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i know and understand, as well as i understand that the gap could, it is in the realm of possible, much smaller.

Also, online warriors are legitimate in games where there is a decent netcode at place, which is what i'm trying to get at. There is only benefits from having a better netcode.

Yeah, but you know you're going to have those offline matches eventually. My only option of fighting people will be fighting online, there is possibility of me ever playing against someone offline.

IF i'm understanding this wrong, please help me, because all i want to play this game more, just that.

Online is a necessity for me to play against people, which is the point of a fighting game, and is not just for me. but ok, the solution is just not play the game or just grind the A.I. "casually", i understand.

I would play offline if i could. but that is simply completely impossible, unless someone finds me a job on the USA or some shit.

So, what do you mean? that the game doesn't need good netcode? because it does! that online players shouldn't improve on the game? Because they do! And @Force_of_Nature A lot of fighting games are just as tight on reactions as DOA is, and they have better netplay.

Well, so you're just saying that i don't exist. Which is not true. And i can tell that there are many good or great players that due to where they live or how they live, they only play online. THis sounds incredibly elitist and disrespectful "if you don't have a scene on your neighborhood or...

Frame data, perfect execution, knowing the game is only part of really being an adept player in a fighting game, experience against real people is a big part of it, learning to condition oponents, test how reliable some mixups are, and even more. SFV is a poor example of netplay centric fighting...

Not exactly true, The Skullgirls base is almost entirely online, and there is a lot of online warriors placing on top 4's on majors and what not, the game just has a decent netcode so people can play the game in a more decent enviroment. So is the case with Killer Instinct. A good netcode allows...

I don't want to play "casually", i want to improve and understand the game's mechanics to its fullest, like with every game i try, that is not possible in a single player scenario with a fighting game, and a fighting game released nowadays without an online mode would be faded to die.

exactly, a difference of times, and nowadays, a good netcode should be a requirement for any fighting game. And even older games have online support nowadays in one way or another. And yeah, not having people to play surely isn't stopping me from playing the game, let me tell you how fun is...

Well, i didn't say, i say that "it seems", is what i got from research. But i disagree, i think that the quality of its game is affected by the quality of its features, how can a game be great if it has a big problem that stops me from playing it? I would travel around the world to play my...

Perfect? No, but better, a lot of games have, much better. Even for 3d fighters, it seems that games like tekken tag 2 have better netplay. And it is also an important deal for part of the fanbase, or you are saying that i should just not play the game because the netplay has nothing to do with...

And since improvements on netcode aren't happening on DOA5LR, i am welcome to a DOA 6, (and also to tone down the costume selection and to give the game a really good story mode and maybe new characters).

DOA 5 is definetly an excellent game. But is lacking one key feature that i need to enjoy it more, a good netcode. Sadly there is no fighting game scene where i live, and my enjoyment of FG's is purely online, and while i have one "playable match" every other week, i want more.