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It's an alright track. But nothing crazy for me. I forgot runner-ups include: Hold my lovin (DOA 6 or DOAx3), Hitohira (DOA 2), Vigaku (DOA 2 especially), & Natural High (DOA 2).

Usually later in the evening or at night. At times I can hop on in the afternoon. But since today, I'm on exams & stuff, I'm probably gonna be on either later at night or tomorrow.

Shoutout to @Force_of_Nature & Cygnus for the Mila help the past couple days. She's growing on me well. Now I just gotta execute during games.

Back to my character searching.

Another tourney another loss. Kinda expected @ this point.

Much better for me than playing Rig, remaining stagnant where I lose 30+ times & I question why use this character when I know, I'm not going far with him.

Yeah. It was under maintenance last night. I think the maintenance is done now but that was what was going on yesterday.

All good. Just let me know whenever you're down to play.

Yeah I'll run a few. I'm down to run sets & learn more. I'll hop on tomorrow. PSN: Conditioner15

But with 6, the problem is that rather than it being used as an option for if I'm seeing a non-tracking string, etc, it was used as a bailout tool that knocks down for potential big boy damage. Which adds to what I was saying that 6 I felt was too easy to turn to an autopilot rushdown player as...

Compare those to the Sidestep option and with the risk of potentially still getting stunned for a read, tracked for a more messed up situation, or even thrown out of it and from there I feel it's the weakest defensive option in the game.

The option to stagger is important to distinguish between guaranteed stuff & non-guarantees for a potential punish. Fuzzying so that if someone's late to a throw, I'm not getting thrown much that also gets me back to offense. Etc.

Especially in 5. For example, I don't want to hold very much against Alpha as she has many things offensively that can put me in a dire situation. Also, environment plays a factor as well. Holding in a neutral open setting isn't as rewarding as holding against a breakable table that leads to a...

Like in 5, I can go a whole set w/ seeing the sidestep maybe 4-5 times out of 20+ matches, unless your character has a special SS, ie Bayman, Christie, Hayate, etc. Also I have to consider that even though yes the point of the defensive aspect is to beat predictable patterns, it's also...

I'm not saying I want more defensive options for DOA. I'm saying in comparison from DOA5:LR to DOA 6, the defensive options I had in 5 were much more fleshed out than 6. But the weakest defensive option that was in 5 to me was the sidestep as that was the least rewarding between stagger, fuzzy...

But with the patches, the SS, although still w/ the invincibility frames, you still got grabbed out of it (with more damage I might add), fatal rushed, & if you had no meter, hit w/ non-tracking strings yet again which showed that the problems still existed. The sidestep is the one major issue I...