Dont know why but SF2T Grand Master Challenge on both arcade and Dreamcast is a lot harder. Easy difficulty there even surpasses Very Hard mode of USF4. If you mess with dipswitches and add English translation it gets even worse! Characters in GMX do also scripted combos, thanks to the help and input of tournament players. I wish USF4 AI difficulty was as sophisticated. But no, it is about those silly trials and FADCâŚ
Pac Man, Dig Dug, Donkey Kong, Bubble Bobble, New Zealadn Story, WonderboyâŚlist goes on
So are we calling anything from Japan anime or animation in general is anime? If itâs the later weâll all have to agree to disagree. And when I said âanimeâ I mean mostly how the game plays. ( emphasis on offense and air mobility I.E airdashing, chain combos with long combo strings etc)
Japan calls anything thatâs animated, âanimeâ.
This topic in general has been debated for quite a good bunch of times in fighting game forums and it never really goes anywhere beyond âanimation is animeâ and âcategorising games is for insecure people.â
Now, hereâs some food for thought for ya: what would you call Advanced V.G. 2? Aside from having (older-looking) waifu characters with manga-style aesthetics, it has medium-sized combos (it was only released in 1998) with chains and juggles, but it has no airdash, no burst, no air tech, no instant block/faultless defense type of mechanics and the only kind of âair mobilityâ is a super jump that covers half a screen (when the stage is zoomed out). Actually, the game plays more like Alpha 2/RB2 than Guilty Gear.
I think the issue is people wanting to shoe horn games into categories as labeled by glittering generalities that have no substantial, clear, and accurate definitions nor standards in which the community could objectively use.
Just discuss and analyze each game within its own context. But people donât like doing that and like perpetuating âle epic memesâ âsetplayâ and other dumb shit.
vast majority of fighting game players suck at every game they touch. they are also generally pretty dumb. joining the facebook group for 3rd Strike players has only cemented my belief that this is true. I think itâs generally safe to ignore what 95% of the community says because they are all pants-on-head retarded.
@Igloobob I think itâs because the most vocal are the casual players who never visit tournaments or local scenes and play exclusively on-line and only play one MAYBE two fighters. From my experiences those who are more active in the FGC tend to have more appreciation for a variety of fighters and donât engage in that fanboy non sense âhurr hurr BB and GG are for weaboosâ âSmash isnât a real fighterâ âDOA is just about boobsâ âEveryone needs to stop dick riding SF, all you do is spam in that game herp derpâ Iâd say fuck what most are talking about on-line and listen to those who are actually active in the community.
I got banned fro ma group on fb cause I said mugen was a waste of time and someone should play real fighting games. then someone said when mugen is done right its on the level of cvs2 and other top fighting gamesâŚthat kinda set me off. But its not like I went after people individually but they got really hurt that I didnt like a game. Ive had people tell me to kill myself repeatedly online so maybe these people arent used to how harsh/mean the internet is. Theres WAY WAY bigger issues out there and I didnt think much about saying that Mugen wasnt good.
Maybe I went off on Mugen because of people being mean to me in person at an arcade because I was new and so I want to try and be as good as I can be so that makes me not like inferior games. At least I dont go after people. Maybe playing in an arcade just makes you have a different mindset about these games than other people.
@OrochiDemon Mugen should be used as a place to learn the basics and practice and try ideas for those who want to make a fighting game. A mugen should never try to be made into a legit competitive fighter or taken as seriously as one.
Well I donât know a whole lot about Mugen. But from what Iâve looked up Mugen is a downloadable fighting game engine where one can make their own fighter using either already made or original characters. From what Iâve seen Mugen is good for an aspiring fighting game dev to practice with but it just doesnât seem like a viable well crafted competitive fighter can be made with it. Imagine Capcom, Namco or ArcSys forgoing their engines and what not and saying âlets just use mugen, thatâs good enoughâ
One of the main issues with MUGEN is that mechanics are implemented on a per character level. Itâs hard to just implement them let alone tweak and balance them out for the entire cast.
Well, mostly. You can still dabble in a system file called common1.cns to work on universal mechanics. Thatâs why characters from Mugen fullgames wonât work in a generic Mugen compilation. They need the mechanics written in that file in order to work properly.
Honestly, call me crazy but I think itâs hypothetically possible to create a decent fighting game with Mugen because itâs so freeform (they are some decent non-broken, while not arcade-perfect, characters to play but they are few and far between - and characters from those shady Brazilians websites arenât good examples, they donât know how to code for shit.) But the facts that itâs so freeform and that most Mugen creators donât have a clue about properly creating a fighting game are probably the reasons why we never got one.
So have any of you guys checked out that Apex2015 article about females in the smash community accusing the former CEO of Apex of harrassment which caused him to decide to step down? Is he guilty or not? Because he didnât defend himself, he just immediately walked away once the aligations were made. They claimed he hit on underaged girls and outed transgenders among other things.
From what Iâve seen and heard the sheer number of people who have said something, from the victims, to other people in the organization who told him to make some changes and get his shit together, makes it very, very hard for me to believe this is false. He was a creep, plain and simple.
I hate when people make characters with âSuperman Syndromeâ Just absurdly OP characters without context. Just OP for no reason other than so they can say âmy character would kick *insert well known character hereâ ass. Just because a character can destroy a planet by looking at it funny or defeat SSJ4 Goku with a dick slap doesnât make them a good character. People need to understand this.