crimzonflame
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Capcom will announce a DLC subscription service. $30/yr, so technically all DLC will be free if you are a subscriber.
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Street Fighter X Tekken |OT| Truly, truly outrageous~
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KidA Seven
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Off topic, but it has something to do with FGC.
http://beastnote.blogspot.com/2012/03/umehara-gunstratos-beta-event-announced.html
Beta events for Gunslinger Stratos that will feature Daigo and Team "Umehara" at the events. Mago, Tokido, Fuudo, and more will be on the team.
Get dat money JP FGC!
http://beastnote.blogspot.com/2012/03/umehara-gunstratos-beta-event-announced.html
Beta events for Gunslinger Stratos that will feature Daigo and Team "Umehara" at the events. Mago, Tokido, Fuudo, and more will be on the team.
Get dat money JP FGC!
you have a second buffer during moves? what's button hold?
i like it too! (casual)
Urien isn't top tier by a long shot. Who were you using?
I might actually go for that if it included disc based updates. It's not the money I mind so much as it is the lying *tearfully turns away*.
I completely understand that expecting a 'different' person to employ 'my' tactics against a random lesser skilled player is unrealistic, but sending out messages like that is unnecessary. I will admit that when I see certain characters, I get a certain face and expect certain things from them, but that changes quickly within the first few seconds of the round. I received similar, lengthy messages basically told to gtfo when I was first starting out and I was completely taken aback by that. I'm not new, I'm far from new, it's just seeing stuff like that happening, knowing it happens to much lesser skilled people more frequently, it disappoints me because I want more people to play fighting games.
I kinda worded it wrong but I meant it more in a general sense, I main Dudley but I was using Remy in this situation.
FindMyFarms
Member
yep, with hwa you can tick into his grab super by doing the qcf, running up to them from a third screen away, then do the hcb. Also you the longass buffer window is why you get a shit load of random unintention super's and dp's.
The button hold is how you link specials in easy mode. Using hwa again, his cc is an axe kick -> Dp loop where you link the Dp. while he's doing the axe kick, you can input the DP motion and then just hold down hard kick, and it'll keep the input active for nine frames. So instead of trying to time that shit, you just do the dp sometime near the end of the axe kick then hold down the button, and it'll come out after the axe kick is over.
For Asuka 523 Dmg Super combo I just cooked up with the info from last page (thanks cromzonflame!) + some info from the SRK thread (for the Flip kick step info)
Jump HP, stand HK, upkicks, take a step forward, F+ LK, f+LP, Super about as soon as you can. 52% Damage combo with Asuka for 2 Meters
And GuardianE, the overhead for the bounce I mentioned is f+MP, btw. Not HP.
Jump HP, stand HK, upkicks, take a step forward, F+ LK, f+LP, Super about as soon as you can. 52% Damage combo with Asuka for 2 Meters
And GuardianE, the overhead for the bounce I mentioned is f+MP, btw. Not HP.
Isn't the tiers, Chun, Yun, Ken, Akuma, Dudley, then Urien? Or is Urien above Dudley?
Character is damn good. He may not be tip top top, but he has great unblockables and beafy combos. Granted he has some hard execution to learn with charge buffering and partioning, etc.
Urien for DLC! <3
crimzonflame
Member
Steve was also revealed within the last 24 hours.
SUPARSTARX
Member
It's alright. They will get patched out.
You got a rage message for being disrespectful and a poor sport. I have no sympathy for that.
It is hard to learn to play fighting games, but if you're not willing to put up a good face, to even try when faced with strong opponents playing matchups that you have difficulty with, then I don't see where you get off trying to lecture anyone about the hostility of the community. Respect goes both ways.
They tried. The terrible Bryan model looks like a Necro asset swap.
SolarPowered
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Depends on whether or not it takes skill to do.
I want Blanka so bad, this is a real troll game missing the ultimate Troll.
A Blanka/Kuma team would be godlike. And he'd be a defensive beast, great for those timeout victories.
Blue and bluer.
ihearthawthats
Banned
wallbounces adhere to the normal juggle rules afaik. the only thing that resets juggling is switch cancels i think.
