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Where did THAT come from?

When fighting against them, it seems to be...the same rhythm to their offense (kind of a general, "1, 2, 3456. 1, 2, 3456...") similar stances, similar strikes and strings, etc. That's how it feels when fighting them anyway. When fighting AGAINST them, I wind up treating them as the same...

Not really. There's Dead Or Alive. Yaknow, the tournament the game is about. And everyone involved in it. Then the ninjas and the others doing their own thing off to the side, not really relevant to Dead or Alive.

shifts in momentum, back and forth kind of action....I think there was a word for that... Oh, right, a "Fight." This, on the other hand... Not so much.

So whats your excuse after I point out that I can do it, too?

Well, 1) Tengu is Dead. 2) Ein has reverted to Hayate, so the most they could do is give Hayate an Ein costume. 3) Leon is still there, he just doesn't participate in the actual tournaments anymore. But then again, neither do the ninjas, Bayman, Christie, or Helena, but they are still...

I've always avoided/disregarded tag, because, based on past experiences from DOA2U and DOA4, all people do is try to do those infinite juggles by constantly tagging out. No fun at all, and that at the very least, isn't deep at all, either. I'm all for the team battles, yaknow, the 5 on 5...

As awesome as that pic is, I can't actually see Christie ever doing that. So I'm gonna assume that is Christie's stunt double, and she's in her trailer.

When fighting AGAINST them, not playing AS them. When going against them, the seem to be functionally the same character, at least in the ways people tend to use them.

Greek to me, lol.

That's pretty much how I feel, as well. I've never relied on guaranteed damage, so it doesn't hurt me all that much.

That's because Tengu was assimilated.

Wait. Doesn't Android 16's manliness outweigh at least 2 of those?

I don't remember the name or whatever, but for me it's just a press of left trigger, and its her move where its just one arm, overhead hook. I think its, like, P+K or something like that. Anyways, I've been using it to like, knock Jann Lee to the ground out of his dragon kick, or Ayane out of...

Except for the bottom left. Fishnet Mesh is not manly. Leave that crap for pretty boy Ein.

As I'm kinda of lost with the numbers lingo, could you clarify, what those two moves are? As in, whats the action?

It also fit because it was accompanied by a video of her doing british spy cloak and dagger stuff, driving through an alley in london on a foggy night, then using pianowire to get somebody. That trenchcoat is so cloak and dagger, and I love that you can actually have the british spy/assassin...

She HAD the coat in black (and red) back in DOA3. I loved that outfit.

I "implied" nothing. I flat out stated that certain styles look weird on certain types of people. For example, seeing a huge black guy doing a style normally associated with, and designed for, a small asian man. Its awkward to look at. Imagine Christie doing Bass' moveset, or Zack doing...

Where did I say ANYTHING REMOTELY related to there being no black mercenaries?