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Styles make fights, at least one of every style should be in the next game, so people like Hilde, etc.. all safe. I'd be fine with that - and that goes quite a way anyway with the majority of the poll.

Some styles have evolved (some perhaps devolved) over the series, so the choice then becomes which version-style would you prefer? Look at Mitsu/Ivy losing stances, etc... if they return then they need to bring back the swag factor - especially for Mitsu from the older games.

Edit: I'd also question style. I'd drop ZWEI/Viola, SC is a 'weapons based' fighting game, to call their styles as weapon yielding is clutching at straws (and leaning on the supernatural?)
 
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I just checked it out, both Daishi and Tago's profiles (I should've thought of this sooner). Anyways:

Daishi is now working at SEGA. I don't know what sort of job he has there, but one thing is certain: He is not a part of Namco anymore.

Tago is no longer a member of Project Soul, but he's still a member of Namco-Bandai. I'm guessing he's working on other projects now
 
I'd much rather have Apat come back then Setsuka if Setsuka's style were to stay in (Though he should be toned down from how stupid OP he is now, obviously). Apat 1P is one of the best designed outfits in the entire franchise, Twister>Umbrella, 2A BE is badass, and Apat actually learned how to kick (4K and FC K too good). He's just a much cooler character in general than Setsuka, sorry.

Indeed. Setsuka having boobs is nice and all, but Alpha just has a better move list in general.
 
I agree with the small dmg nerf, JFT being a better punishment tool than JF Umbrella because it can combo into itself, & 4K is great solid safe mid kick. I disagree with you on 2A[BE]. Since JFT is the main punishment tool I feel JF Umbrella should still be a just frame with the input of a:B+K and it'll still cause a KND in an Air Combo like 2A[BE].

So it wouldn't be metered anymore?
 
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