This is the first thing I tried, but it didn’t work. Maybe I’m not doing it well, or it must be done differently…
We’re talking strictly CPS-1 here? CPS-II doesn’t have dip switch settings.
What about Claw VS Dictator? :o
Yeah, only CPS1.
Okay:
I have a friend who plays Chun-Li. I’m a Claw player.
What is each of our goals in this match up? What is Claw aiming for here, and what is Chun aiming for here? Please be as descriptive as possible and outline everything we both may need to know.
Also, I’d like to know if anyone can help me with Claw VS Guile, and Claw VS Dictator. There’s a Guile and a Dictator player down here in Miami that I’d like to beat. In fact, if we can get Chun VS Guile and Chun VS Dictator too, that’d be great.
Dreamcast’s version
NKI, could you provide some info about some switches?
what does “Normal move damage is corrected” mean exactly?
“34 Getting dizzied when airborn” seems not to make any effect.Do you know some good technique to realize its effect easily?
could you explain what’s the meaning of “The opponent’s waiting time for uppercuts is set”?
as for the other switches (17, 25, 37 and 3E) i haven’t tested them enough.37 and 3E don’t seem to work
by the way, from where did you get info about that switches?Even Akiba’s page doesn’t mention them…
best regards
Encountered another glitch in CCC2 playing N.Sagat against a CPU Guile:
Round 1 - I win. No issues.
Round 2 - With 3 seconds left, both very low in life with the CPU less than a Tiger shot higher, I shoot a high Tiger that knocks Guile out of the air and gives me a pixel of life advantage. Oddly enough, even though the time hadn’t ended yet and the CPU still had a few pixels of life left, I hear the death scream as he falls to the ground (as opposed to on his feet) while time expires in the meantime. I get the win message.
Round 3 - Somehow, I didn’t get a win icon for the last round and got into round 3. Very confused, and I lost this round, expecting to get into final round.
Round 3 - WTH? Now, I still have a win icon from round 1, the CPU got a win icon from the previous round 3, and now round 3 repeats. I win here, finally get the match victory screen, and everything continues as normal.
Now, the 3 oddities with this scenario were:
How did the CPU die even though its life bar didn’t deplete?
How come I didn’t get credit for the strange CPU loss?
How did round 3 repeat itself and not bring up f.round?
Now then, I’ve only seen these glitches once apiece after 100+ hours of play so these by no means happen with a degree of frequency; I just find them to be quite odd.
There were already some strange (but non gameplay-affecting) things that can happen if an opponent almost gets KO’ed around when time runs out in the original arcade release, but I never heard about anything that serious. If it happens as infrequently as you say, it shouldn’t be that big an issue, but it might be something to keep in mind when CCC2 ST gets used for tourneys.
yeah recently i was playing my brother and he was kickign my ass this one game and he even got me dizzy in midair, thats when we both just busted out laughing, thats when you know you’re getting your ass kicked hard.
I want to ask something. What is contained in The History of X-Mania DVD? I’m interested in this but I wanna know what special matches/highlights it contains before I pick it.
Did you already read everything that’s been posted so far? I know this question has come up before. One place to start is my old Japan log: http://nki.combovideos.com/ST/Japan.log.html
(Search for the string “She has good answers”.)
I would also try searching this thread. After you do that, watch a lot of tourney matches.
If you have a specific question that hasn’t been answered, I’d be glad to help, but I don’t have the time to sit around typing up pages of strats like I used to. :sad:
I’m sure this has been discussed as well, at the very least in my Japan log, and probably in this thread as well.
Again, if you wanna narrow it down, I’d be glad to help. If you’re just looking for general strats, make sure you do your homework first and take the time to search (both threads and vids).
Well, the reason why I posted them here is because I don’t know what those switches do or what they mean. 
Toodles found out that all the switches are listed inside the Dreamcast version itself, but you have to use a hex editor to see them. (If it’s possible to view them through the game itself, we don’t know how to do it.)
Wow…I hope none of that craziness happens at Evo…
It’s basically a highlights reel of all the X-Manias. (Mostly just the finals.) It’s all old footage, but still top-quality stuff.
Nobody can answer my dictator question ?
Desk already answered it, nitwit.
And I said that I tried it and that it didn’t work. I was hoping someone would try too and tell me if it worked for them.
And what the hell was that insult for ? Next time refrain from replying to my posts if you’re not going to do it respectfully.
Geez…
nohoho - Be nice!
This is correct.
The only other thing to note is that it depends on the spacing. You must be about a step and a half away for it to work. (Depending on the spacing and your timing, you can even do the Scissor kicks the wrong way.)
Thanks NKI, I’ll try different spacings and timings then. AFAIK, it’s only useful in a Dictator mirror match anyway so it’s not that important 
Edit : oh and thanks to the very intelligent anonymous person who negged me on my reply to nohoho for no valid reason.
ccc2 ST doesn’t feel arcade perfect. I’m thinking of obtaining a cps2 board and game.
Any of you have one for sale?
Couple of random questions:
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Computer Chun did jump in crossup spinning bird on me. Is this possible by a human player?
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I still can’t seem to get jump in charge attacks such as Guile’s jump in string into scissor kicks. Can somebody explain exactly how they go into charge after jumping and link into a move?
That’s it for now…
NKI is Kuni still around? I really hope that he comes to EVO this year.
anyone know where st comp is in the tokyo area? Not been living here long, I just seem to see tekken 5dr machine everywhere, ugh!