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| talbaineric 5398th Post
 
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|  "T.E.'s turn(played SvC)"
, posted Mon 25 Aug 17:41
My mall actually got this game last night. I just got my car fixed,so I decided to go to the mall to kill time,and get my hopes up. And they actually were satisfied. Saw the machine(used from an old Tekken 4 cabinet),and popped my quarters in and played!
First off,the joysticks were gluey and jammed. So playing the game kind of hurt. It sucked. I couldn't execute supers or anything. Well,I did do them,but not as often as I'm used to doing in games.
I started out with Tessa. She's kind of easy and kind of difficult to use. Her moves are rather slow,not as fluid as some fighters. But it was so cool to finally use her. I lost twice with her.
I also managed to use Sagat,Genjuro,Shiki and Guile. I kicked ass with Guile,despite the awful controls. Beat this guy who picked Terry,then Ryu(YAWN,when all else fails,pick the putz Ryu),then he tried Sagat. And I won using Guile. Sweet. I was happy.
CPU Akuma totally sucks. What a bastard. Makes him loathe him more now. The CPU was rather challenging. But argh! Orochi Iori is hard! He's so quick.
I managed to get to Goenitz and see him in action. Hate that tornado move of his. I'm gonna get the Demitri code so I can play as Demitri.
Shiki is a brand spanking new favorite of mine now. Her stance is rather creepy. Her teleports are kind of useful. I just have to learn how to do them at the right time. And one of her supers(where she slashes you with her sword repeatdly) is now one of my favorite supers!
But gameplay was rather average. Which is a change from all the flash going on in most games today. The graphics were ugly,though. Especially some stages. The "Abandoned Factory" and the "Power Generation room" were especially ugly. Not too mention the stages had weird names. "Nude Place" for the church balcony stage? O_o "Green of Forest" or whatever................
I'm gonna go back tomorrow and play some more and try out those Demitri and Zero codes.
I'll talk more later.
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| Hungrywolf 2268th Post
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|  "Re(1):T.E.'s turn(played SvC)"
, posted Mon 25 Aug 17:52
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My mall actually got this game last night. I just got my car fixed,so I decided to go to the mall to kill time,and get my hopes up. And they actually were satisfied. Saw the machine(used from an old Tekken 4 cabinet),and popped my quarters in and played!
First off,the joysticks were gluey and jammed. So playing the game kind of hurt. It sucked. I couldn't execute supers or anything. Well,I did do them,but not as often as I'm used to doing in games.
I started out with Tessa. She's kind of easy and kind of difficult to use. Her moves are rather slow,not as fluid as some fighters. But it was so cool to finally use her. I lost twice with her.
I also managed to use Sagat,Genjuro,Shiki and Guile. I kicked ass with Guile,despite the awful controls. Beat this guy who picked Terry,then Ryu(YAWN,when all else fails,pick the putz Ryu),then he tried Sagat. And I won using Guile. Sweet. I was happy.
CPU Akuma totally sucks. What a bastard. Makes him loathe him more now. The CPU was rather challenging. But argh! Orochi Iori is hard! He's so quick.
I managed to get to Goenitz and see him in action. Hate that tornado move of his. I'm gonna get the Demitri code so I can play as Demitri.
Shiki is a brand spanking new favorite of mine now. Her stance is rather creepy. Her teleports are kind of useful. I just have to learn how to do them at the right time. And one of her supers(where she slashes you with her sword repeatdly) is now one of my favorite supers!
But gameplay was rather average. Which is a change from all the flash going on in most games today. The graphics were ugly,though. Especially some stages. The "Abandoned Factory" and the "Power Generation room" were especially ugly. Not too mention the stages had weird names. "Nude Place" for the church balcony stage? O_o "Green of Forest" or whatever................
I'm gonna go back tomorrow and play some more and try out those Demitri and Zero codes.
I'll talk more later.
I wish I could play it... Ryu isn't a "putz." (I gotta respect him) I wanna play as Tabasa.
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| Grave 589th Post
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| "Re(1):T.E.'s turn(played SvC)" , posted Mon 25 Aug 18:54
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(YAWN,when all else fails,pick the putz Ryu)
There's some degree of relearning necessary for the Capcom characters in the game. I'd hardly diss someone for using Ryu... of course, I wouldn't complain about it in any game, but in SvC, some trouble would be natural, I suppose. When I played the game, my Ken wasn't performing as well as I hoped, but every new game requires some adjustment.