Same, I haven't touched the game in several days by now but blanka might make me come back.
Though given the reality of them not coming before the autumn vita version I get even more disheartened.
Oh well.
scytheavatar
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http://www.eventhubs.com/guides/2007/dec/18/tiers-character-rankings-street-fighter-3-third-strike/
This is the frequently cited tier list, but essentially the balance of 3S is such a joke that you have Chun, Yun and everyone else can be considered to be far from top tier. In any case Urien would be a terrible addition to this game, considering how nobody uses their meters for Supers and Urien's gameplay is built around his Aegis Shield.
FindMyFarms
Member
None really. All the combos are pretty much just grind time in training mode. Being able to do them doesn't show that you have a propensity to out think your opponent, just means that you have more time to waste on aspects not related to the metagame. A truly honest game would be a game where combos don't take a chunk of time to practice, because then the main factor that will differentiate players isn't who has more spare hours to slave away to repetition, but rather who is actually you know...the better player.
SolarPowered
Member
That is a lot worse than I thought.
damn
We all know that footsies and fundamentals are thought out well enough in XIII anyway. We've seen the gameplay and we've seen Justin make it pretty far with just the basics against people who played the game regularly. Killer combos are awesome, but you can make it far in that game without them. This is not a knock against MvC3, SFIV or SFxT at this rate.
Lol WTF game are you playing? I build meter so fast in this game, that I'm always looking for a chance to confirm into super.
Edit: Also Urien already did tons of damage without the shield---shield just helped him do unblockables and control space. Urien was already doing the basic juggles for this game.
Jump HK., st. Hp. shoulder check, shoulder check, ex headbutt.
Kai Dracon
Writing a dinosaur space opera symphony
Just looked at the video of the Pac Man infinite - holy shit LOL
Between that and Mega Man's instant universal moon launch, ultimate troll characters confirmed.
Between that and Mega Man's instant universal moon launch, ultimate troll characters confirmed.
ihearthawthats
Banned
lol @ refusing to fight someone because of their name. i need to find a more intimidating name so people give me free wins too.bhk3 said:
I don't like Urien, but I would love to see him be a more expanded character rather then mirror games all day.
I need videos, videos of infinites! I haven't seen steves.
Whats the megaman flying thing I've been reading about?
He is annoying tier though. Online Urien's tend to have the 1 dimensional strategy of fireball, juggle with shoulder if it hits, Aegis high/low when the opportunity arises, headbutt if in trouble. Hard to deal with online.
MiniBossBattle
Member
Shhh... Your giving away my playstyle.
You also forgot whiffed headbutt to throw. Man, Urien in this game would be awesome.
Don't forget the "gootecks" of crouching short into dash throw.
Best part about Urien is how many throws you can get on people due to his quick and far dash. Plus his footsies is damn solid imo.
Plus in this game without parries, he could do knee drop set ups and probably tag cancel for some of that cheaaaaap stuuuuf yeeees.
Edit: @ Jenga Yeah he's mad safe. His back dash option after doing one is great too. Dude can backdash damn near anything since he's so invulnerable during it.
NoizyChild
Member
How was he being disrespectful? He let him have his victory, right? I could see if he quit on him, but he didn't.
And he didn't say it was the matchup that was giving him trouble. He said there was just a big skill gap. Believe it or not, everybody doesn't learn by getting their face pounded in by someone leagues above them.
http://www.capcom-unity.com/brelsto...es_and_more_coming_to_street_fighter_x_tekken
New costumes, gems, patches and more coming to Street Fighter X Tekken
New costumes, gems, patches and more coming to Street Fighter X Tekken
The good news: the free stuff is everything but Costumes and Characters.
NoizyChild
Member
DLC News Incoming!
