Rose of Eternity
Banned
Yeah I definitely saw GOGETPAID when looking for ranked matches but not sure if we actually played. Probably not. I didn't have an issue finding games even at 0BP which is nice.
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Ultra Street Fighter IV |OT| What is old is new once again
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Yeah I definitely saw GOGETPAID when looking for ranked matches but not sure if we actually played. Probably not. I didn't have an issue finding games even at 0BP which is nice.
CountBlack
Member
I've won so many rounds with this. Just wait a couple frames after their wakeup so they have enough time to backdash/press a button = GET BOPPED breh
I never really do it anymore,but the one time I did it I got Yams with it ͡(° ͜ʖ ͡°)
had some good games tho
skLaFarebear
Member
Just learned the hard way that Ken's ultra has priority over Makoto's ultra 1.
I can't fight shotos to save my life ;_;
I can't fight shotos to save my life ;_;
Allforce
Member
I want to buy Ultra on Steam, I've never owned a version of SFIV on Steam before. Does purchasing the Ultra Edition for 29.99 give me ALL the DLC to date? I'm asking because I can't find a definitive answer yet as to whether you actually get all the Vacation and Animal costume variations that came out after Ultra was released and I am a sucker for all that corny stuff and would like to have it in the game without shelling out for extra costume packs.
DR2K
Banned
Ultra has everything prior to vacation and animal pack.
ShinMaruku
Member
One of my fave matches is I was fighting a Dan and I baited his wake up ultra and then Juri asked him if it felt good with hers. I was laughing through the whole ultra. I then turned off the game and never played it for months.
"Feels good doesn't it"
Laggy Grapplers are the worst
ShinMaruku
Member
The Mango Sentinel
Member
Haha, they just updated it yesterday. I guess that wasn't good enough?
Rice-Eater
Member
Man this is kind of embarrassing to admit, but all this time I was playing the PC version with Vsync on and I didn't realize it. In the past I would turn it off and use some 3rd party application to remove the screen tearing. Then something went wrong with my PC early this year I and reinstalled Windows to fix it. I don't remember coming to a decision to use Vsync, but I guess I was lazy and just let it rock. But over time I somehow forgot about this.
No wonder I felt no difference going from PC to PS3. And no wonder PS4 doesn't bother me at all. These 3 versions I've been playing have the worse input lag and are all about the same. When I turned off Vsync on the PC version I was legit shook when I went back to training mode to test my execution lol.
Honestly, I'm just going to keep playing with Vsync on. No reason to mess with my current set up. I'm use to it and it's in line with with the PS3 and PS4 version. I'm also not actively attending tournaments either so it won't affect me there. I'll change it if they ever get the PS4 version down to Xbox/PC level or if I'm planning on going to a tournament.
No wonder I felt no difference going from PC to PS3. And no wonder PS4 doesn't bother me at all. These 3 versions I've been playing have the worse input lag and are all about the same. When I turned off Vsync on the PC version I was legit shook when I went back to training mode to test my execution lol.
Honestly, I'm just going to keep playing with Vsync on. No reason to mess with my current set up. I'm use to it and it's in line with with the PS3 and PS4 version. I'm also not actively attending tournaments either so it won't affect me there. I'll change it if they ever get the PS4 version down to Xbox/PC level or if I'm planning on going to a tournament.
man vs machine
https://youtu.be/h9fy-yrGuFw?t=46m33s
https://youtu.be/h9fy-yrGuFw?t=46m33s
direct_quote
Member
Well I guess I got blown over on FGC asking this question, but is anyone sticking with SF4 for PS4? Should I just get a better PC instead? I'm deciding whether I should take the plunge and get a PS4, or build a PC. The only games I want so far are DMC4:SE (and SF5 down the line) both on PC. I was thinking of picking up blood borne, but I don't know...
SUPARSTARX
Member
At this point it's just another copy of the game in my possession. lol
PC is still my premiere choice. I will screw around on Xbox version but I think my gold is running out and I won't be renewing since I am pro-PlayStation Plus these days. PS4+PS3+PC!
PC is still my premiere choice. I will screw around on Xbox version but I think my gold is running out and I won't be renewing since I am pro-PlayStation Plus these days. PS4+PS3+PC!
Emperor Bohe
Member
This probably doesn't help, but I play on 360.
I only have AE on Steam.
I only have AE on Steam.
Rose of Eternity
Banned
Mic, I been sticking with Guy and feeling it. Let's get some games in later.
Sure man, just lemme know when. I'm available all day today
SFIV is quickly improving on the PS4, so it's almost the definitive console version at this point. Of course, purchasing the console enable you to play SFV on it and Bloodborne (and anime FG since they will appear for sure on the PS4 while it's anyone guess if you will see them on PC or the Xbox one). With a PS4, you're covered for everything outside of KI.
