Haven't played in a while and i just tried turning the game on, now i'm getting the fatal error. How did you guys fix it? Do i just have to wait for a patch?
If you're playing from steam, right click the game in your steam games library, go to properties, local files tab, and click verify integrity of game cache. It should patch after that and fix the fatal error problem.
I'm having a little trouble with canceling normals into special moves. I often find myself rushing when I'm playing against an opponent and end up whiffing my special because my normal didn't hit (I started it, but cancelled it too early I guess) ;(
I also have trouble learning how to attack without jumping, it seems like I get hit by random moves a lot of the time because I don't react fast enough. I probably need a better monitor, I suspect my monitor lags, but I don't think that's the main source of my problems (lol noob blaming equipment) ... Does anyone have a tip to stop jumping? I do it because I have higher success rate... I play Rose if there's some extra tips for her.
On November 03 2011 07:38 2WeaK wrote: I'm having a little trouble with canceling normals into special moves. I often find myself rushing when I'm playing against an opponent and end up whiffing my special because my normal didn't hit (I started it, but cancelled it too early I guess) ;(
I also have trouble learning how to attack without jumping, it seems like I get hit by random moves a lot of the time because I don't react fast enough. I probably need a better monitor, I suspect my monitor lags, but I don't think that's the main source of my problems (lol noob blaming equipment) ... Does anyone have a tip to stop jumping? I do it because I have higher success rate... I play Rose if there's some extra tips for her.
If they're spamming random special moves you should just bait it and block, then punish.
Information about the teams coming to canada cup this weekend has been released.
The first team europe is looking pretty damn strong, pretty much the top players except for v-ryu, which is quite a shame :<. Curious to see how good Xian is with gen too, he is supposed to be pretty damn good, but he havnt been playing gen for very long i think.
I will hate seeing Champ getting bodied by the 2 Japanese teams just because of the character he plays. As far as his ability as a player goes he's as good as anyone on the U.S team - or any other team, for that matter - but Dhalsim has like 2 6-4 matches out of the 10 Japanese representative and the rest are 3-7 matchups. On top of that, almost every other team has a Yun or a Yang lol @@
Dunno why Justin picked Floe. He's mega free in high-pressure situations. I want to see who is going to go to Canada. The U.S has Flash, Juicebox, Strider, Valle, Pr Rog, Hsien Chang, Ricky O., Latif (he probably isn't going), and all of them would do better than Floe when it comes time to see who choke first.
Ricky said on twitter that they don't allow repeat characters so Justin is the Rufus, and Ricky won't be on it. I agree though I'd rather see so many players over Floe's Yang...even Justin's Yang I'd take, in combination with Ricky's Rufus instead..
On November 03 2011 14:50 O-ops wrote: lol, Ricky O. got edged out.
I will hate seeing Champ getting bodied by the 2 Japanese teams just because of the character he plays. As far as his ability as a player goes he's as good as anyone on the U.S team - or any other team, for that matter - but Dhalsim has like 2 6-4 matches out of the 10 Japanese representative and the rest are 3-7 matchups. On top of that, almost every other team has a Yun or a Yang lol @@
Dunno why Justin picked Floe. He's mega free in high-pressure situations. I want to see who is going to go to Canada. The U.S has Flash, Juicebox, Strider, Valle, Pr Rog, Hsien Chang, Ricky O., Latif (he probably isn't going), and all of them would do better than Floe when it comes time to see who choke first.
GL U.S.A, anyway.
I gotta agree with you. Champ is one of the best Dhalsim's I've seen, but some of those matchups are terrible. Those two team Japan's...so scary, especially the first team. Should be a really great 5on5 tourney. Despite the matchup disadvantages I still like Champ on the US team. Floe though, eh, if Pr Rog, Latif, or Flash were going I'd have chosen one of them instead. They must not be though, I couldn't imagine you would pick Floe over any of them.
