I went into practice mode and noticed that not only do auto-doubles have different hurt animations (on the attacked), but so do linkers. All in the same fashion. These hurt animations are not the same as auto-double hurt animations of the same level. They are a total different set. Also these animation differ depending if the attacked is being hit HIGH or LOW (this also goes for auto-doubles).
Chirs G is getting KI? Well at least he won’t be able to blame any of his losses on lag this time. Good player and all, but should straighten up a bit.
I hope Spinal uses his wheel as a means of attack. Launch up and spin them like a guillotine. Would be an exquisite move.
Double Helix said Spinal will be “very annoying” and have his projectile and teleport. Looking forward to it. Double Helix needs to hurry up and add the option to top off the combo breaker pack. Trying to get in the beta.
No, we’ve been asking in the streams on thursdays…they just ignore it. I’d rather them say that they either won’t be able to have it or we’re working on it but nothing is confirmed when it will happen. Saying nothing disturbs me. Surprises are cool, only when they aren’t advertised (well beta wasn’t but getting access to characters beforehand released is).
EDIT-On the topic of breaking linkers, I discovered that I was wrong and that it’s even more difficult than that and Sabrewulf is tough to distinguish. Here’s what I put in the other forums:
So I’ve confirmed that for each character, the set of hurt animations that they use is different depending on the character you are facing. It goes for light medium and heavies still. It’s very difficult to discern for Sabrewulf (you have to look at positioning of head and timing to distinguish for difference in lights from mediums when hit with Sadira spinny move…very difficult stuff). I tried Thunder’s Linkers vs. Sabrewulf, Jago, Sadira, and Thunder. Jago vs the same. Sadira vs. the same. and Sabre vs. Sadira. I didn’t do every permutation. It goes REALLY fast too for lights. I can distinguish mediums and heavies for Thunder when hit with Jago, and Sadira pretty well, but it hasn’t been memorized or anything.
Good News: I got my Cronus device http://sdrv.ms/J3EENV
Bad News: I got the wrong model
If your buying it make sure you get “CronusMax” thats the one that supports Xbone, any other Cronus device like " The Original Cronus" ( what i got) does not… Im Salty as shit but its my error.
Anyways while readig the cronus forums today someone asked about lag and one of the devs said its 1-1…I guess take it with a grain of salt but that’s out there. Ill give an update once i reorder and get yhe right device, until then - ithink someone else inhere ordered also, hopfully he’ll be able to tell us whats up.
Pay to play format for a game that isn’t finished is brilliant especially for a game that hasn’t been out for 17 years. Jago will sucker all the kids born in the 90’s who didn’t play KI into buying it once they try it in free mode. Hell I switched from PS3 to Xbox one Just for this game exclusive.
These matches are vs a good Glacius player Big Robawt. I ran into him basically 3 games in a row the other night in ranked, so i combined them in the order we played. They were gg’s its seems the first two sets he was just downloading me because the last set he destroyed me lol.
Pay to play/digital download is just the future of gaming. The number one game in eSports follows a similar model and its not surprising that its hugely successful. This generally gives the game more time to be successful over time than be completely decided on whether or not people take 60 dollars worth of their hard earned money to take it off the shelf. Which then the game gets resold over and over and its uncertain how much money the devs actually get from the purchase of the game.
There’s a lot of stuff that the 60 dollar games miss though (good netcode, frame data in game, tournament friendly button checks, hit boxes, optimizing stages at 60 frames for tourneys) that this game already has down pat. Once 3 seasons go by it will be more robust than most of those titles.