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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition |OT| Gone Gold
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Anybody else here go back and play older Street Fighter games occasionally but mainly play SFV? Just wondering if those older games now feel very unresponsive because you're no so use to the 3f buffer in SFV? I go back to practice combos in USF4 for fun sometimes and even though I know I still always find myself thinking at some point that the game feels so unresponsive and must have a ton of input lag. But then I quickly realize how I have to be more precise with my inputs in that game compared to SFV.
I use to think that the input buffer was a bad thing and part of me still does. But now I'm way too use to it and I think most SFV players are as well. So whether some of us like it or not I think it's here to stay and that Capcom should keep it for SF6 if it's in the works. Maybe they could drop it down to 1-2f instead of 3 though, just saying.
I use to think that the input buffer was a bad thing and part of me still does. But now I'm way too use to it and I think most SFV players are as well. So whether some of us like it or not I think it's here to stay and that Capcom should keep it for SF6 if it's in the works. Maybe they could drop it down to 1-2f instead of 3 though, just saying.
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Out of morbid curiosity, I decided to keep buying fortunes until I got the costume. It was sometime after the hundredth reading that I finally got it.
So I am going to say no...
I just lost a thousand times in a row as Cody to someone in battle lounge. I'm surprised he never kicked me out, I can't imagine I was giving him any decent fights.
But it felt good, I was getting really close at the end and I'm starting to learn Cody a little...
But it felt good, I was getting really close at the end and I'm starting to learn Cody a little...
I started playing ranked and allowed myself to drop all the way down to silver. Finally, I have seen genuine growth, and I have started to climb back. It felt incredibly good to break through. You have to play pretty damn clean with Cody. It is a good feeling, dude.
Opposite for me. Sf5 feels sluggish after playing any older fighter.
I always thought it was a straight improvement over SF4 honestly.
And the SF2 era stuff feels stiff even compared to SF4.
I definitely think it is hard to go back to older games that don't have an input buffer. I do wish SFV had closer to SFIV frame data on its normals & dashes, though. Recovery times being extended on those I think makes the game feel a little stiff sometimes. It's not that the game doesn't feel responsive, just that there are on average more frames per unit of time where you're in recovery and can't yet input something else.
All he got right was Ice Climbers, which was obvious, and Ridley, who was highly requested regardless.
With me, I can go back and play some of the older SF entries (sans IV), but I still enjoy the hell out of SFV.
I feel the same way. It's weird how stiff 3rd Strike feels now, when I've never thought that before. I think the buffer should stay in the series.
He was also right about when Ridley would be announced, that every character would return including Snake, and the name of the game.
He didn't say anything about the title, and he didn't say everyone would be back -- only everyone from Smash 4 plus Ice Climbers and Snake, which was a pretty common prediction. I'd be impressed if he mentioned Pokémon Trainer, Young Link, or Pichu, but he didn't.
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Question: So I won 4 fortune tickets in extra battle, but I can't find them? Where are they supposed to be?
Don't see them in fighting chance or whatever it's called either.
Don't see them in fighting chance or whatever it's called either.
When you go to "purchase" a single fortune reading thing, you have the choice to buy it either with FM or your tickets.
Why would sacrifice two good characters for a bad one.
Seems like a bad trade
Why not sacrifice blanka
Seems like a fair trade
blanka is endearing
urien and abigail look like they were made out of marshmallows
Urien is starscream inside the body of a tall bronze handsome greekman who strips. And that's the greatest sentence you have ever read in your life. And abigail is like a 90's ass comic book character, I love it.
Blanka is dumb, and blanka players should be arrested
you can't arrest me, i'm a mod
you on the other hand are under arrest for being a fraud
I've been feeling a lot better about my play lately. Even managed to take a game off Phenom, though it was online so it doesn't really count for much. That dude plays like a fucking nut btw. Always doing something. He even forward jumped on his wake up and it worked out. Didn't ever consider someone doing that lol
I feel the opposite way tbh. Whenever I boot up USF4, I love how difficult the combos feel, makes it really rewarding when you successfully hit them. Unfortunately, I'm certain it's here to stay.
