If there isn't a way to fix this mod to where it doesn't screw over anyone, I don't see a scenario where Capcom fixes the netcode, not this close to the end of SFV's life.
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Yep. It's gonna look bad no matter what but, they can at least choose the least bad of all the bad scenarios.
Its very good. And it has fast loading times, and when people were playing it near launch, the matchmaking was very quick too. You could get 3 matches of MVC:I in the time it would take you to get one in SFV sometimes. Basically capcom not only improved everything netcode wise over SFV but they minimized the downtime between matches.
Same here. Was playing someone ps4 to ps4 and it did the looong hitch like in this tweet. I've never gotten hitches like this until today.
My experience was better than this just 2 days ago. I imagine CFN as a whole can be affected by widespread user changes.
Are you really trying to blame a PC patch for ps4 to ps4 hitches? Man it's a p2p game. What people who aren't playing against you do doesn't affect your experience in anyway. I think maybe people are just realising just how shit the vanilla code can be now that an alternative exists that shows it works so much better with minor changes
Game getting maintenance on Tuesday. Incredibly short at 1hr. You all know what that means...
After tonight's session, only one game was laggy. I gotten matches really quick set to PC only with 2-5 bars.
I blame the decline in online network quality to people jumping back into the game recently because of CE. I'm seeing in ranked quite a few people with Feb '16 CFN accounts and only a few hundred to low thousand lifetime matches recorded. I expect most of them to playing over wifi.
Going on twitter and I see the twitter mob going after people I feel know what's up. Like the Capcom U.S and U.K teams understand and wants to do something, but Capcom Japan is the boss and makes the decisions. Gonna end up with Ono saying he'll ask the team about the netcode and them coming back and saying it's fine here. Unless somebody communicates clearly on what the problem is directly to the person who handles this shit, nothing gonna change.
Seth has been added to the character page on Shadaloo CRI. No new information, but it does show what I assume will also be their in-game character select portrait.
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Note how the short character breakdown continues to avoid pronouns, just like the blog post back when they were revealed:
Don't worry guys, Capcom's looking into it!
This is an interesting contrast to the Capcom USA blogpost.
Cryptic tweet by Ono-san. Perhaps he's referring to the modded netcode patch, the upcoming tournament mode, or something else.....
I do remember people reporting shortly after the reveal that Capcom referred to Seth as he/him despite stating they were never male or female to begin with. Maybe they changed it later.
I'm curious to see how it's handled in-game, if it's even alluded to. I personally use they/them, but I will admit I'm somewhat impressed by Capcom's determination to not use pronouns at all, as opposed to saying they're non-binary and then defaulting to he/him. Especially given their track record with Poison.
Commentary will also be interesting. I think it will be either he/him (the voice) or she/her (the body), although someone like Sajam has consistently used they/them for SonicFox after they stated those were their preferred pronouns. So who knows.
To be fair, this is a fine response from them on this as long as they are actually looking into it. I have no reason to believe they aren't doing that whatever the end result.
I don't know what people expect them to say as a formal statement? "Sorry our netcode sucks, this is much better, we're gonna implement asap and push it right out"?
This just happened and if it is a legit fix they can implement, they're gonna need to properly test it, even if they have done a crappy job with the netocde so far. Rushing out something that could break online play and crossplay even more would be bad. A company can't push out a patch with that big of an effect on the game on the same time frame as a modder can.
If nothing changes in a longer time frame, then that's different.
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The meta of this game is absurd. Every match plays out the same with people just mashing easy mode safe buttons to try and crush counter you, and the easily abuseable online dash up throw. And yet I keep playing for some reason...>_<
Stop pressing buttons and throw out a light to check the dash if you think one is coming
Oh, I do...and half the time I feel like it just eats the input or I get thrown through the move
Waiting to check/punish a dash is one of my biggest pet peeves of the game. That moment you're waiting usually gives them a jump in that they didn't "earn". I know movement is a good counter to both jump/dash, but every now and then you turtle up in that sweet spot where both options are scary to deal with.
It's why I hope they nerf dashes in SF6 or make it so that, when you check one, you get some sort of juggle combo. "Waiting to think" in that jump/dash spot will get you'll blown the fuck up.
Shout outs to Ed/Bison/Urien players thinking they're good because of dash pressure!
It's why I hope they nerf dashes in SF6 or make it so that, when you check one, you get some sort of juggle combo. "Waiting to think" in that jump/dash spot will get you'll blown the fuck up.
Shout outs to Ed/Bison/Urien players thinking they're good because of dash pressure!
Every fighting game you poke with safe buttons, lol. Thats what you do since the 90s.
I was watching a Korean stream the other day of T7. It always tense when people are just trading blocking of safe mid pokes back and forth at end of rounds waiting for someone to flinch, haha.
The slogan of the game IS (was?) "Rise up" after all.... :/
Max actually pointed out something interesting in his video, that no other division of Capcom is so weirdly secretive and divorced from the community as the one that should be the closest and most open of them. You cant even blame it on Capcom itself, Monster Hunter devs for example have much better support and open dialogue with fans, same for DMC, same for Resident Evil, even Mega Man back from the dead, its literally just the fighting game division with such brilliant ideas as leaving us hanging for 8 months with no info. Things gotta change.
Well it's twitter, and a lot of people there are less concerned with getting the message across with a stern but constructive message and more about how hard they can dunk on someone for likes and retweets. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of this shit gets to him on some level.
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