EPTI paid 5 bucks for each of those characters (well EX Kyo/Iori) and would of gladly paid 10 bucks for em I love this game so much.
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
I paid 5 bucks for each of those characters (well EX Kyo/Iori) and would of gladly paid 10 bucks for em I love this game so much. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
And yea, after watching TI3 (which was my first time watching Dota2), I've started drawing comparisons of Dota2/LoL to something like UMvC3/SF. | ||
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Lemstar
United States387 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
Edit: No DLC chars  | ||
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Lemstar
United States387 Posts
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Yoshinaka
New Zealand50 Posts
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nojok
France15845 Posts
edit : after reading more into the thread I think I will give a shot to SSF4. | ||
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Trumpet
United States1935 Posts
On August 19 2013 05:05 nojok wrote: As one who enjoyed the golden era of 2D fighting games (I started with MK1/SF2, stopped with tekken 3/MK trilogy), what game should I play to get back into it? I also loved SSB. And what controller should I buy? Unlike RTS, there are plenty of fun fighting games. Which ones you enjoy the most is up to you  What you should definitely do is try to find your local community of players to see what games are active in your area, as being able to play with friends locally is one of the best things about fighters. I suppose a good starting point if you haven't played a fighter in forever would be SF4, probably the most played game worldwide and has acceptable online on both consoles and PC.As far as controller, use what's comfortable to you / what you're used to, be it xbox / playstation controller, keyboard, whatever. A good stick costs ~$100 or more and majority of players who use them just do so due to being used to them from arcade days, no need to spend that kind money when you're just getting started! | ||
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Lemstar
United States387 Posts
On August 19 2013 05:05 nojok wrote: As one who enjoyed the golden era of 2D fighting games (I started with MK1/SF2, stopped with tekken 3/MK trilogy), what game should I play to get back into it? I also loved SSB. And what controller should I buy? edit : after reading more into the thread I think I will give a shot to SSF4. Just make sure you buy SSF4 Arcade Edition. As for other games, it's really dependent on what systems you own/have access to. | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On August 19 2013 05:05 nojok wrote: As one who enjoyed the golden era of 2D fighting games (I started with MK1/SF2, stopped with tekken 3/MK trilogy), what game should I play to get back into it? I also loved SSB. And what controller should I buy? edit : after reading more into the thread I think I will give a shot to SSF4. SF4 is good. Some other options with my personal biases: Injustice - A very straightforward, beginner-friendly fighter descended somewhat from MK. It's one of the least executionally demanding fighting games ever made, it's fairly popular, and it shares a lot of principles with SF4 so you can learn them at the same time without losing much. Its future is unclear. Persona 4 Arena - The most beginner-friendly anime fighter, descended from Guilty Gear and BlazBlue. This series of games places a greater emphasis on momentum and mixups. Persona's combos are much harder than SF4's, but still much easier than GG/KoF. A bunch of anime games are coming out with sequels over the next year or so, which means there will be a surge in popularity. Marvel vs Capcom 3 - Not recommended by me. It doesn't play like any other fighting game, and it doesn't teach you very good transferable fundamentals compared to other games. It's all about landing a hit, and doing 100% combos. Still, it is probably the most/second-most popular game, and it's fun to play if you like that sort of thing. MvC2 is vastly superior. King of Fighters XIII - One of, if not the best, fighting game series ever made, providing more interesting footsies, meter management, and fast-paced gameplay than Street Fighter. Its history has been plagued by balance issues and a steep learning curve. XIII is fairly balanced, but the learning curve remains one of the highest of any game, and the netcode is terrible. However, promises have been made that the PC version will feature better netcode, which could make KoF worth getting into for an online warrior. Also, check your local scene. I'm sure France has a thread on SRK where you can find meetups, and I know the 3D fighter scene is pretty big in France. It might be preferable to sculpt your game choice based on what people around you are playing. | ||
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nojok
France15845 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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2stra
Netherlands928 Posts
maybe I can finally get half decent at this game  | ||
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Demoninja
United States1190 Posts
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Trumpet
United States1935 Posts
 Everyone should get into KoF!! I'm not at all biased by having spent the day grinding out 60+ matches straight... My only regret in KoF is that I cannot enter a tourney 3-4 seperate times under different names to play all the teams I like. | ||
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gTank
Austria2601 Posts
On August 21 2013 19:18 Cel.erity wrote: Surprised nobody's mentioned it, but Divekick was released on Steam yesterday. It's only $10, so it's well worth the purchase IMO. Get out there and divekick! All of you get Divekick!!! | ||
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whoso
Germany523 Posts
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