We were talking about b2b in MK games, why did you bring up Inj cross ups? sigh why do I bother with low levels...
Superiority complex much? B2B in MK would mean MK would have cross ups. The comment at the beginning is a joke making fun of people, like you, who don't take the step to think about the implications of B2B. One of those implications being that B2B games have cross-up mix ups and button block games do not BECAUSE OF THE VERY NATURE OF HOW YOU ARE BLOCKING.
I thought about this as well. Do you think it would be beneficial to bring these mechanics over to MK? And in doing so, do you think the game should give players access to 4 bars of meter instead of 3? If they kept it a 3 bar system then air escapes would become highly situational, since breakers already cost 2 bars as well. But I absolutely love the idea of push block in MK, and hated that block breakers costed 2 bars in MKX.
You honestly need to stop playing game developer and start hitting the lab. A quick view of your post history displays your complete ignorance toward NRS games. I don't have a problem with you having question or lacking skill but damn if you're having trouble blocking then inputting f# then you have no place making design suggestions.
i'm done arguing with low levels.
Well I hope you don't talk to yourself.
Wow, ok. Do you play on an arcade stick as well? Otherwise you have no clue as to the issues that are had for players that do. And what the hell does my post history have to do with the topic?
Yea that's why I proposed a proximity block system, so it it retains the block button "feel" while giving the benefits of b2b.
No because it's an NRS game and optimized for pad. But I have friends who use stick and had similar problems but played enough to get through them; hell I even know someone who uses pad, except to jump they use stick and still no problems. Your post history just shows that you complain about the game and demand changes when you can't even execute it at the highest level. I don't make suggestions on changes, even to my main character, because it is not my place and you should follow suit. Your post just pollute the forum and lead to overall negative experiences. I suggest you reallocate the time you spend complaining on either switching to pad or learning how to mechanically play the game.
My god that is a bait if I've ever seen one
I did work through it. It's called alt controls, and it's functional, but I wouldn't call it ideal. I'm aware that I'm not pro level, I'm certainly a casual player. But even then you've sort of failed to counter anything I've said in a rational and logical manner. By your logic, only the top 8 players should have a voice for the game so many of us love. A simple "git gud" doesn't do anything for anyone, and doesn't help make the game better. I love NRS games, but I absolutely refuse to become a blind fanboy or an apologist of any kind. If I loved everything about a game except for ONE SMALL TINY THING, then I'm going to do a bit of research to see if the issue is widespread or if people feel the same way, and after that you can be damn sure I'm going to voice my opinion about the thing I have problems with. ESPECIALLY when they are related to the controls, and ESPECIALLY when the issue appears to be widespread. If I'm not mistaken NRS has been working on the input problems since launch, and if nobody spoke up then it may have never happened.
That's a lot of text and I'm not going through it point by point but I read it all and I'll answer. My anger is toward low quality post that are polluting this forum from users who very clearly are, as you called yourself, casual players. You say you do research and expand but unless you sitting on your couch playing SFV is research I hardly see it. I'm all for QUALITY discussion but what you have brought us is a monthly half-ass'd thread where no one gains anything. I'm not an apologist in fact I've been vocal on twitter, facebook, discord, and reddit about dislike of mechanics. I just see TYM as a place for high level discussion and advice for people wanting to bridge the gap between casual and amateur. Your post neither brings about productive advice or discussion. Just as you see something in the game you don't like and say something; I see something in a post and say something. But your thread has died and all my replies do is bump it.
You couldn't have four bars and keep block breakers at two, they would have to be three and at that point BB's would become highly situational only to be used at the end of rounds, you would have to get rid of BB's altogether.
