Hidden Missiles is game changing and game controlling, it's the best assist in the game and I am fucking tired of it's bull shit.
It's probably not going to get changed either, same as wesker.
Hidden Missiles is game changing and game controlling, it's the best assist in the game and I am fucking tired of it's bull shit.
Hidden Missiles is game changing and game controlling, it's the best assist in the game and I am fucking tired of it's bull shit.
It's probably not going to get changed either, same as wesker.
hey you know how to do the kubo escape right? can you post how exactly to do it? i want to practice it. wonder how hawkeye/haggar would have done against champ. his magneto's pressure is just to damn much for many and they eventually get opened up. i always use lariat to stop magneto's from attacking me from above so i only have to worry about his low attacks. makes me sad that there wasn't any haggars in top 16. ;_; although there was plenty of task's in top 16 so there was something i liked. also taekua was the only cosmic lord on xbox that make it to top 16. viscant and dios x got bounced out before that. don't know if this evo is gonna change the way people play the game other than maybe use doom missiles. people were already jumping on the vergil bandwagon and other than that we didn't see anything else that will make people copy.F. Champ and Chris G place deservingly high for the work they put into this game.
Infrit makes me look like an idiot for saying that WNF/TRB regulars are free.
Wong gets peaced out early for playing the game he wants instead of the game that exists.
Mexican Organism Designed Only for Killing makes some waves.
Guy who put me in losers gets top 8.
Flocker gets at least a couple of chances to demonstrate that Zero is a Totally Fair Character.
Pretty satisfied with the outcome for finals day, all in all.
You can perform the trick when the following conditions are met:hey you know how to do the kubo escape right? can you post how exactly to do it?
Agreed on this except for Infrit I knew he was a solid player and he has been getting better and better at the game with each WNF attendance. He might not get the screen time that some of these other players get on stream and he isn't as animated as the rest but he is definitely a solid player who knows the game well.F. Champ and Chris G place deservingly high for the work they put into this game.
Infrit makes me look like an idiot for saying that WNF/TRB regulars are free.
Wong gets peaced out early for playing the game he wants instead of the game that exists.
Mexican Organism Designed Only for Killing makes some waves.
Guy who put me in losers gets top 8.
Flocker gets at least a couple of chances to demonstrate that Zero is a Totally Fair Character.
I never really understood why Magneto could have linkable cr jabs, but Shehulk had to have them removed. It's not like she could cancel them into fly and get intant over heads or anything. . .
In top 8?
Combofiend vs ChrisG
Chris G vs Justin Wong (although most of that match wasn't played with Missiles)
FChamp vs Combofiend
FChamp vs Infrit (first set)
FChamp vs ChrisG (Hidden Missiles mirror)
FChamp vs Infrit (2nd and 3rd set)
7 sets of top 8 had Missiles on them, one of them had it on both teams.
Basically 2 players in top 8 had Missiles and 1 person had Drones. These 3 assists basically dictated the pace of top 8 for the most part.
You know what my favorite part about the top 8 was? The massive amount of counter picking going on. There were counter picks WITHIN counter picks.
*Justin counter picks ChrisG MorriDoom team, ChrisG picks OG team. Justin loses, picks OG team, ChrisG goes to MorriDoom against the Wolverine team.
*Combo picks Nova team against FChamp's Phoenix team, bodies him. FChamp picks Dorm team, beats Combo who switches to She Hulk team. Combo beats him, FChamp goes back to Phoenix team and beats him to force the switch.
If Infrit had a pocket Hawkeye then things would've been a lot different at EVO.
How many characters can capitalize off of Hidden Missiles, the way Magneto does?
MvC3 was my first "real" fighting game that I took seriously, and I am decent now. In terms of execution requirements, it's the easiest fighting game out there unless you want to do fancy stuff. You can get by without doing those things. It definitely takes time and dedication, though.Hey guys, I watched most of the games during EVO this weekend and I decided that I would like to start getting into some fighting games. However, I watched the UMvC3 matches and it seems like it has an extremely high skill barrier.
As a casual player and someone who doesn't really have the time nor patience to spend hours every day practicing, do you think UMvC3 would be a good game to get into? I don't really care about being really good but I also don't want a game where I am going to get constantly massacred online.
If "the way Magneto does" means full combos, definitely not Dormammu. Characters that can stairmaster to the ground like Magneto and characters that can cause hard knockdown/ground bounce from the air.How many characters can capitalize off of Hidden Missiles, the way Magneto does?
