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Sh0guni
Finland126 Posts
I feel so naked! | ||
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O-ops
United States4236 Posts
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
Anyways I'm playing some AE on PC right now, first match Gief vs Akuma, got zoned to hell Now I'm on a small upswing, winning some pretty close matches so I'm feeling ogod for once, not sure if I should quit while I'm ahead or keep playing and end up salty as hell | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
add klopschan if you do (same goes for anyone), i can play cammy ibuki or yun all pretty well. east coast connection. | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
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klops
United States674 Posts
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klops
United States674 Posts
any skill levels, just bored. | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
streaming my badbuki for ~30 minutes | ||
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vindKtiv
United States215 Posts
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klops
United States674 Posts
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GTR
51507 Posts
On August 17 2011 03:40 Psychobabas wrote: I bought the hard-copy version. Can you not get that where you live? why should i spend more on a hard copy when i already have ssfiv? | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
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pachi
Melbourne5338 Posts
On August 17 2011 14:29 Zlasher wrote: Because at this rate, it'll cost you more for the other options, or it'll cost you a lot of time, and you'll save 10 bucks Closer to 40 | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
anyone wanna kill 1.5 hours? got another endless lobby up if anyone wants to join. | ||
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iCCup.Nove
United States260 Posts
On August 17 2011 05:49 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote: anyway i'm picking her up to help me cope with Akuma, who has 6-4 or worse matchups against my two main characters  How is the balance in the game? I read comments such as that and I just don't understand. Are there a few characters who are clearly better than the rest? I understand tiers because I used to play SSB melee but are there match ups that are pretty much unwinnable? I'm especially eerie of characters that become available via DLC. I want to play a game that is current and will remain current. I understand the arcade edition just came out but is there a chance of a new street fighter or game coming out? I'm not trying to buy a game, get good at it, then have to play a whole new game in three months. Also should I invest in a pad? Never played in arcades and I barely play console games at that so neither a controller nor joystick are especially comfortable for me. What is the exact reasons most people prefer the pad? The preciceness of movements? Do appreciate all of your input. Thank you. | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
aside from maybe GGAC, SSF4 was probably the most balanced 2d fighter (no fighter has ever been perfect but god it was close). the AE iteration detracted from that however and has quite a bit more character bottleneck with a glaring god tier as well (he is still not as bad as vanilla sagat though). there's no denying that AE was for sure a step backwards though. On August 18 2011 04:30 iCCup.Nove wrote: I want to play a game that is current and will remain current. I understand the arcade edition just came out but is there a chance of a new street fighter or game coming out? I'm not trying to buy a game, get good at it, then have to play a whole new game in three months. the skills you develop learning SF4 apply to any fighting game in the market right now. being good at fighting games is quite universal with minor technicalities. regardless, SF4's niche will not be filled by another for quite some time. a rebalanced AE is being released at the end of this year which will only further AE's life. play whatever is most fun to you - but to answer you directly SF4's life is quite sustained right now. On August 18 2011 04:30 iCCup.Nove wrote: What is the exact reasons most people prefer the pad? The preciceness of movements? they don't. anyway, it's just preference with both having pros and cons. i use a stick, my friend uses a pad. he rapes me some days, i rape him some days. | ||
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Flycycle
United States102 Posts
On August 18 2011 04:30 iCCup.Nove wrote: I've been looking into getting a fighting game and I'm thinking about getting into Street fighter. I do have a couple of questions though: How is the balance in the game? I read comments such as that and I just don't understand. Are there a few characters who are clearly better than the rest? I understand tiers because I used to play SSB melee but are there match ups that are pretty much unwinnable? I'm especially eerie of characters that become available via DLC. I want to play a game that is current and will remain current. I understand the arcade edition just came out but is there a chance of a new street fighter or game coming out? I'm not trying to buy a game, get good at it, then have to play a whole new game in three months. Also should I invest in a pad? Never played in arcades and I barely play console games at that so neither a controller nor joystick are especially comfortable for me. What is the exact reasons most people prefer the pad? The preciceness of movements? Do appreciate all of your input. Thank you. I honestly can't speak much on balance because I'm not particularly great, I'm decent at best right now. There will always be some characters that shit on others and weird match ups, as with any game. They're planning on releasing a balance patch so don't let that hold you back. The next game coming out is Street Fighter X Tekken (I believe), I don't think that will replace AE any time soon. Even if it did, All the skill you build with playing AE will transfer over. As with any other fighting game, Imo. If you are not particular to either, I would suggest investing in a Fight Stick. I've had mine for a while and I'm still not completely used to it like I should be. | ||
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Mannerheim
766 Posts
On August 18 2011 04:57 klops wrote: the skills you develop learning SF4 apply to any fighting game in the market right now. being good at fighting games is quite universal with minor technicalities. regardless, SF4's niche will not be filled by another for quite some time. a rebalanced AE is being released at the end of this year which will only further AE's life. play whatever is most fun to you - but to answer you directly SF4's life is quite sustained right now. The upcoming SFxT should be pretty close to SF4 in terms of gameplay, but MvC3 is a different beast. Of course the basic mechanical skills apply to both, QC/DP motions etc, but being good in SF4 doesn't really stop you from getting dominated in MvC3. It's still a fun game and worth learning though, it just requires its own hours spent in training mode. | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:13 Mannerheim wrote: The upcoming SFxT should be pretty close to SF4 in terms of gameplay, but MvC3 is a different beast. Of course the basic mechanical skills apply to both, QC/DP motions etc, but being good in SF4 doesn't really stop you from getting dominated in MvC3. It's still a fun game and worth learning though, it just requires its own hours spent in training mode. i don't see SFxT being similar to SF4 at all. why? just because they use the same engine? it's gonna be the new CvS. edit - and i was alluding to the fact that being good at one fighter is not entirely wasted on another. | ||
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Mannerheim
766 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:14 klops wrote: i don't see SFxT being similar to SF4 at all. why? just because they use the same engine? it's gonna be the new CvS. Footsies, spacing, blocking etc. look very similar in the videos I've seen so far. Tag combos are of course new, but they're not the whole game. e: I guess it looks so similar because everyone plays it like it's SF4, I suppose the metagame will evolve once the game is actually out. | ||
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