I'm still really confused about SF's new character

like what the fuck

Capcom took focus on tournaments and spectators this time with SFV, so SFV came out like accessible to everyone game, with focus on aggresive gameplay and input lag, so that prediction be more rewarding than reaction (which creates more wacky situations).

I dunno, I wouldn`t actually thought about it that hard and would bought Tekken 7

Quote from: True Turquoise on July 22, 2017, 03:25:24 AM

I'm still really confused about SF's new character

like what the fuck

https://twitter.com/HiFightTH/status/887810769236054016

can you honestly say NO to this backdash animation

Quote from: Prehistoric on July 22, 2017, 03:24:34 AM

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:17:06 AM

just fuck already

hi

thirsty

Lol that's awesome. I gotta see how he fights.

So he just hyper armors through attacks and beats people to death?

Quote from: Verbatim on July 22, 2017, 08:14:51 AM

street fighter v

pros:
+ we could play it together if you get it on PC (cause i know you don't like adding internet people on PSN)
+ it's a lot easier to get good at than most fighting games, while still being pretty fun + memes
+ largest player pool in fighting games right now besides maybe tekken
cons:
- you're supporting shitcom if you buy it
- lots and lots of DLC characters to get the full roster/experience (though characters CAN be free, if you work for them)
- silly looking gumby-on-steroids artstyle that may not appeal to everyone

blazblue:

pros
+ you like weebshit and blazblue is pretty hella on the weebshit
+ in terms of gameplay and design and mechanics, it's all-around the better fighting game
+ pretty cool stylized visuals that don't look like gumby on steroids
cons
- it's far tougher to learn and get good at, with an emphasis on lengthy combos and execution
- pretty small pool of players, and i for one do not plan on purchasing it myself
- low character diversity with insultingly bad female character designs (yes, even worse than R. Mika)

if you were looking to become a hardcore fighting game connoisseur, i would say blazblue for sure
if you just wanna play some fun fighting games casually, i would recommend SFV

so, whichever end of the spectrum you find yourself closer to

I want to be blazblue, but I'll probably end up SFV smh

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:38:56 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on July 22, 2017, 08:14:51 AM

street fighter v

pros:
+ we could play it together if you get it on PC (cause i know you don't like adding internet people on PSN)
+ it's a lot easier to get good at than most fighting games, while still being pretty fun + memes
+ largest player pool in fighting games right now besides maybe tekken
cons:
- you're supporting shitcom if you buy it
- lots and lots of DLC characters to get the full roster/experience (though characters CAN be free, if you work for them)
- silly looking gumby-on-steroids artstyle that may not appeal to everyone

blazblue:

pros
+ you like weebshit and blazblue is pretty hella on the weebshit
+ in terms of gameplay and design and mechanics, it's all-around the better fighting game
+ pretty cool stylized visuals that don't look like gumby on steroids
cons
- it's far tougher to learn and get good at, with an emphasis on lengthy combos and execution
- pretty small pool of players, and i for one do not plan on purchasing it myself
- low character diversity with insultingly bad female character designs (yes, even worse than R. Mika)

if you were looking to become a hardcore fighting game connoisseur, i would say blazblue for sure
if you just wanna play some fun fighting games casually, i would recommend SFV

so, whichever end of the spectrum you find yourself closer to

I want to be blazblue, but I'll probably end up SFV smh

You can`t buy both?

Quote from: MarKhan on July 22, 2017, 03:41:02 PM

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:38:56 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on July 22, 2017, 08:14:51 AM

street fighter v

pros:
+ we could play it together if you get it on PC (cause i know you don't like adding internet people on PSN)
+ it's a lot easier to get good at than most fighting games, while still being pretty fun + memes
+ largest player pool in fighting games right now besides maybe tekken
cons:
- you're supporting shitcom if you buy it
- lots and lots of DLC characters to get the full roster/experience (though characters CAN be free, if you work for them)
- silly looking gumby-on-steroids artstyle that may not appeal to everyone

blazblue:

pros
+ you like weebshit and blazblue is pretty hella on the weebshit
+ in terms of gameplay and design and mechanics, it's all-around the better fighting game
+ pretty cool stylized visuals that don't look like gumby on steroids
cons
- it's far tougher to learn and get good at, with an emphasis on lengthy combos and execution
- pretty small pool of players, and i for one do not plan on purchasing it myself
- low character diversity with insultingly bad female character designs (yes, even worse than R. Mika)

if you were looking to become a hardcore fighting game connoisseur, i would say blazblue for sure
if you just wanna play some fun fighting games casually, i would recommend SFV

so, whichever end of the spectrum you find yourself closer to

I want to be blazblue, but I'll probably end up SFV smh

You can`t buy both?

i think she's saying she lacks the S K I L L to play anything beyond SFV

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:51:46 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on July 22, 2017, 03:51:06 PM

Quote from: MarKhan on July 22, 2017, 03:41:02 PM

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:38:56 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on July 22, 2017, 08:14:51 AM

street fighter v

pros:
+ we could play it together if you get it on PC (cause i know you don't like adding internet people on PSN)
+ it's a lot easier to get good at than most fighting games, while still being pretty fun + memes
+ largest player pool in fighting games right now besides maybe tekken
cons:
- you're supporting shitcom if you buy it
- lots and lots of DLC characters to get the full roster/experience (though characters CAN be free, if you work for them)
- silly looking gumby-on-steroids artstyle that may not appeal to everyone

blazblue:

pros
+ you like weebshit and blazblue is pretty hella on the weebshit
+ in terms of gameplay and design and mechanics, it's all-around the better fighting game
+ pretty cool stylized visuals that don't look like gumby on steroids
cons
- it's far tougher to learn and get good at, with an emphasis on lengthy combos and execution
- pretty small pool of players, and i for one do not plan on purchasing it myself
- low character diversity with insultingly bad female character designs (yes, even worse than R. Mika)

if you were looking to become a hardcore fighting game connoisseur, i would say blazblue for sure
if you just wanna play some fun fighting games casually, i would recommend SFV

so, whichever end of the spectrum you find yourself closer to

I want to be blazblue, but I'll probably end up SFV smh

You can`t buy both?

i think she's saying she lacks the S K I L L to play anything beyond SFV

more like patience to get that S K I L L

more like time to get that S K I L L

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:54:30 PM

Quote from: MarKhan on July 22, 2017, 03:53:13 PM

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:51:46 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on July 22, 2017, 03:51:06 PM

Quote from: MarKhan on July 22, 2017, 03:41:02 PM

Quote from: Aria on July 22, 2017, 03:38:56 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on July 22, 2017, 08:14:51 AM

street fighter v

pros:
+ we could play it together if you get it on PC (cause i know you don't like adding internet people on PSN)
+ it's a lot easier to get good at than most fighting games, while still being pretty fun + memes
+ largest player pool in fighting games right now besides maybe tekken
cons:
- you're supporting shitcom if you buy it
- lots and lots of DLC characters to get the full roster/experience (though characters CAN be free, if you work for them)
- silly looking gumby-on-steroids artstyle that may not appeal to everyone

blazblue:

pros
+ you like weebshit and blazblue is pretty hella on the weebshit
+ in terms of gameplay and design and mechanics, it's all-around the better fighting game
+ pretty cool stylized visuals that don't look like gumby on steroids
cons
- it's far tougher to learn and get good at, with an emphasis on lengthy combos and execution
- pretty small pool of players, and i for one do not plan on purchasing it myself
- low character diversity with insultingly bad female character designs (yes, even worse than R. Mika)

if you were looking to become a hardcore fighting game connoisseur, i would say blazblue for sure
if you just wanna play some fun fighting games casually, i would recommend SFV

so, whichever end of the spectrum you find yourself closer to

I want to be blazblue, but I'll probably end up SFV smh

You can`t buy both?

i think she's saying she lacks the S K I L L to play anything beyond SFV

more like patience to get that S K I L L

more like time to get that S K I L L

I'll just replace drinking time with "getting my ass kicked in bideogames" time

You know, wholesome things

drinking alone is pretty pathetic anyway