MvC3 was my first "real" fighting game that I took seriously, and I am decent now. In terms of execution requirements, it's the easiest fighting game out there unless you want to do fancy stuff. You can get by without doing those things. It definitely takes time and dedication, though.
Edit: The game is $30 on Amazon right now.
I started out stomping everyone else because my team was cheap as hell pre-Vanilla patch (Sentinel/Dormammu/Doom (Hidden Missiles). You're coming to the game late, so you're going to get stomped a lot. That's just how it is when you enter any competitive game after it has been released. You can find people to play with on here, though, and that makes the stomps less painful. Some folks, like me (PS3), will be glad to use an alternate team that he/she is not experienced with to even the playing field.Yeah I saw that price, great deal. It also looked really fun on the EVO stream and I'm a fan of Marvel characters, so this game has a lot going on, thematically, that interests me. I just don't want to walk into a community that will hand me my ass over and over again simply because everyone is significantly more dedicated than I am.
If you don't mind me asking, how long did it take you until you got decent with it?
Unbiased answer:Hey guys, I watched most of the games during EVO this weekend and I decided that I would like to start getting into some fighting games. However, I watched the UMvC3 matches and it seems like it has an extremely high skill barrier.
As a casual player and someone who doesn't really have the time nor patience to spend hours every day practicing, do you think UMvC3 would be a good game to get into? I don't really care about being really good but I also don't want a game where I am going to get constantly massacred online.
I back this answer entirely, except that I think you should never, ever use the Simple Mode control scheme. Learn to play the game for real. I'll also reiterate that there are a ton of people that suck online. It's mind-boggling how bad some people are when the game is over a year old now.Unbiased answer:
You will always get the idea that something has a very high skill barrier from watching the highest level of play though.
Here's the thing about fighting games, you get as much out of the games as you put in, and this stays especially true for online play. There's no way to sugarcoat it, if you play online in pretty much every game in the genre, your going to get steamrolled online unless you put some time into learning the game and how it operates. At least at the start.
It doesn't have to be hours each day to play and practice though, but as long as you put a bit of time into learning how everything works (much of which goes unexplained by the game itself), you can do decent online. So in this sense fighting games are like every other online game, just the learning curve might be a wee bit steeper for the average player. Surprisingly, there are still a ton of low-level players online last time I checked, I know this because I'm a low level player. I still think the hardest bit is understanding stuff like DHCs which the game doesn't explain, but there are plenty of resources in OP of this thread for newcomers like you to get up to speed and help you understand Marvel if you wish to dig deeper.
Biased answer:
But it's all SO worth it. The good part about Marvel for newcomers is that it takes relatively low execution to make cool shit happen and give you instant gratification. Low enough that early on pro players complained about how easy it was for new players to get into it and so well. The control scheme was even changed from previous iterations to be more newcomer friendly, in addition to there being an even simpler control scheme availabloffice you do choose. On top of that, if you have solid fundamentals (learn how to block, how to approach your opponent) which can transfer from other games and game genres, you can do fairly well. Screw doing things analytically, slap together a random team and see what happens; it's likely it will be some cool shit.
I think Marvel is a solid pick for someone's first fighter, especially if it's what caught your eye at EVO. I think you should pull the trigger. Do it. Now.
EDIT: if your a fan of Marvel characters, you'll absolutely love it. UMvC3 is pretty much Fanservice: The Game. There are so many tiny touches from all the quips to how character talk to each other to references galore throughout stages, alternate colors, etc.
I back this answer entirely, except that I think you should never, ever use the Simple Mode control scheme. Learn to play the game for real. I'll also reiterate that there are a ton of people that suck online. It's mind-boggling how bad some people are when the game is over a year old now.
as long as you don't put ANY under rank you won't really get matched up with somebody higher than you. of course there could be people like me who reset their record to do it over again but overall i'll say that the people with beginning ranks are kinda crappy. hell at one point i had a 50 win streak and only lost because i goofed around with a phoenix user and got bit in the ass. -_- oh and one of my fav moments this evo.Yeah, but the matchmaking is so bad, you'll likely get a matchup with someone way out of your skill bracket
F. Champ and Chris G place deservingly high for the work they put into this game.
Infrit makes me look like an idiot for saying that WNF/TRB regulars are free.
Wong gets peaced out early for playing the game he wants instead of the game that exists.
Mexican Organism Designed Only for Killing makes some waves.
Guy who put me in losers gets top 8.
Flocker gets at least a couple of chances to demonstrate that Zero is a Totally Fair Character.
