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Antimatterz
United States1010 Posts
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aphorism
United States226 Posts
On January 06 2012 15:08 Antimatterz wrote: Sorry that I'm not going to look throught the 186 pages of this thread to learn this too (did that for the IdrA Fanclub... yeah), but I'm looking to get either SF4 for the PS3 or SSF4, is SSF4 pretty much a port with more characters and 2 ultras rather than 1 or should I start with SF4 and then go for SSF4? There are four versions of SF4, in chronological order: Vanilla, Super, Arcade Edition, and AE 2012. Vanilla, Super, and AE are standalone games, and AE 2012 is a free balance patch for AE. Each newer version adds new characters and balance changes, so you should get Arcade Edition if you can. | ||
pachi
Melbourne5338 Posts
 You shouldn't bother with anything but getting the latest version as the older versions are pretty much abandoned player-wise. | ||
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ShoKakuUtena
United States304 Posts
On January 06 2012 15:20 aphorism wrote: There are four versions of SF4, in chronological order: Vanilla, Super, Arcade Edition, and AE 2012. Vanilla, Super, and AE are standalone games, and AE 2012 is a free balance patch for AE. Each newer version adds new characters and balance changes, so you should get Arcade Edition if you can. There's no point really starting with Vanilla SF4 as some characters had some changes going to SSF4. (i.e. Guile's charge time decreased to 1 sec. from 2 sec.) But yeah, you could find the latest disc (Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition) on Amazon for around $30, (Orig. price $40 I think) and with the latest update (AE 2012) the game is probably the most balanced of the versions compared to its two previous iterations, so you could go crazy with most of the cast. | ||
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Kojak21
Canada1104 Posts
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MiyaviTeddy
Canada697 Posts
On January 06 2012 07:57 Excalibur_Z wrote: Yeah, I followed that guide (which owns by the way, and was the reason I found out about DXtory). Streaming in windowed mode never slowed you down at all? I don't have a purchase account for Xsplit so I can't test the GameSource function, but maybe that would work better? It works well (under the settings I'm using) but in-game, I'm not hitting the 60fps (close to it, maybe 55?) so using game source on SF4 does take its toll :\ I'm using an i5-2500k so it's decent. You're using an i7 right? I think you'll fare better then I do. I'm trying to get DXTory to work with SF4 but it won't show up. period. | ||
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Mannerheim
766 Posts
On January 06 2012 18:32 Kojak21 wrote: does no one play this game on xbox? cause i cant find anyone Tons of people play AE2012 on live, if you can't find games there's something wrong on your end. Also never search "same" region, use "any" and pick the best connections. | ||
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Lyter
United Kingdom2145 Posts
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Incognitodies
United Kingdom184 Posts
On January 06 2012 15:56 pachi wrote: Heres a handy diagram showing the different home versions ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/cnsAp.jpg) You shouldn't bother with anything but getting the latest version as the older versions are pretty much abandoned player-wise. Fixed | ||
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MiyaviTeddy
Canada697 Posts
And this is one of the results: http://www.twitch.tv/myvteddy/b/304728294 | ||
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Kojak21
Canada1104 Posts
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Azuroz
Sweden1630 Posts
On January 07 2012 09:44 Kojak21 wrote: do more people play this game on the pc, if so how much more? i think the pc and 360 playerbase is about the same, although generally the players on 360 are better. edit: on a completely unrelated note, i tried to play some ae on pc with a nintendo 64 pad today, turned out to be quite hard. | ||
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O-ops
United States4236 Posts
On January 07 2012 10:18 Azuroz wrote: i think the pc and 360 playerbase is about the same, although generally the players on 360 are better. PSN playerbase is best Kappa | ||
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MiyaviTeddy
Canada697 Posts
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Silentenigma
Turkey2037 Posts
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Azuroz
Sweden1630 Posts
On January 07 2012 20:40 Silentenigma wrote: Hi guys I just bought SSF4ae for pc.I am new to fighting games and I am playing with ibuki right now.I want to be competitve online player.Any advice to how to improve fastest? Check out this video tutorial series. The challenge/trial mode is ok for learning basic execution, keep in mind that the trial mode is an older version of the game so some of the combos cant be done in ae. check out the shoryuken.com character specific forum for your character, keep in mind that most of the stuff there are usually quite advanced though. this page explains the basic terminology used within fighting games if you get confused by some of the words. | ||
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Dante08
Singapore4128 Posts
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Azuroz
Sweden1630 Posts
On January 08 2012 03:15 Dante08 wrote: When did Daigo switch to Akuma? Loving his play so far He played akuma a month or two ago at nagoya street battle, he's playing ryu again though. | ||
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Silentenigma
Turkey2037 Posts
On January 08 2012 03:05 Azuroz wrote: Check out this video tutorial series. The challenge/trial mode is ok for learning basic execution, keep in mind that the trial mode is an older version of the game so some of the combos cant be done in ae. check out the shoryuken.com character specific forum for your character, keep in mind that most of the stuff there are usually quite advanced though. this page explains the basic terminology used within fighting games if you get confused by some of the words. Thanks I am watching right now. | ||
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MiyaviTeddy
Canada697 Posts
Although if you're really keen on using pad of whatever choice you want, go for it. A lot of poeple tend to use arcade sticks over pad controllers but that doesn't mean pad is obsolete. Work on what you have and you can go pretty far. I'm a stick player in street fighter 4 but when it comes to Tekken, I play MUCH MUCH more superior on pad due to +6 years of like pad experience versus an arcade stick for me. Or look at Fanatiq in UMVC3. motherfucker uses a 360 pad (WHICH IS REGARDED TO BE GARBAGE BY MANY) but he made it work. Just a thought. -- Gameplay wise, if you're really new just learn the basics and the fundamentals: Movement -Forward and Backward movement -Forward/Back Dash -Jumps Attacks: -normal moves -unique moves -special moves -EX moves -ultra & supers. throw and command throw Defense: -Difference between blocking high and low -Crossover defense (when an attack hits you from behind instead of front). -Throw break (tech is another word for throw break.) Mechanics: -Meter -Super/Ultra meter -Focus Attack -Damage scale. http://www.eventhubs.com/guides/2009/may/09/how-combo-and-damage-scaling-works-street-fighter-iv/ This is basically what you should know. Most of it is incredibly easy to learn so don't feel pressured. Plus, my advice is to just pick a character (ibuki for this case) and just fuck around. Explore. Learn. In training mode. If you're looking for guides on how to play better and whatnot, that's fine we can help you with that but again, imho you get more if you play around with most of the characters until you get that "oh I like this guy" and stick with it. | ||
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