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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition |OT| Gone Gold
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I don't care who works on Vampire 4 (so long as it's Capcom's SF team, ASW Team Red, or Iron Galaxy), I just want it to exist.
I dunno what the hell Chen is talking about. In tournament: People mash while still being negative all the time. People mash invincible moves when they're negative. People mistime meaties (how many times do people get hit with disrespectful wake-up moves canceled into V-Trigger? SO MANY). Disrespecting your opponent with normals is still very much a thing with these moves when you have mental advantage.
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I don't understand Chen's comments to be honest. How can he say there's no human error anymore?
This AI group used machine learning to make new winquotes for SFII, and it's honestly the funniest thing ever.
Sagat's quote is the best.
Boxer and Blanka's quotes are great too.
Sagat's quote is the best.
Boxer and Blanka's quotes are great too.
I never mess up meaty timings or drop combos. Beep Boom imma computah
Lol, god damn that Ryu quote was brutal! Also nice to enjoy this brief period in time where we get to laugh at AI...
We can always play Nash and only have s fraction of a second to use the right meaty
It really reads like "the game is designed to help your opponent". Low-level salt.
Yeah, that's insane. I see dropped combos and mistimed meaties all the time. Hell, during his FT10 with Daigo, Tokido failed to jump over a fullscreen fireball.
Nevermind people like Nemo who hit cr.MP when they're -8 and in the corner.
It is super weird. His perception is clearly tainted by his own narrative. The "no drops in pro play" theory was put to rest by the end of the first SFV tournament. People are still frequently dropping shit. People are using unoptimized shit. People are getting caught doing silly things. People are reacting poorly. All that human error stuff is still all over the place. If you watch a tournament, you will see it.
Remember Phenom's $110k drop in ELeague?
Try telling him nobody drops inputs.
Try telling him nobody drops inputs.
That's two more hours than I've gotten.
This is the first time I'm really going back to the game since AE dropped and my match quality is so much worse now. It's 5 bar matches with a ton of rollback. Wtf is going on here?
Funny thing is, I actually have a better internet connection now, my latency is about half of what it used to be (15 ms vs 30 ms)
I noticed it's often against PS4 players (I'm on PC). Anything I can do or try here?
Funny thing is, I actually have a better internet connection now, my latency is about half of what it used to be (15 ms vs 30 ms)
I noticed it's often against PS4 players (I'm on PC). Anything I can do or try here?
Make sure you don't have that Puma thing going on w/ your router if that changed.
Might want to loosen to 4-5 to see if that helps.
I notice if you match against other platforms it tends to happen more. Same as you, not so much.
Did all sort of network testing and everything is fine to excellent. Really weird.
Oh and you were right, this Falke play from Wong is the best I've seen so far: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/254433920
He makes her look really annoying, which seems to be the point.
Oh and you were right, this Falke play from Wong is the best I've seen so far: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/254433920
He makes her look really annoying, which seems to be the point.
I don't get this either in tournament there are a ton of drops, missed capitalization of opportunities, and missed Critical Arts . People say they want zoning and more complex characters then when they happen with someone with Menat they don't play her (some don't) cause she's too complex. Then on stream when its Menat vs Menat and zoning is happening chat does Resident Sleeper for the entire match.
IG are not the reason KI was the fun game it was. Double Helix built that shit. IG just made the expacks on an extremely solid base.
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Huh, did Extra Battles always display difficulty? Just noticed that last week's costume battle was "Easy" while the upcoming one is "Normal." Meanwhile, Shadow Nash will be "Extremely Hard."
Edit: Checked some old screenshots and this is definitely a new addition. It's a step in the right direction, though I wish they'd use numbered difficulty. Still, at least people somewhat know what they're getting into now.
Edit: Checked some old screenshots and this is definitely a new addition. It's a step in the right direction, though I wish they'd use numbered difficulty. Still, at least people somewhat know what they're getting into now.
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Marvel vs Capcom Nash is up.
Difficulty: Extremely hard
Well that wasn't too bad. Only took 5k
Difficulty: Extremely hard
Well that wasn't too bad. Only took 5k
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Give it to NRS so y'all can really complain about animations.
Beat Shadow Nash on the third try, though he almost made a full comeback in that round but wasn't ready for the online special.
His main gimmicks are a full 6 hit conversion with oki off his overhead (he will spam this up close), and a moonsault he can start at the top of his jump that comes pretty far forward. At the range he tries that moonsault he's going to try to land behind you and hit you with cMK (which he gets the same conversion he gets off his overhead, and will not ever fail to land).
The brain for him reminds me of Shadow Bison, in which he is going to be permanently aggro, but vulnerable to 3-4f traps. He'll often try to jam those gaps and get counterhit. Try to get a knockdown with oki near the start of the round, and then meaty frame trap him repeatedly. Don't let him get away from you because it'll obliterate you in the scrambles.
His main gimmicks are a full 6 hit conversion with oki off his overhead (he will spam this up close), and a moonsault he can start at the top of his jump that comes pretty far forward. At the range he tries that moonsault he's going to try to land behind you and hit you with cMK (which he gets the same conversion he gets off his overhead, and will not ever fail to land).
The brain for him reminds me of Shadow Bison, in which he is going to be permanently aggro, but vulnerable to 3-4f traps. He'll often try to jam those gaps and get counterhit. Try to get a knockdown with oki near the start of the round, and then meaty frame trap him repeatedly. Don't let him get away from you because it'll obliterate you in the scrambles.
KI brand was hurt because of Double Helix's name. And now it's a different game from what is was in 2013 in content. And made balance patches a big deal by hosting streams.
The "KI brand"? This was the first game since 1996. Double Helix created this modern KI that you apparently love so much. How the hell could they have hurt its name lol
Of course people were skeptical before it was released, but they deserve all the credit-
I don't think this is true at all.
People were only skeptical when they first heard about it, but the impressions were positive once people got their hands on it.
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