On December 23 2014 23:30 Cixah wrote: Look at your number pad on your keyboard. It has the same lay out as how a fighting stick would. When refering to guides and writing them, it's easier to type 236 to represent quarter circle forward.
So some times you can see combo strings like:
Zero's BNB from Marvel.
AABCD28D236236DC
which is light light, medium, heavy, launcher, 2 is down, 8 is up which together represent a super jump, into launch, quartercircle forward x2 into Launcher + Heavy which is super (assuming you have meter).
much easier to type the 1st.
oh, very interesting, thanks!
Are Light/Medium/Heavy Punch/Kick the standard in other fighters? I don't think SG has a button specifically labelled for something like "launcher". I know Parasoul's launcher is c.HP, and Big Band's is s.HP
On December 23 2014 23:30 Cixah wrote: Look at your number pad on your keyboard. It has the same lay out as how a fighting stick would. When refering to guides and writing them, it's easier to type 236 to represent quarter circle forward.
So some times you can see combo strings like:
Zero's BNB from Marvel.
AABCD28D236236DC
which is light light, medium, heavy, launcher, 2 is down, 8 is up which together represent a super jump, into launch, quartercircle forward x2 into Launcher + Heavy which is super (assuming you have meter).
much easier to type the 1st.
Yes I've seen that notation when reading up in various threads...not a fan of it though. It's easier for me when people use: LP-->MP-->HP-->*name of move*-->adc-->etc.
Read the name of his attacks and tell me it's easier.
Holy crap I ended up having yo play my Fel Reaver against a Warlock in constructed. He started 2nd and had used his hero power a few times, but after 2 of his turns I was already at 12 remaining cards less than him. That's super scary. o_o
What's the difference between just the game, and the 2 pack and 4 pack? Maybe I'm bad at Steam, but I can't seem to find a description for them (contrary to the DLCs).
On December 23 2014 23:55 Alaric wrote: What's the difference between just the game, and the 2 pack and 4 pack? Maybe I'm bad at Steam, but I can't seem to find a description for them (contrary to the DLCs).
x-packs give you X number of the game so you can give them out to friends
On December 23 2014 23:54 Requizen wrote: <3 Solid State.
I'm kinda sad that Blindside isn't labeled with them anymore, also that Blindside hasn't put out anything in a few years now.
I kinda stopped listening to them around the album that had to do with a fire inside or w/e. I have very distinct memory of listening to their albums while playing Star Wars : Droid Works lol
SG bought. No way I dl it before I get a proper connection back though. Took a 2-pack so I'll gift it to a friend on the 25th, though I know he won't play it past maybe 30 minutes to see it for himself.
EPT
