EPTRunnin' Sets Ep. 24: STREET FIGHTER x TEKKEN! Nick & Mike Ross vs. Link & Clakey D
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Splunge
Germany925 Posts
Runnin' Sets Ep. 24: STREET FIGHTER x TEKKEN! Nick & Mike Ross vs. Link & Clakey D | ||
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AT_Tack
Germany435 Posts
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Azuroz
Sweden1630 Posts
On March 13 2012 17:52 o3.power91 wrote: Just got the game yesterday and been hitting the lab with Rolento/Kazuya with a bit of Jin and Asuka on the side. I'm pretty impressed with the game so far. I'm not familiar however with how team structuring works in this game. I've been playing MvC3 since its release last year so I have an idea of how team building works in that game. Do the concepts still apply to SFxT? Or are teams meant to be built differently? IE: I tried playing Kazuya/Asuka because Asuka seems to have trouble getting in on zoners so Kazuya gets in and then tags Asuka in when given the chance. Am I somewhere on the right track? XD Indeed, you want a mobile character with good footsies and tools to both gain meter and opportunities to tag in your partner, and for your partner you want to have someone with good juggles/combo finishers. | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
1. Guile/Hugo 2. Ken/Abel 3. Ryu/Sagat 4. ChunLi/Asuka 5. Vega/Ryu 6. Lili/Kazuya 7. Rolento/Ryu 8. Guile/Juri 9. Ryu/Kazuya 10. Ryu/Raven On 360 1. Rolento/Raven 2. Ken/Hwoarang 3. Hugo/Poison 4. Ryu/Sagat 5. Rufus/Ryu 6. Ken/Rufus 7. Kazuya/Ryu 8. Rufus/Zangief 9. Ryu/Law 10. Juri/Akuma Reading reports on American players in Japanese is funny. There's so much they don't know... | ||
Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
On March 14 2012 06:10 kainzero wrote: Top 10 BP players' teams on PS3 Asia server: 1. Guile/Hugo 2. Ken/Abel 3. Ryu/Sagat 4. ChunLi/Asuka 5. Vega/Ryu 6. Lili/Kazuya 7. Rolento/Ryu 8. Guile/Juri 9. Ryu/Kazuya 10. Ryu/Raven On 360 1. Rolento/Raven 2. Ken/Hwoarang 3. Hugo/Poison 4. Ryu/Sagat 5. Rufus/Ryu 6. Ken/Rufus 7. Kazuya/Ryu 8. Rufus/Zangief 9. Ryu/Law 10. Juri/Akuma Reading reports on American players in Japanese is funny. There's so much they don't know... I probably won't buy this game but I have been playing a bit at work during lunch breaks with people who bring it in. I'm using Rufus/Ryu because I can just mimic what I've seen on Cross Assault and still do pretty well, and both characters have excellent versatility and damage opportunities. Very interesting to me that Rufus isn't anywhere on the PS3 Top 10. | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
There's also concern that there's not a lot of Marduk or Nina fans so they could fall behind in knowledge there. | ||
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Mannerheim
766 Posts
On March 13 2012 21:58 Splunge wrote: Runnin' Sets Ep. 24: STREET FIGHTER x TEKKEN! Nick & Mike Ross vs. Link & Clakey D Continued, with different teams: Mike's Marduk is so entertaining to watch. | ||
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MaV_gGSC
Canada1345 Posts
Is this game hard to learn? I'm a newbie. | ||
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Phobbers
773 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:47 MaV_gGSC wrote: That's insane ^ Is this game hard to learn? I'm a newbie. I haven't played it yet, nor do I plan to. I'm just a fighting game watcher, not player D: but from my understanding the links and what not are a lot more forgiving than in Street Fighter 2012. I believe the only 'huge' issue people are bringing up from time to time is that the clock is a little too fast. But outside of that, it's sort of an "easier" Street Fighter. | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:52 Phobbers wrote: I haven't played it yet, nor do I plan to. I'm just a fighting game watcher, not player D: but from my understanding the links and what not are a lot more forgiving than in Street Fighter 2012. I believe the only 'huge' issue people are bringing up from time to time is that the clock is a little too fast. But outside of that, it's sort of an "easier" Street Fighter. i don't think the links are plinkable... can anyone confirm that? i don't think it's easier. chain combos by themselves are pretty weak. i think as far as raw execution it's harder since some of the combos are guilty gear-esque. i also think there's a bigger emphasis on the high/low/throw game with faster overheads that lead to bigger damage. the game also seems faster, people seem to have quicker jumps. | ||
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Azuroz
Sweden1630 Posts
On March 15 2012 06:38 kainzero wrote: i don't think the links are plinkable... can anyone confirm that? i don't think it's easier. chain combos by themselves are pretty weak. i think as far as raw execution it's harder since some of the combos are guilty gear-esque. i also think there's a bigger emphasis on the high/low/throw game with faster overheads that lead to bigger damage. the game also seems faster, people seem to have quicker jumps. Links are plinkable, but most of the links are a lot easier compared to sf4, so i dont know how useful it really it, i just do it by habbit. | ||
