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The wiki says ''18'' on the timeline.

*looks at old DOA content* - 600 views on average *looks at new DOA content* - no more than 50 views. Feels bad man.

Honestly, DOA3 was an awesome game but I really don't want to go back to the 3-way hold system.

Oh fuck you're right. Lightning, Ice and Fire.

How? Isn't he a power type?

Never pay much attention to it, I don't think it affects my gameplay in a significant way.

That is so awesome!

I hate finishing first but still lose the race overall because the dumbass AI decided they wanted to finish 10th and 11th.

I still feel like DOA6 has massive potential. It's just that TN has made so many dumbass mistakes recently. It's going to be hard (but definitely not impossible) to recover from those mistakes.

Also, basically any move can become an unholdable as long as you have the right setup for it. You mostly want to focus on moves that gives you plus frames when blocked. For example if you can find a way to make the second punch of Kasumi's 66PP unholdable (+ frames on block), that would be very...

Most people end up searching for guard break unholdables because it creates win-win situations. They block it? You’re at plus frames. They don’t block it? You get free damage. I hope my explanation makes sense to you. If you have further questions, ask away. :)

There are no specific moves that will end up becoming unholdables. It completely depends on your kind of setup, the recovery of the setup and the startup frames of your unholdable move. Sometimes you intentionally whiff a random move in between your setup move and your unholdable move to make...

Finding unholdables is mostly a process of trial-and-error. You want to find the sweet spot of hitting them on frame 1 after they tech up. If you use a move that’s too fast, the move ends up whiffing. If the move is too slow, they can hold it (i.e. it connects on frame 2 or post frame 2).

So what does an unholdable exactly mean, you may ask? After teching, your opponent can only block on frame 1. Holding is only possible on frame 2! So in theory, you want to find a move that connects on frame 1 after your opponent stands up, so your opponent only has the ability to block the...