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The Official Street Fighter 4 Thread - Page 52
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ZoW
United States3983 Posts
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SkY)CosMoS
Dominican Republic106 Posts
On July 03 2009 04:00 ZoW wrote: Hori just announced an SA edition for the HRAP ex - http://sdtekken.com/2009/07/02/hori-reveals-another-special-addition/ In English?xD | ||
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ZoW
United States3983 Posts
SA = Sanwa, meaning the whole stick is fitted with all sanwa parts SE = Seimitsu, meaning the stick is fitted with all seimitsu parts In short the SA/SE just has better buttons | ||
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SkY)CosMoS
Dominican Republic106 Posts
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DBunny
Canada192 Posts
4 days beetches! | ||
Bill307
Canada9103 Posts
On July 03 2009 03:47 Adeny wrote: Is an SE stick even worth it? I've heard they break over just a couple of weeks. Is this complete bull? Also with SF4 I've been getting used to an 8-button layout, one for 3P and one for focus, which is REALLY handy when doing focus-cancles and whatnot. I'd hate to not have this feature. Guess I'm going to have to cash out for a TE. Sigh. Edit: Official ones that is. FYI, tournaments often forbid stick users from mapping buttons to things like 3P or focus. You're restricted to just the 6 attack buttons, and moves that require 2 or 3 buttons must be executed by pressing 2 or 3 buttons, just like in an arcade setup. Pad users, since it's nearly impossible for them to hit 2 or 3 buttons consistently, can almost always have buttons like 3P and 3K. | ||
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DBunny
Canada192 Posts
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Roxen000
1226 Posts
After reading a couple of pages in this thread it seems it's pretty necessary to purchase an arcade stick. Is this true? Does someone using an arcade stick have an advantage over someone who uses a standard controller pad? Thanks. | ||
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Nytefish
United Kingdom4282 Posts
For me the main advantage is it's more fun and no stress on the thumb joints. | ||
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Trumpet
United States1936 Posts
 There actually was a keyboard player at the last 3s tournament I went to. had found a way to hook a keyboard up to a ps2 to play o.o A stick is something you get because youve been playing fighters for a while and want to be able to play on arcade setups and any system without losing 95% of your execution. And theyre amazingly more comfortable to play on once you get used to em. I recently played through final fantasy 8 on stick purely because I find regular controllers uncomfortable now >.> Long story short: save your money. Buy it when youve invested the time to make it worthwhile. | ||
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Adeny
Norway1233 Posts
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SayaSP
Laos5494 Posts
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Adeny
Norway1233 Posts
Faster. Much faster. (That's not me or anything, but keyboards are generally faster. Double tapping is also a hell of a lot easier on keyboard.) | ||
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Bill307
Canada9103 Posts
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Bill307
Canada9103 Posts
On July 03 2009 17:28 Roxen000 wrote: Hey guys I'm a a total fighting game noobie and I'm thinking of purchasing SF4 for pc. After reading a couple of pages in this thread it seems it's pretty necessary to purchase an arcade stick. Is this true? Does someone using an arcade stick have an advantage over someone who uses a standard controller pad? Thanks. No, it is not necessary to purchase an arcade stick. It's generally agreed that a stick is better than a pad and MUCH better than a keyboard for execution, HOWEVER it takes practice to learn to use a stick better than a pad or a keyboard. After all, you probably have experience already playing with pads and pressing keys, but not with using a joystick, so you need to overcome that gap first before a stick becomes superior. | ||
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zizou21
United States3683 Posts
i guess we should start to add each other to steam :D avec [at] eo-gaming [dot] com <-- add me, i play badly | ||
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Bill307
Canada9103 Posts
On July 04 2009 02:34 Adeny wrote: Double tapping is also a hell of a lot easier on keyboard. wtf? How is it easier to double-tap a tiny key, surrounded by other tiny keys, than it is to double-tap a giant joystick button surrounded by open space? Not to mention joystick buttons are built to be tapped rapidly. Keyboard keys are not. Maybe if you've never used a stick before in your life, then it's easier. (Or perhaps you're using the Madcatz SE which is a jokestick.) Please do us a favour and stop commenting on the merits of keyboards vs joysticks. -_- | ||
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Adeny
Norway1233 Posts
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Bill307
Canada9103 Posts
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Kim_Hyun_Han
706 Posts
there is no fucking way i can double tap in an analog stick srsly it is not possible. GRR | ||
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