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Trumpet
United States1936 Posts
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Lemonayd
United States745 Posts
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Hokay
United States738 Posts
On March 15 2012 02:47 MaV_gGSC wrote: That's insane ^ Is this game hard to learn? I'm a newbie. If you're new to fighting games, yes. Fighting games are pretty complex that usually require tons of precise execution and mindgames. For example, if you want to be competitive most likely you will have to learn 1 frame links to do some required combos (the latest Street Fighter series are riddled with them) . That means inputting the next move in a combo sequence in 1-x frames at a time. That's 1/60th of a second at fastest which you will have to practice for hours, and hours until it is engraved into muscle memory if you want to be consistent. A lot of casuals find that frustrating or mind numbingly boring, while some like spending tons of time in training mode. Then there's a tree of in-game decision making, mechanics and tactics that are NOT intuitive to learn as a newbie unless you talk to others and research stuff. Stuff like frame data, option-selects, kara this & that, combo vs link system, hit boxes, proper space control, wake up game setups, move properties etc. etc. a lot of which are hidden information. There are fighting game guides being sold that cover most now, but still no hitboxes  But don't let that scare you. Most people can learn all that overtime with some dedication. It's pretty rewarding and not many games have put you in constant mindgame, paper rock scissor situations at a super fast pace like fighting games do. | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
SFxT > MK9 > SSF4 > KoF > Anime UMvC3 not listed, because you won't learn anything playing that game, you'll just sharpen your reactions. By the way, WNF is happening right now! http://www.twitch.tv/leveluplive | ||
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Monokeros
United States2493 Posts
On March 15 2012 13:13 Cel.erity wrote: I haven't played the game a lot, but SFxT is probably the best fighting game out now for beginners. It feels a lot like SF4 Lite. It teaches you links in an accessible way, the mechanics are pretty intuitive, and it seems less punishing than other games. For me, the progression of best to worst fighting games to learn with is like: SFxT > MK9 > SSF4 > KoF > Anime UMvC3 not listed, because you won't learn anything playing that game, you'll just sharpen your reactions. By the way, WNF is happening right now! http://www.twitch.tv/leveluplive I agree with what he says, If you want to get into fighting games than SFxTK is a GREAT place to start while it does have a very 'advanced' system and a mishmash of technology from around the fighting game universe it definitively is a much gentler first time if you're getting into this. Of course these games serve the VERY important purpose of introducing people into the FGC and the like but I don't appreciate them the same when played as a higher level. That being said this game got dropped into a pool of sharks and it's getting torn apart because they put in bleeding out bugs like crazy, it definitely needs some fixing. Also Clockwork Orange. | ||
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MaV_gGSC
Canada1345 Posts
On March 15 2012 09:43 Lemonayd wrote: Can anybody recommend tutorials for this game? I'm finding it harder to grasp then umvc3 and ssf4:ae. I can't stand the in game tutorial, way to much Dan text. I need this too | ||
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Gnarg
Netherlands165 Posts
You should buy the Brady game guide, its quite good (or pirate it). | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On March 15 2012 13:54 Monokeros wrote: It's good that you can list what flavors of ice cream you enjoy like that. What are you talking about? I just listed what's best for a beginner to learn with, nobody's dissing KoF here. I actually prefer BBCS and MB to anything else on this list but I wouldn't tell someone new to pick them up. | ||
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Monokeros
United States2493 Posts
On March 15 2012 14:22 Cel.erity wrote: What are you talking about? I just listed what's best for a beginner to learn with, nobody's dissing KoF here. I actually prefer BBCS and MB to anything else on this list but I wouldn't tell someone new to pick them up. oh whoops lol totally thought you were listing what you liked oh well I ended up agreeing with you anyways :3 | ||
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