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| Juke Joint Jezebel 308th Post
 
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|  "Re(1):DOA and Tekken"
, posted Thu 9 May 22:53
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Assuming that you're asking about the character most suited for a beginner in VF4, I'd suggest Lei-Fei.
Yu Suzuki even mentioned that he designed Lei-Fei to be a "beginner friendly" character, and one of my friend can definitely vouch for that. (he had 14 straight wins with Lei-Fei in Kumite mode the very first time he played VF4 on PS2)
You may also want to show them Lau, Sarah, or Jacky. They're pretty beginner friendly. Very few insanely-hard-to-pull-off-because-of-the-incredibly-small-activation-window moves (coughstunpalmofdoomcough), have no reversals that you have to spend your time with mastering, and they're pretty effective from knowing a comparatively small amount of moves.
Thankymuch. I guess I'll also ask about Tekken Tag/4 (Which I've actually never played at all) and DOA2.
hehe i like lau
tough old man
anyways, uhhh .. asking about Tekken Tag and 4? how about Eddie Gordo or that Christie (Christy? Kristy?) girl. just mash kicks and watch them do neat tricks (hehe, i hate both of them. i like the storyline and how they fit in it but as fighters, it's annoying as hell to see them break dance, i mean, uhh, do Capoeiria .. huh, did i spell that right? .. and watching my guy get the hell kicked out of them) on second thought, DON'T show them Eddie or Christy. how about Hwoarang? hm nevermind. on second thought i really don't know anything, hehe
i'm good with Xiaoyu, Heihachi, Lee, and Jin, but that's after months of practice. in 4, i'm only good with Xiaoyu. i have no idea how that environment works
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| Juke Joint Jezebel 309th Post
Bronze Customer
| "Re(1):DOA and Tekken" , posted Thu 9 May 22:53
quote:
Assuming that you're asking about the character most suited for a beginner in VF4, I'd suggest Lei-Fei.
Yu Suzuki even mentioned that he designed Lei-Fei to be a "beginner friendly" character, and one of my friend can definitely vouch for that. (he had 14 straight wins with Lei-Fei in Kumite mode the very first time he played VF4 on PS2)
You may also want to show them Lau, Sarah, or Jacky. They're pretty beginner friendly. Very few insanely-hard-to-pull-off-because-of-the-incredibly-small-activation-window moves (coughstunpalmofdoomcough), have no reversals that you have to spend your time with mastering, and they're pretty effective from knowing a comparatively small amount of moves.
Thankymuch. I guess I'll also ask about Tekken Tag/4 (Which I've actually never played at all) and DOA2.
hehe i like lau
tough old man
anyways, uhhh .. asking about Tekken Tag and 4? how about Eddie Gordo or that Christie (Christy? Kristy?) girl. just mash kicks and watch them do neat tricks (hehe, i hate both of them. i like the storyline and how they fit in it but as fighters, it's annoying as hell to see them break dance, i mean, uhh, do Capoeiria .. huh, did i spell that right? .. and watching my guy get the hell kicked out of them) on second thought, DON'T show them Eddie or Christy. how about Hwoarang? hm nevermind. on second thought i really don't know anything, hehe
i'm good with Xiaoyu, Heihachi, Lee, and Jin, but that's after months of practice. in 4, i'm only good with Xiaoyu. i have no idea how that environment works
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