Oh my God, that would suck so much. I'd never want to play Brad.
Oh my God, that would suck so much. I'd never want to play Brad.
Xion
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Looks to me like the first 6 hits are 1 string, and the next 4 are another. Note the first move didn't land starting at 0:27
x Sypher x
Active Member
OMFG that match was epic. Eliot is so much better now, especially with his improved juggling capabilities! That 9 hit string almost left me speechless 
OMFG that match was epic. Eliot is so much better now, especially with his improved juggling capabilities! That 9 hit string almost left me speechless
Yeah, I can't wait to try out Eliot.
ScattereDreams
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I'll post my response to this from the DOA group on FB.
Overall Eliot looks like he has more potential in DOA5.. His main pressure and CH's comes from mid punches. He does have a very fast high poke punch in DOA5, but it wasn't shown in this video. His CB is a little to obvious, but the long delay makes it useful. IMO they should really make Eliot's BT state a official stance since he has a variety of moves from it. Just add more. I really want to go over the rest of his moves and property changes. Have to wait til 9/25 :-(
MasterHavik
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Brad still looking good.
ChrisArmoun
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That video is awesome. While i'd never use it in a competitive match, having an option to distort the view while playing as Brad would be great for sh*ts and giggles alone
That was incredible...
Now this is a better representation of the game ...
This is what I'm talking about !
Arnell Long
Active Member
For some reason I liked that "Brad vision" because it added to the awe! If I can show a person just one legit DOA5 clip, it'll be Brad Wong vs Elliot.
ScattereDreams
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Here's the fixed version of that video..
PhoenixVFIRE
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"Footage of the newly-revealed Brad Wong and Eliot! We've had some pro players help out with the testing here lately, so this footage gives you a look at some high-level play. It's really interesting to watch! Here's a simple breakdown of the action.
Brad Wong uses Drunken Fist kung fu. It's a tricky style that uses unexpected and confusing moves. For DOA5, we put in a new stance: the handstand. Brad can transition into a handstand from a variety of moves, and once in that stance, not only can he do normal strikes, when he lies down with his head to the opponent and launches the opponent with K, he will do a handstand and can followup with an air throw. And of course he still has his standard stances like lying down, back-turned, and dokuritsu-ho (standing on one leg). Working all his unusual moves into a fight makes just watching the fight a lot of fun.
Eliot has been practicing his Xing Yi Quan. His new move Sunsho doesn't have good reach or any followups, but with a 9-frame startup, it's really useful for getting into an opponent. He also learned a 10-hit combo moved called Gogyo-Renkan-Ken, designed to be like a real martial arts form (kata). In the footage, it looks like Eliot can easily launch people with Choryo, but it's actually really hard to do. Pulling it off like this is the footage--that's how a pro plays!"
From TecmoKoeiAmerica's description box on the video.
Brad Wong has an air throw LOL...
Brad Wong uses Drunken Fist kung fu. It's a tricky style that uses unexpected and confusing moves. For DOA5, we put in a new stance: the handstand. Brad can transition into a handstand from a variety of moves, and once in that stance, not only can he do normal strikes, when he lies down with his head to the opponent and launches the opponent with K, he will do a handstand and can followup with an air throw. And of course he still has his standard stances like lying down, back-turned, and dokuritsu-ho (standing on one leg). Working all his unusual moves into a fight makes just watching the fight a lot of fun.
Eliot has been practicing his Xing Yi Quan. His new move Sunsho doesn't have good reach or any followups, but with a 9-frame startup, it's really useful for getting into an opponent. He also learned a 10-hit combo moved called Gogyo-Renkan-Ken, designed to be like a real martial arts form (kata). In the footage, it looks like Eliot can easily launch people with Choryo, but it's actually really hard to do. Pulling it off like this is the footage--that's how a pro plays!"
From TecmoKoeiAmerica's description box on the video.
Brad Wong has an air throw LOL...
Raansu
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Going back to a previous discussion.
http://kayane.fr/2012/08/17/kayane-...and-producer-yosuke-hayashi-english-francais/
I honestly think this is a great idea, especially for PS3 users who don't have party chat and even then with both consoles its still a great idea as you can use this to literally help train new players and help practice techniques with each other. Even with all the new features in sparring mode having a real person to train with is excellent.
http://kayane.fr/2012/08/17/kayane-...and-producer-yosuke-hayashi-english-francais/
I honestly think this is a great idea, especially for PS3 users who don't have party chat and even then with both consoles its still a great idea as you can use this to literally help train new players and help practice techniques with each other. Even with all the new features in sparring mode having a real person to train with is excellent.
Arnell Long
Active Member
Dreams, that's the same video I posted above about an hr or so ago lmao....!