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Actually... Leifang suffers from the same problems that Kokoro has, and arguably, a few more. Here's one example where Leifang has it worse. Kokoro at least has a mid stand-alone move that tracks. You can throw it out immediately. Leifang does not have that luxury. All her tracking moves are...

How so? No character is really owed anything. Tier placements generally happen by accident anyway. But still; Bass was arguably top tier in DOA3. Tina and Bayman more often than not have been above average on the tier list. Lisa, well, she's generally considered below average for whatever...

Hitomi's parry gives automatic damage, Leifang's do not. In specific cases, the unshu parry can not only leave you at a disadvantage, your attack from it can even be held. It's a trade-off. Hitomi's parry is easy low damage. Leifang's equivalent parry requires more work for higher damage...

The SS itself is fine. The issue is that DOA is a mess regarding natural combo strings. It should evade whatever is in the natural combo string, and re-track afterwards, or, re-track if it's a delayed input. Obviously, natural combo strings need to be tweaked. Then again, that would be a lot...

At relatively low damage.

Good.

I do think the grapplers are just a tad bit OP in comparison to striking characters that have to rely on juggles. Then again, I might be biased, since I play Leifang, and well, she has to rely a lot on her defensive tools to be truly effective.

I've met a few... But only a handful. What I've met more is these weird lag spikers that somehow only cause freezes just after I launched them, causing me to drop my juggle. THAT annoys me. And, I bet some people think I rage quit, because, on my PC, for some reason, the game often decides to...

Aaaand another one (sorry for double post); Edit: One more;

So... I recorded a few more. All the other ones, they were some great matches, but... I deleted all of them before I read your replies. Sorry... Here's the first one with sound... Where I play EXTREMELY sloppy lol. The game was a lot more laggy than it looks though, despite the green...

So I recorded a bunch of matches, and, turns out none of them have sound :mad: Not sure if anyone is interested in watching those.

I will be using Core Fighters on my Xbox One. Might need to get a character or two and that's it, IF the game plays as expected, as in, better compared to the demo. Not expecting parity with PC here.

Well that was faster than expected...

Hm... In my case there hasn't been one character that stands out more than the others. I can tell you who I've not fought against yet; Christie Mila Bass Zack Eliot

I can also run the game at max settings no problem. I was actually worried about this, but I obviously don't have to be. I wish they would add something to automatically lower graphics to keep above 60fps though. There are some players online on PC that obviously have the setting higher than...

Definitely Momiji. I used her quite a bit and liked her play style. I wouldn't pick any of the guest characters, simply because I prefer we get an actual Virtua Fighter game rather than their characters in DOA.

I still don't see Leifang as a safe character, but ok. I might have to start recording my matches online. I think right now I'm at like 40 wins and 2 losses or something.

I don't think we need to focus on power blows vs break blows on themselves, but rather how they influence the overall gameplay mechanics. Let's compare them. - Power blows could only be done after your health drops below 50%. - Break blows can only be done with full meter. This basically...

Some characters are better for stun launch than others. When I played Momiji, it was practically fully a stun-launch gameplay. But with Leifang which has quite slow and unsafe launchers, extending the stun was a better option. In DOA6, Leifang plays quite a bit differently, even though her old...

In the beginning I had the tendency to set up and extend stuns for power blows, but that was more being accustomed to DOA5. Honestly the game doesn't need power blows. To be fair, it doesn't need a meter either, but hey, at least they're trying new things to bring the series in a better direction.