I'm a firm believer in if you make one or two mistake you should be K.O.....why take that away,it teaches you to be mindful of your actions and make careful choices
I'm a firm believer in if you make one or two mistake you should be K.O.....why take that away,it teaches you to be mindful of your actions and make careful choices
When you decide to reset someone after a stun,you are putting yourself in a 50/50 chance that your reset will work or not.If they have play you or that char before and know that can be reset for more damage they will have a counter for your attempted reset and put you at a disavantage....why would you want that? My suggest is lower the damage scaling after a stun so that you can get GUARANTEED damage and not "Maybe" damage
This is Street Fighter 4. It's a fighting game. You're supposed to be tricky, not just do the same thing every time. The only time that you're putting yourself in a 50/50 chance for a successful reset is if you do the exact same move at the exact same time.
Let's say that Bison is trying to reset Ryu into a grab. Obviously Shoryuken beats this because it is invincible. So does Ryu mashing Shoryuken while being hit beat everything Bison can do? Of course not, Bison can stop on purpose to block the DP and get a much bigger punish than he would've from just a throw. That's a mindgame, and it evolves the more you've played against your opponent. In actuality Bison's options (off the top of my head, I might've missed a few) if he stops his combo at close range are:
-Block (beats offensive opponent)
-Walk up grab (beats defensive or surprised opponent)
-Frametrap (beats attempted grab tech and opponent using non-invincible attacks)
-Low attack (beats opponent walking back and trying to grab tech)
-Jump (beats defensive opponent and leads to crossup situation depending on spacing)
Note that these aren't character specific. Every character has a jump, low attack, grab, etc...
This is Street Fighter 4. It's a fighting game. You're supposed to be tricky, not just do the same thing every time. The only time that you're putting yourself in a 50/50 chance for a successful reset is if you do the exact same move at the exact same time.
Let's say that Bison is trying to reset Ryu into a grab. Obviously Shoryuken beats this because it is invincible. So does Ryu mashing Shoryuken while being hit beat everything Bison can do? Of course not, Bison can stop on purpose to block the DP and get a much bigger punish than he would've from just a throw. That's a mindgame, and it evolves the more you've played against your opponent. In actuality Bison's options (off the top of my head, I might've missed a few) if he stops his combo at close range are:
-Block (beats offensive opponent)
-Walk up grab (beats defensive or surprised opponent)
-Frametrap (beats attempted grab tech and opponent using non-invincible attacks)
-Low attack (beats opponent walking back and trying to grab tech)
-Jump (beats defensive opponent and leads to crossup situation depending on spacing)
Note that these aren't character specific. Every character has a jump, low attack, grab, etc...
My original intent of asking for post stun scaling to be reduced if below 50% are in the rare scenarios that Seth does something like J.HK, cr.LP xx cr.LP, cr.MP xx Hyakuretsukyaku, 3 head stomps, dive kick and the dive kick stuns the opponent. His follow up combo is scaled to 10%. He can reset with tick-SPD, but I was wondering if anyone else thought that post stun combos should scale back SLIGHTLY (10-20% only).
10 or 20 percent would be fine, I was getting upset at him saying that resets are 50/50. Your idea's good. It's really frustrating to end a combo with stun, but there are workarounds like counting stun that prevent aware players from getting caught by it.
RadicalFuzz didn't feel like quoting your post,here's my counter-arugement: Once again why would you reset someone to set up your self up for a 50/50 situation.You said it yourself that M.Bison has ways to beat Ryu's wakeup,but Ryu has ways to beat M.Bison reset: DP,Throw,Block,etc. No matter what both are in a neutral position once you start your reset.
RadicalFuzz didn't feel like quoting your post,here's my counter-arugement: Once again why would you reset someone to set up your self up for a 50/50 situation.You said it yourself that M.Bison has ways to beat Ryu's wakeup,but Ryu has ways to beat M.Bison reset: DP,Throw,Block,etc. No matter what both are in a neutral position once you start your reset.
- Balance Changes per character
- Make it so you have both Ultra's available to you during a match (not select one or the other)
- New char should be a Hawaiian Judo rushdown grappler (Female).
RadicalFuzz didn't feel like quoting your post,here's my counter-arugement: Once again why would you reset someone to set up your self up for a 50/50 situation.You said it yourself that M.Bison has ways to beat Ryu's wakeup,but Ryu has ways to beat M.Bison reset: DP,Throw,Block,etc. No matter what both are in a neutral position once you start your reset.
You would try to reset someone because the followup after a stun from a long combo will do very low damage. And a proper setup from a stun should never be a 50/50 situation for the attacker, especially considering all the option selects possible with the game engine.
Edit: Of course Ryu has ways to beat the reset. Being escapable defines it as a reset. With good setups however the guessing game is in favor of the attacker.
Yeah, some new flashy unlockable titles and pics would be cool, would allow people to feel more unique.
On a different note, how's this for another idea? You know how spectators and even some players complain about training stage always being picked? What if we were able to toggle background elements on/off. For example, in stages like Festival at the Old Temple, and Overpass, there are people in the background that react to what you do (look at you, fall over when you knock someone down near them, etc.). What if we were able to toggle their reactions on and off? This way, we could give the spectators a little something instead of boring them with training stage.
There isn't enough variety already? There's already a ton of stages with stuff going on in the background. Changing the game for people who are not playing the game is never a good idea. They don't change the HUD in League of Legends because some people watching say it should be different. The players playing the game should pick the stage according to the rules they agreed upon. End of story.
Also if players are picking the training stage to use the grid lines now chances are they'll still pick the training stage to use the grid lines even though the other stages have fancy new background animations.
There isn't enough variety already? There's already a ton of stages with stuff going on in the background. Changing the game for people who are not playing the game is never a good idea. They don't change the HUD in League of Legends because some people watching say it should be different. The players playing the game should pick the stage according to the rules they agreed upon. End of story.
Also if players are picking the training stage to use the grid lines now chances are they'll still pick the training stage to use the grid lines even though the other stages have fancy new background animations.
Yeah, but if you go on EHubs, many people bring up how they're tired of seeing Training Stage and how they want more stages, even character specific ones like in SF2 and SF3.
I should mention, these views don't reflect my own - I only focus on the two characters on the screen and prefer a nice, simple background instead of distracting ones.