FREE
Nine new gem packs totaling 60+ new gems
Replay analyzer
Tournament support for gem selection
Three new quick combo pre-sets
Three additional gem loadout slots
Three new color packs with four colors each
PAID
Swap Costumes - $1.00 (80 MSP) each or in two $13.00 (1040 MSP) Street Fighter and/or Tekken packs
DLC characters - $20.00 (1600 MSP) for all 12 new fighters
FREE
Nine new gem packs totaling 60+ new gems
Replay analyzer
Tournament support for gem selection
Three new quick combo pre-sets
Three additional gem loadout slots
Three new color packs with four colors each
PAID
Swap Costumes - $1.00 (80 MSP) each or in two $13.00 (1040 MSP) Street Fighter and/or Tekken packs
DLC characters - $20.00 (1600 MSP) for all 12 new fighters
Hot on the heels of its March 6 release date, SFxT is about to kick off regular updates – meant to keep the experience fresh all through the year – with a blend of free and paid DLC. There’s a whole bunch o’ content coming, so let’s break it all down…
Up first on April 3 are Swap Costumes that take the “alternate costume” DLC idea one step further – instead of offering basic alts, these outfits cross the fashion line by dressing SF characters as Tekken characters and vice versa. See Raven dress as Guy, Cammy as King and uh, Kuma as R. Mika…(?)
Swap Costumes are available for $1.00 (80 Microsoft Points) each, or if you wanna dive in for the whole assortment you can pick up the Street Fighter or Tekken collection packs for $13.00 (1040 MSP) each – buying one pack saves $6.00, grabbing both saves $12.00. April 3 also brings three free color packs, each containing four new additions to the palette for added customization options. Topping off the April 3 additions are three new quick combos, making for a total of five pre-programmed attack patterns. While spamming these pre-set combos is tempting, don’t forget each use saps some of your Cross Gauge!
Shortly after those items arrive, look for a free tournament support title update that will add a new and faster way to select your gems from the versus screen via a dial system. We’ll actually run a live stream this Monday at 4pm PT to show off this update, so head to our Twitch TV page for details. The tournament update will also include improvements to the online sound issues discussed in Ayano-san’s earlier blog.
Looking just a few more weeks beyond the tournament support addition, the next big wave is a massive selection of free content delivered as a title update. This includes three new Assist Gem packs and six new Boost Gem packs, which add over 60 gems to the selection pool. This sizable infusion of new gems exponentially increases the customization options for every player, so we should see some interesting new loadouts once this DLC arrives. To that point, we’re also tossing in three more gem slots per character in which you can save your preferred loadouts. Finally, this update comes complete with a free replay analyzer, which enables you to dissect each fighters’ vital statistics.
The biggest additions come soon after the PlayStation Vita version launches later this year – the 12 characters debuting on Vita will come to consoles as a $20.00 (1600 MSP) bundle. I know many were worried past character pricing would push the cost of this update sky high, so I’m happy to say Blanka, Sakura, Guy, Cody, Elena, Dudley, Alisa, Bryan, Christie, Jack, Lars and Lei will not break the bank.
One additional note – the dev team is also already working on solutions to the infinite combos currently making the rounds on YouTube, and will have them patched up once these other updates are out the door.
I know this was a massive wall of text, so for further clarity, here’s everything we discussed above. This all begins on April 3 with Swap Costumes, color packs and quick combos, and then rolls out over the next several weeks:
FREE
Nine new gem packs totaling 60+ new gems
Replay analyzer
Tournament support for gem selection
Three new quick combo pre-sets
Three additional gem loadout slots
Three new color packs with four colors each
PAID
Swap Costumes – $1.00 (80 MSP) each or in two $13.00 (1040 MSP) Street Fighter and/or Tekken packs
DLC characters – $20.00 (1600 MSP) for all 12 new fighters
Up first on April 3 are Swap Costumes that take the “alternate costume” DLC idea one step further – instead of offering basic alts, these outfits cross the fashion line by dressing SF characters as Tekken characters and vice versa. See Raven dress as Guy, Cammy as King and uh, Kuma as R. Mika…(?)