Pretty satisfied with the outcome for finals day, all in all.
Do you like a game where you push a lot of buttons or do you want a more strategically paced game? If you want the former, you want Marvel.Dammit, you guys are making this game seem very appealing haha. I do love my Marvel characters enzo, which is a big reason I'm so interested in this game. Watching Magneto beating the shit out of Dr. Doom, and Phoenix flying around beasting on Nova is just plain cool. I've basically narrowed it down to either this game or Soul Calibur V, so I have some thinking to do.Or maybe I'll just get both.
If I do get it, which console would you guys suggest? I have no interest in getting an arcade stick and supposedly the PS3 controller is better for fighters, but I hear the PS3 version also has slowdown so I'm leaning towards 360.
Yeah, 645 demonstrated it to Chavelo and I. I didn't try it, but it seemed somewhat easy to do, if also somewhat limited in actual use.
Neat trick, though.
So, after watching Evo and having picked up Doom like, a week ago I've come to the conclusion that he is indeed, the best character in the game. Good mobility, can DHC from anything, can effectively rush down or range people out, and... you know. That assist. I really think that as this game evolves, HM is going to have to be used by everyone. It's just too good.
Come at me broz.
as long as you don't put ANY under rank you won't really get matched up with somebody higher than you. of course there could be people like me who reset their record to do it over again but overall i'll say that the people with beginning ranks are kinda crappy. hell at one point i had a 50 win streak and only lost because i goofed around with a phoenix user and got bit in the ass. -_- oh and one of my fav moments this evo.
I've always thought he's top 5. But now I'm saying HE'S THE BESS.I always thought Doom was one of the, if not THE best character in the game. I think it's safe to say he's top 5 after this Evo. That assist is way too fucking good.
I feel like I see a lot of people sandbagging. I'm pretty bad and get people with low #s of games played who obviously know what they're doing.
You'll get biased answers here about SCV, haha. I have over 500 hours in the game and have never experienced slowdown on the PS3 version. If you pay for Xbox online, you'll probably get a better experience there just because so many PS3s are wireless, but the PS3 controller is generally superior for fighting games. The OT also has a list of most of the people that play here, so you can get a good idea of who is around to fight.Dammit, you guys are making this game seem very appealing haha. I do love my Marvel characters enzo, which is a big reason I'm so interested in this game. Watching Magneto beating the shit out of Dr. Doom, and Phoenix flying around beasting on Nova is just plain cool. I've basically narrowed it down to either this game or Soul Calibur V, so I have some thinking to do.Or maybe I'll just get both.
If I do get it, which console would you guys suggest? I have no interest in getting an arcade stick and supposedly the PS3 controller is better for fighters, but I hear the PS3 version also has slowdown so I'm leaning towards 360.
At a low level, I have never occurred too great of a skill gap. I think this is primarily an issue at higher skill levels. At a low level, you get paired with people who are just like you, worse, or slightly better, which is exactly how I think it should be IMO.Yeah, but the matchmaking is so bad, you'll likely get a matchup with someone way out of your skill bracket
Don't let it discourage you, but it can be really frustrating considering how quickly you can get blown up in this game. SFIV's online system seems to provide much better matchups.
PS3 if you have no interest in getting an arcade stick, because of better D-pad. The slowdown is of no issue to you unless your going to play super seriously, I think. Though I think I'm not the most qualified to comment on such because I only play on 360.Dammit, you guys are making this game seem very appealing haha. I do love my Marvel characters enzo, which is a big reason I'm so interested in this game. Watching Magneto beating the shit out of Dr. Doom, and Phoenix flying around beasting on Nova is just plain cool. I've basically narrowed it down to either this game or Soul Calibur V, so I have some thinking to do.Or maybe I'll just get both.
If I do get it, which console would you guys suggest? I have no interest in getting an arcade stick and supposedly the PS3 controller is better for fighters, but I hear the PS3 version also has slowdown so I'm leaning towards 360.
Do you like a game where you push a lot of buttons or do you want a more strategically paced game? If you want the former, you want Marvel....if you want the latter, I'd still pick Marvel because I think it's just more fun to play.
Karsticles said:You'll get biased answers here about SCV, haha. I have over 500 hours in the game and have never experienced slowdown on the PS3 version. If you pay for Xbox online, you'll probably get a better experience there just because so many PS3s are wireless, but the PS3 controller is generally superior for fighting games. The OT also has a list of most of the people that play here, so you can get a good idea of who is around to fight.