while crouched in this one? Just wondering as I loved that addition in V. Thank ya kindly folks.
balls of snow
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Lol I finished Ken, Cammy and Luke in Arcade Mode. Story is so minimal might as well not exist.
TonberrysKnife
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Having a good time with it so far. Doing a lot of labbing with Dee Jay at the moment, Manon and JP are next.
Practice. You know how to do inputs? Inputs are to be done smoothly. Then, double it for supers.Bought the game today. The first time i played this type of game was SFII on the SNES but i've never played them the right way before.
I don't understand how you can execute the more complex moves consistently. Is there a trick to it, or does someone have a tipp for me? Should i use the analog stick or the d-pad?
I mean something like this:
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TonberrysKnife
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The game has 3 control schemes to it. Playing on Dynamic or Modern control types will be up your speed. I'd say buy it.
SF Kosmo
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This is really the game Capcom needed to bring in lapsed fans like me. The quantity and quality of content in here to bring causal players up to speed is phenomenal. Not just the World Tour mode (which is goofy fun and great for teething without getting bored), but the in-depth character guides, tutorials, and training options. It's everything I need to get my feet back and understand the mechanics, and it's actually entertaining. Really like this one.
I'm not using the modern control scheme, but I am using a game pad, it's definitely made more for analog stick when you're not in a fight.
Icymanipulator
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Spent most of the weekend so far just playing world tour, unlocked 2nd costume for Ryu, Guile, Juri and Cammy. Might unlock a couple more and then wrap up world tour mode and start the true grind.
World Tour has been really fun , after labbing Strive the last 2 weeks it's nice to have something else to do in a game besides train or fight. Would love to see a mode like this in the next Guilty Gear.
Right now I'm leaning towards maining Kim and Honda. Played Kim exclusively during the beta so I'm fairly comfortable with her already. But Juri is growing on me too, especially now that I have her alternate costume lol
I like how when you unlock the alternate costumes you get all the colors too, that's a nice bonus.
World Tour has been really fun , after labbing Strive the last 2 weeks it's nice to have something else to do in a game besides train or fight. Would love to see a mode like this in the next Guilty Gear.
Right now I'm leaning towards maining Kim and Honda. Played Kim exclusively during the beta so I'm fairly comfortable with her already. But Juri is growing on me too, especially now that I have her alternate costume lol
I like how when you unlock the alternate costumes you get all the colors too, that's a nice bonus.
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amigastar
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Nah, i may be not very good at those games but i will still play Classic Controls
I'm traditional that way since old SF2 days.
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gunstarhero
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Uh… Because when me and my friends are in a private lobby, we sometimes reference what's going on in the background, or music.
That's too bad they didn't give us the option - kinda lame.
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Hot5pur
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If you're getting it for PC check out instant-gaming or cdkeys, it's around $40-45. As for fight stick, I don't have a specific recommendation but some pointers.
- look into a hitbox style controller, just in case you end up liking it more, it's more like a keyboard and had some advantages. Ultimately I prefer stick as it's more fun (and my main goal is fun, not necessarily to be a top tier player)
- get a stick that you can mod by swapping buttons and levers and also art
- for stick art, there are many templates and sometimes places will have mods to turn a non moddable stick to a moddable one (thin Plexi to hold the art)
- also for art you can easily make your own, just get the template and the open source Photoshop equivalent (I forget what it's called) and use online AI sites to upscale any decent official art you find. That's what I did for some Strive art because they had decent art for each character directly from the official site.
- for compatibility you will need a special board, I think Brookes has a universal one but they do make the cost go up quite a bit. You may want to consider having just a few gaming systems for fighters (and shmups if you play them, switch is fun for those)
- if you are in the US check Amazon, I've heard good things about Hori and Quanba, I have a Rap 4 Kai myself, but had to replace the buttons as they were too sensitive to any slight pressure
Good luck!
This SF is extremely beginner friendly and packs quite a bit of singleplayer content. I usually play only VS but the world tour mode is kinda a nice intro to the world and fairly easy to just turn your brain off and enjoy while secretly being taught fundamentals. When it comes to fighting games SF is on the simpler end, and they've continued to make it more accessible by making links easier and I think the minimum move is 4 frames now instead of 3? So a bit slowed down. It takes a while to get good at fighting games but that is not the right approach. These types of games are quite technical and more like a sport or a musical instrument, they require quite a bit of skill to "get gud", on the other hand you can still enjoy playing at your particular level as long as you set the expectations correctly. The expectation must not be "I need to win / be good" but rather "it's super interesting to learn about the depth and complexity of these characters so I can one-day appreciate becoming proficient with one (or more) of them". It's very much a process oriented attitude rather than an end goal target.
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splattered
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Played some online casual matches and had a ton of fun.. i mean AFTER i realized that the different modes all used different control schemes. I started my first online match and none of the buttons were performing the correct attacks. I was like WTF and lost bad. Had to go back find settings to put it back in classic mode. So weird that the controls are even different depending on where you play.
splattered
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How big/complicated is world tour mode? I need to spend more time in D4 with the wifey so don't wanna start getting into world tour if it's gonna eat up a ton of my time to unlock stuff...
SidViscous
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20 hours into the single player, really surprised by how much content was in here - I figured it was just a 4-5 hour tutorial, but nope - story, side missions, some minor RPG mechanics with unlocking outfits and movesets to apply to your character.
Just wish it wasn't quite so ugly, I know it's always the case with character creator models vs handcrafted models but it's night and day between the new NPCs they added and when one of the main roster turns up. It's especially funny when they toggle on the decent lighting model used in the other modes and everything looks great for a 20 second cut-scene or close up, then it goes back to world lighting afterwards and it looks shite again.
But still, loving it - I've learnt a bunch of mechanics and characters whilst "grinding" in a single player RPG, I never knew I wanted this type of mode but it's really helped ease me into the systems, can't wait to finish it and get my ass handed to me online.
Just wish it wasn't quite so ugly, I know it's always the case with character creator models vs handcrafted models but it's night and day between the new NPCs they added and when one of the main roster turns up. It's especially funny when they toggle on the decent lighting model used in the other modes and everything looks great for a 20 second cut-scene or close up, then it goes back to world lighting afterwards and it looks shite again.
But still, loving it - I've learnt a bunch of mechanics and characters whilst "grinding" in a single player RPG, I never knew I wanted this type of mode but it's really helped ease me into the systems, can't wait to finish it and get my ass handed to me online.