Knowing how to punish something is only half the battle. Your post speaks mostly in theory.
Wanna know something? I can't argue with this, cause I actually totally agree with it.
No one is saying you have to be Daigo to understand the game. What I am saying is that you need more experience period to pass judgement on something that may seem broken or unfair at the moment.
The most difficult thing about Akira relatively in VF is his execution. His gameplan and strategy is pretty straight forward and many of his moves help to facilitate that. An easier implemented strategy and gameplan is a perk that comes with his execution barrier. A lot of his moves take quite some buffer time.
Cool story bro.
This is exactly how I feel.
I disagree. I feel that the more the game is played w/people taking the time to practice against KL, it will be punished way more often cause the game won't be out 2 weeks at the time. I haven't seen you play, don't know if you are good or not, yet am still confident when you see the move more often in live battle (offline), you will punish it 8 times out of 10 (or maybe 9).
Easier to deal with.
Yup. It would go a LONG way towards helping this for a lot of people.
from spending time in practice mode and playing my friend, I can say that sektor does some big damage with his combos. homing missle leads to some nice mixups and 1,2,b+1 is really nice for him (especially with j1or2). He has good tools but i feel that he lacks speed (imo). like his missles have long startup and recovery along with his teleport being unsafe also. his flamethrower is good for AA but its also punishable.
I wonder if there is some kind of patch to put that in the game? Would be great cause there are lots of chars I don't have access to practice against
I'm respectable about actually punishing moves that I know(or am sure) are unsafe, with at least something, and trust that alone does go a long way. As far as me being good or not, let's just say I'm not good until proven otherwise(might not ever happen cause I got some career aspects I want to take care of, so it's whatever).
In that respect, I agree. I don't want anything to be easier to deal with, that's a bad nerf. But if one screws up while trying to take it all, they should be paid it all back in full, relative to it's statistics or properties.
OMFG he was streaming last night? WTF it was awful.. I was getting so pissed that was not good play. I couldn't punish shit the way I'm suppose to. I had to resort to shit 15% combos with sindel instead of 30%+ ones. I couldn't instant air fireball cause they came out late and my 44 trap was shit cause I couldn't pump out the fireball to make him scared to counter. sometimes she spit out the low fireball it was funny.
lol You didnt know? haha When i was watching I was like I know that GT from somewhere. Yea man you were recorded last night haha.
I disagree. I feel that the more the game is played w/people taking the time to practice against KL, it will be punished way more often cause the game won't be out 2 weeks at the time. I haven't seen you play, don't know if you are good or not, yet am still confident when you see the move more often in live battle (offline), you will punish it 8 times out of 10 (or maybe 9).
oZii: I don't think anybody is angry or upset. I think frustrated is the word. It's frustrating when old school players who puts lots of time into the game see new players give up so easily on something and call for a nerf. Offline tournaments teach you patience and how to deal w/certain moves. If you don't compete in offline tourneys, you are just playing your buddies and never improving or playing online, which is not playing at all.
And in Tekken, EWGF is high. You can't spam it. You don't get NEARLY the advantage you used to when it's blocked. Duck and launch if you think it's coming
ance: ahh how I love that game.
Hmm I think there might be some more Stryker Tech out there. He seems to play different than Ermac to me I dont see many similarities in their tools.
