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Human/primate hands are designed to grip not release because gripping strength is a valuable survival trait while releasing strength isn't. Anything that involves moving thumb to the right (the same direction as it would move relative to the hand I it were gripping around something) is easier to learn
Not surprised someone did this, but nonetheless I'm still disappointed. Whoever made this probably has enough grease on their neck to supply an entire fast food chain.
i don't have much tfg experience (i really just played vanilla blazblue when it came out and that was pretty much it...) but i remembered reading some sirlin article where he talked about a player "archetype" that was basically that. they only know their motions and combos facing one direction so if you can ever cross them up they fall apart.
You can see what's happening on the screen though.
It's not a problem for me in smash; but in traditional fighting games I've always just been worse overall when im facing the left.
It's why the Tekken devs are doing this
Everybody has a preferred side. It's the other way around for me - I like being on P2's side, while I'm more likely to miss inputs or drop combos on P1. This is likely from years of fighting people who prefer Player 1 side, so I always got stuck with 2, but got used to it and eventually grew to prefer it.
Note to self - subtle flirting is not effective on Kurri
that's actually really cool...
No, I caught on, I just decided to ignore it.
Kurri pls
would this be because you're a nerd?
you used a big word
Sorry, just not a fan of dirty, crusty sticks
good afternoon, thread. this is a reminder of two things:
1) everyone has had a really embarrassing bit of their past
2) if the embarrassing bit happened on the internet, it will always stay on the internet, even if you're one of the most important encryption activists in the world
visual feedback on a stringed instrument is being able to observe how and/or where you're fretting/plucking the string, and how hard, and etc.
inputs in TFGs is solely digital. Do you mean seeing if you got your motions for stuff?
you need that pms discord fam
karin doe
making my next grill get a matching tat on her ass
I know I bodied you but I didn't think I bodied you so hard that your memory was reworked.
I mean that there is no instruction for how to do the combo beyond guesswork and reproduction of guesswork, which is the least efficient way to teach somebody how to do a thing
that's not specifically my complaint, but it's one that I agree with nonetheless
yeah the problem is basically that there's nothing that tells you how to do this thing - I don't necessarily think that it's a bad thing that it's generally hard to do, but further obfuscating an already difficult thing by not even trying to instruct players in how to do it is really dumb, especially if this is supposedly the game that's supposed to be more accessible
idk. I feel like that's different than what you were saying earlier.
How much of solo learning are you talking about?
all I've been saying is that making 1 frame links into 3 frame links doesn't actually help with the problem that makes the game inaccessible in the first place
took a five hour nap before work earlier today, now I'm going to try to sleep before a tourney tomorrow
V-Skill poison? No. It's an unblockable projectile that remains intangible until it hits you (it passes through literally everything else, including EX fireballs). Sometimes it's actually better taking the poison so you can get in on him quickly. The projectile itself doesn't do any hitstun or blockstun whatsoever, so you're free to dash/jump through it at your leisure, and the poison itself isn't really that much damage as it ticks down on its own. The real danger is getting hit while you're poisoned because it stacks considerably, something FANG is pretty good at thanks to his range and his weird limbs/movements.
I treated it as a card game where you learned to play from someone else first and then went at it
Arcade/Story mode.
Okay I see what you're saying here, I feel like you just meme people so hard that everyone gets confused. There's definitely other things Capcom could have done/do to make getting into the game at step 1 easier. I still like my dance dance revolution arrow things scrolling up the screen idea.
