Yeah I used to have trouble with this but now it's probably the thing I can do most consistently.
I play on pad with normal controls, so I actually do get HLG just from a d1 b1 input. The only way around it is to delay things, or do 2 d1's (holding down the whole time) into b1, which is what I usually do. I should learn to play with alternate controls, and with stick, but that's a big time investment that I'm not sure I have in me... thinking about building a stick for fun though and starting to learn, though, because some friends of mine are getting into SF4 again and playing that on pad is the worst experience of my life. What are these fucking circle inputs?!
D1 B1 does not give me a rlg, I think you must be doing it too fast, no way a particular kind of inputs forces you to drop frametraps.I play on pad with normal controls, so I actually do get HLG just from a d1 b1 input. The only way around it is to delay things, or do 2 d1's (holding down the whole time) into b1, which is what I usually do. I should learn to play with alternate controls, and with stick, but that's a big time investment that I'm not sure I have in me... thinking about building a stick for fun though and starting to learn, though, because some friends of mine are getting into SF4 again and playing that on pad is the worst experience of my life. What are these fucking circle inputs?!
I promise it does. That's how inputs work in this game. For instance, to do d2 into RLG or teeth, I just input d2->b2 or d2->b3. Works every time, and I like it in that instance, but it sucks for d1->b1 causing HLG to happen. I should clarify that this is on hit/block, NOT whiff; that won't work. Honestly, I just kinda wish that move was removed from the game lol. It's an incredibly sub par zoning tool, and tends to mess me up more than help me.
Yeah, I just haven't played any of that stuff at all; Injustice was the first fighting game that I really played and I am just more used to the NRS system.
NRS games require little to no execution, SF is a bit above but in no way requires great execution other than 3-4 characters ( and maybe another 1-2 if you wanna style Sako style ). It's something you get used to, pad doesn't really make that much of a difference
Yeah, I'm not saying it has no use. If they see you move and jump on reaction, you can get 43% and a good amount of corner push, or end in an OTG setup for shenanigans. Does good damage and can be weird to dodge by those who aren't used to it.
What preferences are you talking about? You're telling me you won't get used to a pad, no matter how bad after X amount of time? I was playing SF4 crippled for at least 2 months because of the xbox pad.Yes. Because everyone has the exact same preferences in every game...
I'm saying I like the Xbox controller for Injustice and I think I like the stick better for SF, though my experience with the game in general is extremely limited, and that I think pad DOES make a different for some people (ergo, preference). If you describe your past 2 months as "crippled" by the pad, doesn't that go against what you're saying lol?
My point isn't what's better, my point is you can get used to anything and that it makes little difference, not that there isn't any difference at all.
Just j3 alot.