CountAntonius
Member
SFV hype is taking me and I feel like I may get back into SF. No longer play on consoles so I'm wondering how the PC version is in terms of players and lag. I'm pretty sure it will be daily deal sometimes so I can get it a better cheaper than it is now.
Also I used to be a stick player back when I played before because it was what all the best players did but I could never get used to it in hundreds of hours and this time around I feel like going pad and seeing if I like it better.
Anyone have any experience with this one?
I'm assuming it's plug and play on PC?
Also I used to be a stick player back when I played before because it was what all the best players did but I could never get used to it in hundreds of hours and this time around I feel like going pad and seeing if I like it better.
Anyone have any experience with this one?
I'm assuming it's plug and play on PC?
PC version is the best platform in terms of graphics/netcode. In terms of players it's definitely the lowest, but it's still very easy to find matches. If you wait in training mode while looking for matches it generally takes about 30 seconds or less to get matched with someone.
As long as you dont have a first gen MadCatz stick you should be able to plug and play with no issues.
CountAntonius
Member
Whoa they fixed the netcode? i had heard nothing but bad things when they transferred over from GFWL. That's good to hear.
Rice-Eater
Member
SFIV is quickly improving on the PS4, so it's almost the definitive console version at this point. Of course, purchasing the console enable you to play SFV on it and Bloodborne (and anime FG since they will appear for sure on the PS4 while it's anyone guess if you will see them on PC or the Xbox one). With a PS4, you're covered for everything outside of KI.
I've gone all in on the PS4 version. It's now the one I play the most even though it still has its problems. But what can I say, nothing beats convenience. I can use suspend/resume to quickly jump back into the game within something like 15 seconds and it doesn't prevent me from using my PC(when I'm waiting for a match for example) which the PC version obviously does. My PS3 and Xbox have both been officially retired now. It's PS4 and PC from now on, but I'll probably play the PS4 version more often.
The Mango Sentinel
Member
I tried the ps4 version again today after not having played it since the day it launched and it was MUCH better. I'm down to play sometime, just send me a message. I'll likely be on Destiny, but it's very nice to take a break from that every now and then.
I might play a bit scrubby though since I'm not really feeling the ps4 controller.
PSN - EyelessOrphan
Kaleinc
Banned
BCW?
So I bought USF4 on PS4 yesterday and decided to complete arcade mode with every character so I could get more of an understanding of each characters movesets.
No matter what I do, I can't beat Seth with Makoto. Do you guys have any tips? I've been stuck for hours trying to beat him in the 2nd round (1st round is super easy)
No matter what I do, I can't beat Seth with Makoto. Do you guys have any tips? I've been stuck for hours trying to beat him in the 2nd round (1st round is super easy)
Laws00
Member
don't know but i think its a clan/group or something.
...A clan? ...For a fighting game?
Laws00
Member
Dont worry, they all suck anyway.
Stallion Dan
Member
Use heavy normals, well spaced jumps and sweeps, seem to screw with him for some reason. Trying to tackle and trick him like you would a human player just makes him pull off all sorts of telepathic bullshit. Really not a good example of how to learn a character.
robotzombie
Member
So I have a sort of weird scenario. I only really play locally with friends and they've grown accustomed to being able to predict what I'm about to do just by listening to my super loud stick movements. I'm the only one who uses a stick, so it's pretty apparent. This turns into me sort of playing a meta-game of false movements just to trick my friends, which is pretty pointless otherwise and I'd like to get away from doing that. This is especially apparent as I play characters with a lot of 360s and double 360s.
Anyone else deal with this at all?
Anyone else deal with this at all?
If you have 8 buttons on your stick set two of them to nothing. Use those two buttons to trick them into thinking you're doing something when you're really doing nothing at all
This comes up with everyone who plays stick tbh.
Fakes and feints are common in play with sticks. Only way to avoid that is to play pad. Empty buttons help but it's still there.
direct_quote
Member
You can at least get silenter buttons though right?
He said stick movements though, not the buttons, so idk.
I will say that reducing your mash makes this meta-game harder. Using more precise motions helps in some situations.
oh the stick itself?
You just gotta play less predictable then man lol. Play with precision.
Pretty much. Mashing is going to be obvious in real life no matter what.
robotzombie
Member
I guess the big issue is really just practicing my 360s then. Generally with DPs and quarter/half circles its not a problem, but those 360s are damn hard to perform smoothly. Especially with ultras, but then again, I need to get away from busting out ultras when I shouldn't be anyway.