^ The solution is less overpowered moves. More thoughtful play should be the goal, and the fact that it became a more defensive game shows it did. However, it shouldn’t be a total fear-fest, so toning down moves would help a lot.
I don’t like abusable tactics or low-risk tactics. It is practically the definition of cheap.
rcaido and anyone else who wants to get crushed - most nights I’m available at around 8 pm Eastern Time. Sometimes I’m on for 20 minutes and sometimes for an hour or more. If you can play on a semi-regular basis at least, send me a msg on Xbox live and I’ll remove the least skilled player from my full friends list to add you. (or I’ll remove someone who hasn’t been on in a while) I’ve been a little busy working as the National IT Manager at a mid-sized corporation in Manhattan. (New York City)
I may be available to play at other times also, just arrange it with me ahead of time on xbox live or e-mail me at Super1NYC@yahoo.com (friends or those who want to play some matches only, no haters) thanks.
I still come on once in a blue moon just to keep my reflexes and execution sharp (and to see if any other Ken players have stepped up their game during my absence :). Since HDR does feel like it moves at a faster speed than ST, I feel it is a good training exercise for reflexes. Completely different timing than arcade ST though, so be careful.
Is this game still alive? Been missing it, i have it on ps3 but its terrible, thinking of picking another xbox 360 up to play it…unless this game is playable on xbox one?
Seems like there are still players who play online, but mostly in private lobbies. For all intends and purposes though, HDR seems to have fallen by the wayside over time, and most serious competitors have switched over to ST.