I think you could fault someone for falling back on Terry or Kyo more than you could falling back on Ryu in this game... not that I think anyone should complain about anyone using anything, but... yeah, I'm rambling.
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| hikarutilmitt
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| "Re(2):T.E.'s turn(played SvC)" , posted Mon 25 Aug 22:42
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(YAWN,when all else fails,pick the putz Ryu)
You just described me playing a couple of guys (mainly just one) last week when I got to play it up in Austin. First he picked Akuma. Then he picked Ryu. Then went back to Akuma because, apparently, he didn't realize that Kasumi can reverse a DP.
Basically, the game wasn't BAD, it just wasn't very GOOD, either. It felt kinda slow, the controls were a bit... off (I couldn't do Kasumi's      for the life of me, and I know I was doing the motion correctly compared to other fighting games) and the bosses are beyond difficult.
I didn't have much trouble with CPU Dan or Akuma, but for some reason Genjuro was eating me up and when I got to Shin Mr. Karate it was all over (dammit, SNK, STOP WITH THE BS BOSSES!).
I couldn't get the hang of the GC quite yet and the SRK trio seems to still be a bit too powerful with some of their priorities. The DP animates rather odd now, too, but seems to go a bit further out and hit like the SSF2X days except with slightly less trading (i.e. you lose more often against a DP than when using one). Oddly enough, SNK seems to have SNKified Ken's old SF2 AI of light DP, medium DP, hard DP but just two light DP then a hard DP. :P
Erm, sorry about this post ^^;
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| talbaineric 5399th Post
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| "Re(3):T.E.'s turn(played SvC)" , posted Tue 26 Aug 05:33
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(YAWN,when all else fails,pick the putz Ryu)
You just described me playing a couple of guys (mainly just one) last week when I got to play it up in Austin. First he picked Akuma. Then he picked Ryu. Then went back to Akuma because, apparently, he didn't realize that Kasumi can reverse a DP.
Basically, the game wasn't BAD, it just wasn't very GOOD, either. It felt kinda slow, the controls were a bit... off (I couldn't do Kasumi's for the life of me, and I know I was doing the motion correctly compared to other fighting games) and the bosses are beyond difficult.
I didn't have much trouble with CPU Dan or Akuma, but for some reason Genjuro was eating me up and when I got to Shin Mr. Karate it was all over (dammit, SNK, STOP WITH THE BS BOSSES!).
I couldn't get the hang of the GC quite yet and the SRK trio seems to still be a bit too powerful with some of their priorities. The DP animates rather odd now, too, but seems to go a bit further out and hit like the SSF2X days except with slightly less trading (i.e. you lose more often against a DP than when using one). Oddly enough, SNK seems to have SNKified Ken's old SF2 AI of light DP, medium DP, hard DP but just two light DP then a hard DP. :P
Erm, sorry about this post ^^;
No need to be. ^_^ You were honest.
I felt at times the game played slow. And motions were a bitch. I couldn't pull off one of Guile's supers when I using him.
I'm still glad the game finally came to my state,New Mexico,out of all places. O_O
I'm gonna go play some more after work.
One thing I DO LOVE about the game is the constant interaction with all the characters. That should've been done in the CvS series.
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| Juke Joint Jezebel 2199th Post
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|  "BOSS question"
, posted Tue 26 Aug 17:05:
everyone says the bosses are "hard." someone please define hard
are they "cheese hard" like aof's Geese, kof's Zero, Igniz, and Rugal of '02?
cheese - the characters' attacks have way too much priority and deal insane amounts of damage. in order to defeat these characters, you have to do boring patterns. (ie. against aof2's Geese, keep a constant pattern of walking and poking. a kick works quite fine. the three kof cheeseheads can be killed by frequent tripping and turtling)
are they "fierce hard" like vs's Demitri and Jedah, and gg's Sol and Testament?
fierce - the computer AI will charge at you and won't stop until either you or him/her are dead
are they "scary hard" like kof99/2000's Kasumi, cvs1 and ff's Geese, and rb2's Krauser?
scary - these characters are the result of an AI gone bad. depending on your movement, these characters react instantaneously. you try to poke Geese, he'll counter you. you try to jump near Krauser, he'll smash you into the ground. and whoever says Kasumi is a weak character obviously hasn't fought against a good Kasumi player or kof99/2000 with the difficulty on high. she's a fuckin demon. other examples of scary characters can be found in Street Fighter II and Fatal Fury II with high difficulty. Yoga noogie / Blanka bite
or a combination of any of the three?
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boogaloo
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