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i went back to SF4 a week or so ago and i'm not gonna lie but i kinda really miss it
certain characters can hit the bushes though
certain characters can hit the bushes though
1) Bars
2) When have I ever been fraudulent
I play honest characters , like Ed and Urien
You played geif, who's basically a supervillian
Balrogs a good guy who betrayed bison and raises orphans. And is the most honest character in all the land
I'm with you there, I played Evil Ryu and I found it pretty fun and satisfying practicing his combos. SFV doesn't give me that same satisfaction because combos are so much easier and not as varied. And it's why I don't spend much time in training mode for SFV compared to SF4.
I'm fine going back to the way things before. I can get use to it again. But I don't think that's a good idea for Capcom when they want to reach as many people as possible.
I don't really mind the buffer, but I'd be fine with it reduced a frame. I just don't consider it a worthwhile avenue of skillgap for the game as it was really only 4 that took links to a fetishized degree. I just found it contradicting to have those in a game with such a loose reversal window.
yeah combos that rely on consistent 1 frame links ain't for me
why do you think i stick with grapplers
why do you think i stick with grapplers
Are you aware that there are differing levels of difficulty in combos? Doing a more damaging combo that requires better execution feels amazing because it's all your doing. That's the case with almost every fighting game ever. That fact that USF4 has such a high skill ceiling in execution makes going for those harder combos more rewarding, both in game and out. I can understand not agreeing, but to say it's Stockholm syndrome is some dumb shit, especially when tons of people agree with the notion that SFV basically got rid of high execution stuff and the fun that comes with that. It's like one of the most prevalent criticisms of SFV from the FGC.
Has any game done just full animation length input buffering windows? like i hit HP and 1 frame later hit MP and then just put the controller down and when HP gets to the point you'd usually need to input the link like 16 frames later or whatever it automatically links to the queued MP?
He's more of a butterface to be honest.
EDIT: I can't remove these image tags :0
I miss elements of SFIV, but there was a lot of garbage there too. I sure as hell don't miss option selects. SFV has largely eliminated them and I will forever be grateful to it for that. I also always hated proximity normals. I like having control over what normal comes out when. Lastly, as much as the offense can be a little silly at times in SFV, SFIV had way too many defensive options. Certain characters, that were able to FADC out of their DP, ended up having way too many get out of jail free cards. There is a responsiveness in SFIV that I like, I also do feel like there was a little more room to grow with your character of choice, but I ultimately am happy to be done with SFIV. That being said, I hope they revisit what worked in SFIV and try to move a few things back in that direction, while not abandoning what is great about SFV. Although, I guess it would probably still be better to look at Third Strike as a point of reference instead, as the best parts of SFIV are still done better by TS.
*When they jab-OS your EX headbutt*
Cause you only like FGs when the other person isn't having fun.
There is pretty much nothing I miss about sf4 other than maybe 5 characters. Game was hot garbage, but I stuck with it all the way until 5 came out.
I've said it before, but I would really like to see T Hawk back. I feel like we could use another 'pure' grappler, and I honestly feel like you could do some interesting stuff with his MO of grappling with air superiority for approach in this game. Honda is a given, but if we're talking SF2 I'd actually take Hawk over Fei.
I'm hoping the final product is more on the brownish side. Don't know what's Capcom obsession with making most of the characters a shade of blonde. They could have easily changed up the hair color of characters like Falke, Ed, and Kolin without it being a problem. They also should have kept Vega a brunette.
SF4's worth is limited to two things:
1) Hakan
2) Hakan's theme.
We just need these two blessing to arrive in SF5 and be done with it.
(OK, Hawk was fun, but I'd rather they reinvent the archetype and start fresh with a new character, like Rashid's butler).
1) Hakan
2) Hakan's theme.
We just need these two blessing to arrive in SF5 and be done with it.
(OK, Hawk was fun, but I'd rather they reinvent the archetype and start fresh with a new character, like Rashid's butler).
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