I’m thinking glitch in the logic for the combo counter. Granted, that is extremely unlikely given that SNK’s probably been using the same logic for the past 15 years, but you never know.
Interesting. So they turned CCs from a SvC-style Max Mode only shit to a near SFIV-style Revenge deal (you gain CC meter by attacking, but you seem to gain a lot more for getting hit). Good change.
I see they’ve also made it MUCH more obvious when you can start a CC. The pause is like when Q with Double Deadly Combination trades hits with Makoto’s Seichusei Godanzuki in 3S.
They’re sticking to only one super stock? Why? Why go OG like that?
Anyway, the game is much more presentable now and the CC system is a vast improvement from its inception. They probably still need to fix clashing though.
But can you expect that though truly this early on in the game? Aren’t we gonna look like noobs for a while in this game until we get comfortable with it???
So even if they were better players bottom line is its new, its gonna take time before we see some true top notch skill in the game…look at KOFXI case in point…
I look at the level of play from when the game first came out overall as scrubby compared to the level of play I see now.
Also, is the amount of CC guage related to how long your combo can be? I ask because it seemed like Iori was still doing extra rekkas after the guage depleted.
Yeah, I noticed this too. If you get a counter hit C or D and your gauge is full can you do like 15 or 20 hits? I seen most combos do around 6 or 8 no matter what the length was, except Iori who combed into his super at the end of his combo.
Well that does make sense. If you do end the CC combo with an attack that can be followed up like Iori’s Rekkas why wouldn’t he be able to connect more hits?
So far Ryo and Robert have shown to have two DMs as well. I hope everyone has more than one DM in the final build. Ash however has 3 DMs.
That makes no sense. Did you mean CD?
WTF! Ash can do two kiss fireballs? Seems his mixup game may have weaken but his zoning/oki has gotten better.