Street Fighter 4!
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Ljkabookie
[01] Neophyte
i got it, I sucked first time through seth was so hard on normal difficulty it took me ages to beat him... i nearly threw my controller at the tv, now i can beat him without to much hassle with certain characters ^^
loving akumas ultra ^^ im also liking the look of sakura i havent really looked at frame data etc etc or worked out/looked up massive combo's yet but she seems rather uber.
is there a forum like this one for sf4 with combo's frame data etc?
loving akumas ultra ^^ im also liking the look of sakura i havent really looked at frame data etc etc or worked out/looked up massive combo's yet but she seems rather uber.
is there a forum like this one for sf4 with combo's frame data etc?
Malice
Administrator
ST = Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo
HDR = Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix
The thing about Seth is that he will be pretty easy to beat in the first round but then become harder in round 2 since he will use the rest of his moveset on you. When you beat him, he will fall to the ground and turn dark, then beat yo ass.
You can also put it on easiest and set the rounds to 1 if you really, really need to.
And go here and look under SF4. I don't know where they keep frame there since I don't visit the forum.
http://forums.shoryuken.com/
HDR = Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix
The thing about Seth is that he will be pretty easy to beat in the first round but then become harder in round 2 since he will use the rest of his moveset on you. When you beat him, he will fall to the ground and turn dark, then beat yo ass.
You can also put it on easiest and set the rounds to 1 if you really, really need to.
And go here and look under SF4. I don't know where they keep frame there since I don't visit the forum.
http://forums.shoryuken.com/
IvyFanboy
[11] Champion
I'm still very against the difficult characters vs easy characters. New fighters are pulling away from that and creating different directions for characters, yes...but the new philosophy on fighters is aimed towards when to use the move...not how to do the move. This also make balance better.
Lets take soul calibur...performing 90% of the moves at a needed time is easy. Skill comes in covering the last 10% and then timing. This makes it so a beginner can dive right in and feel competent, while it gives the experts room to perfect.
Now SF4...Pulling Ryu or Ken style roll moves is VERY easy at a needed time...especially for stick players. Charge characters are pretty easy to with the buffering...but other characters are pretty exclusive to hardcore it feels. Mastering Zangiefs throws, much less his ultra, are going to take a lot more effort.
Now intricate is different than difficult to control. Ivy for the most part isn't really hard. Her moves are as simple as anyone elses and really it just comes down to memorizing stance shifts and pressing them during a move. Besides her 2 very hard to do throws she just takes getting used to. While I can easily argue that the 2 throws are a bit unfair when it comes to inputs...they aren't necessary to her overall strategy...however with Zangief, he relies on those throws and he relies on them coming out when you need them. I feel a good example of intricate is Gen. His moves are very easy, but require good timing, execution, and coherent stance shifting.
SF2HD was a better for what it was. Now I like SF4, but in terms of controls and audio it's below SF2HD.
And...beating Seth is becoming a lot easier since i found his weaknesses.
Lets take soul calibur...performing 90% of the moves at a needed time is easy. Skill comes in covering the last 10% and then timing. This makes it so a beginner can dive right in and feel competent, while it gives the experts room to perfect.
Now SF4...Pulling Ryu or Ken style roll moves is VERY easy at a needed time...especially for stick players. Charge characters are pretty easy to with the buffering...but other characters are pretty exclusive to hardcore it feels. Mastering Zangiefs throws, much less his ultra, are going to take a lot more effort.
Now intricate is different than difficult to control. Ivy for the most part isn't really hard. Her moves are as simple as anyone elses and really it just comes down to memorizing stance shifts and pressing them during a move. Besides her 2 very hard to do throws she just takes getting used to. While I can easily argue that the 2 throws are a bit unfair when it comes to inputs...they aren't necessary to her overall strategy...however with Zangief, he relies on those throws and he relies on them coming out when you need them. I feel a good example of intricate is Gen. His moves are very easy, but require good timing, execution, and coherent stance shifting.
SF2HD was a better for what it was. Now I like SF4, but in terms of controls and audio it's below SF2HD.
And...beating Seth is becoming a lot easier since i found his weaknesses.