Swap Costumes are available for $1.00 (80 Microsoft Points) each, or if you wanna dive in for the whole assortment you can pick up the Street Fighter or Tekken collection packs for $13.00 (1040 MSP) each – buying one pack saves $6.00, grabbing both saves $12.00. April 3 also brings three free color packs, each containing four new additions to the palette for added customization options. Topping off the April 3 additions are three new quick combos, making for a total of five pre-programmed attack patterns. While spamming these pre-set combos is tempting, don’t forget each use saps some of your Cross Gauge!
Shortly after those items arrive, look for a free tournament support title update that will add a new and faster way to select your gems from the versus screen via a dial system. We’ll actually run a live stream this Monday at 4pm PT to show off this update, so head to our Twitch TV page for details. The tournament update will also include improvements to the online sound issues discussed in Ayano-san’s earlier blog.
Looking just a few more weeks beyond the tournament support addition, the next big wave is a massive selection of free content delivered as a title update. This includes three new Assist Gem packs and six new Boost Gem packs, which add over 60 gems to the selection pool. This sizable infusion of new gems exponentially increases the customization options for every player, so we should see some interesting new loadouts once this DLC arrives. To that point, we’re also tossing in three more gem slots per character in which you can save your preferred loadouts. Finally, this update comes complete with a free replay analyzer, which enables you to dissect each fighters’ vital statistics.
The biggest additions come soon after the PlayStation Vita version launches later this year – the 12 characters debuting on Vita will come to consoles as a $20.00 (1600 MSP) bundle. I know many were worried past character pricing would push the cost of this update sky high, so I’m happy to say Blanka, Sakura, Guy, Cody, Elena, Dudley, Alisa, Bryan, Christie, Jack, Lars and Lei will not break the bank.
One additional note – the dev team is also already working on solutions to the infinite combos currently making the rounds on YouTube, and will have them patched up once these other updates are out the door.
I know this was a massive wall of text, so for further clarity, here’s everything we discussed above. This all begins on April 3 with Swap Costumes, color packs and quick combos, and then rolls out over the next several weeks:
FREE
Nine new gem packs totaling 60+ new gems
Replay analyzer
Tournament support for gem selection
Three new quick combo pre-sets
Three additional gem loadout slots
Three new color packs with four colors each
PAID
Swap Costumes – $1.00 (80 MSP) each or in two $13.00 (1040 MSP) Street Fighter and/or Tekken packs
DLC characters – $20.00 (1600 MSP) for all 12 new fighters
I even thought about putting in Urien's throw to my list. But that's a bit less annoying cause it actually requires them to move forward into harms way.
I want to thank zlatko and Rice-Eater for their Kazuya advice. Confirm into slaughterhook c.fp ex slaughterhook and followup is my new "go to" combo. Next up, learn how to tag cancel someone in. It looks like slaughterhook into c.hp into his whirlwind kick (whatever it's called) is the way to go without risking mist step input error.
Ooh, DLC info.
I want to thank zlatko and Rice-Eater for their Kazuya advice. Confirm into slaughterhook c.fp ex slaughterhook and followup is my new "go to" combo. Next up, learn how to tag cancel someone in. It looks like slaughterhook into c.hp into his whirlwind kick (whatever it's called) is the way to go without risking mist step input error.
Ooh, DLC info.
FindMyFarms
Member
Oh for sure, I'm just saying that combos shouldn't have to be grinded out in training mode. I love kof13, and you're correct in saying that fundamentals carry through, but it always helps to be able to convert to max damage on your openings. To do that for most characters you have to grind it out in training mode, and I just think that's ridiculous. And to me that's definitely a knock on KoF13. You didn't have to bother with that stuff in 98 or 2k2, so it's more a KoF13 thing than a series trait.
crimzonflame
Member
I would have paid $20 just for Sakura.
Lazy vs Crazy
Member
I doubt that includes the alt costumes for the DLC characters.
Kai Dracon
Writing a dinosaur space opera symphony
Important note buried in this update: it sounds like there will be both a "dial system" for editing gem units at the select screen as well as the USB stick support in the tournament patch.
It makes it sound like the tournament mode isn't a separate thing but just an overhaul of the regular offline versus mode / character select screen.
It makes it sound like the tournament mode isn't a separate thing but just an overhaul of the regular offline versus mode / character select screen.