The real question is Team Korea. 3 people, that are probably beasts, we haven't seen. Also, Xian's Gen should be interesting to see. I wonder how far he's come along. Is this Louffy's first tourney outside of Eu? I liked watching his rose back when I mained her. Especially back when he beat Daigo with her in vanilla, though I guess Daigo didn't have any matchup experience against her. Still should be awesome to see how he does against all the other players from around the world. Isn't he a pad player?
Too bad Daigo isn't coming. Want to see more of his akuma.
Hey I want to start following the SSF4 scene. Can someone explain it to me from the perspective of a SC fan? Like, what are the most prestigious tourneys, who the best players are, how are players rated (ELO? I've heard of BP, is that like iCCup ranking?), community figures (anyone the equivalent of Day[9]), etc.
On November 04 2011 03:25 jw232 wrote: Hey I want to start following the SSF4 scene. Can someone explain it to me from the perspective of a SC fan? Like, what are the most prestigious tourneys, who the best players are, how are players rated (ELO? I've heard of BP, is that like iCCup ranking?), community figures (anyone the equivalent of Day[9]), etc.
gootecks and mike ross are the main community figures imo
On November 04 2011 03:25 jw232 wrote: Hey I want to start following the SSF4 scene. Can someone explain it to me from the perspective of a SC fan? Like, what are the most prestigious tourneys, who the best players are, how are players rated (ELO? I've heard of BP, is that like iCCup ranking?), community figures (anyone the equivalent of Day[9]), etc.
The most prestigious tournaments are Evo (Super Bowl of fighting games), Season's Beatings, NorCal/Socal Regionals, and Final Round in the US. Canada has Canada Cup (this weekend btw) and Japan has Gods Garden and SBO.
Right now the top US players are Ricky Ortiz, Latif, Wolfkrone, Justin Wong, Dieminion, PR Balrog, I could go on but those are names to look out for.
In the Japanese scene you of course have Daigo, but there are many other extremely strong Japanese players who have and can beat him consistently; Fuudo, Kazunoko, Nemo, Momochi, and to a lesser extent Mago and Tokido.
Korea also has a presence in SF4 with Laugh, Infiltration, and Poongko.
If I had to rank the skill by country it would go: Japan > US = Korea >> World
In online rankings BP relates more to games played than games won, a more accurate representation of skill would be PP. Still the online play in SF4 is a joke since there is no skill separation between players. I have 5000pp and 10000bp on Xbox live, someone with 200pp and 300bp can join my game and I would have no way of knowing their skill level. So in SC terms it'd be like if me (a gold league player) could join Idra's games and he'd have no way of stopping me unless he knew before hand how good I was at the game. Also its very laggy so the majority of pros play strictly offline.
Gootecks and Mike Ross are usually cited as the figureheads of the community.
On November 04 2011 08:16 vivaldi290 wrote: someone with 200pp and 300bp can join my game and I would have no way of knowing their skill level. So in SC terms it'd be like if me (a gold league player) could join Idra's games and he'd have no way of stopping me unless he knew before hand how good I was at the game.
Hosting is so retarded in SF4. I'm a 350pp player and I was playing at 9-10am on tuesday and this Yun ranked 16th, 15k BP (forget how much PP) joins my game. Now, I understand why he set his rank search to any, because it's early in the morning, etc... But why is it that I can't decide to host for people of my skill level? Whenever I host, I always get demolished, which is why I gave up on hosting. :\
Yes I guess the opposite would also be true. If a pro player wanted to he could go around joining low level games and just destroy everyone. Capcom really needs an option that shows the BP/PP of a person BEFORE you accept the match. I'd even be happy with something that says "Opponent is heavily favored" "Opponent is slightly favored" "Match is even", if they wanted to keep it vague.
You guys are making it sound way worse than it is. It isn't like starcraft where even with a big skill disparity games you invest 10+ minutes then get destroyed or end up having to hunt down floating buildings. If someone is way better than you in streetfighter it is over in less than a minute and they do you the favor of exposing a huge hole in your mechanics or understanding of that matchup. Often times once a really good player wrecks you they'll pick a character they are still learning the next time if they join your game again. Most of the time they aren't trying to be dicks, they just want to play low lag games and no one else is available.