Lt. Boxy Angelman
I WILL EAT THIS GAME
This is mostly a Kabal issue, but it falls in line with plenty of other characters I've played - Freddy, Liu, Stryker, and Sektor come to mind - so I figure I'd broaden the scope, because I'm sure I'm not the only one who has issues with this particular issue.
I feel like Zoolander, because I can't turn left.
What I mean is, I've always had issues with certain characters, especially now with my pursuit of Kabal, in that I've always played a LOT more accurately fighting from one side of the screen in comparison to the other. Not so much so that I'm dependant on getting to my favorable side, but enough so that it's enough of a pain in the ass to make it a thread.
I'm always much more efficient fighting from right to left than left to right. My F4/B1/D4/2/F3 NDC's never miss, my iAGB's rarely shoot blank, and I'm just generally a lot more comfortable with that rhythm. I go from left to right, and even though I'm still getting most of the bits and pieces right, there'll always be a standing 4 that was supposed to be an F4, a committed Dash that was supposed to be cancelled, less consistent iAGB's, etc...I'm working on it, improving it, focusing it out...it's fucking frustrating, but I know over time the muscle rhythm and reflex will kick in and make it more tolerable.
Anyone else have similar issues in their ways?
I feel like Zoolander, because I can't turn left.
What I mean is, I've always had issues with certain characters, especially now with my pursuit of Kabal, in that I've always played a LOT more accurately fighting from one side of the screen in comparison to the other. Not so much so that I'm dependant on getting to my favorable side, but enough so that it's enough of a pain in the ass to make it a thread.
I'm always much more efficient fighting from right to left than left to right. My F4/B1/D4/2/F3 NDC's never miss, my iAGB's rarely shoot blank, and I'm just generally a lot more comfortable with that rhythm. I go from left to right, and even though I'm still getting most of the bits and pieces right, there'll always be a standing 4 that was supposed to be an F4, a committed Dash that was supposed to be cancelled, less consistent iAGB's, etc...I'm working on it, improving it, focusing it out...it's fucking frustrating, but I know over time the muscle rhythm and reflex will kick in and make it more tolerable.
Anyone else have similar issues in their ways?