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Which is why the # of Drags dropped to only people who truly liked him. But even by that Hwoarang, Steve and others were outperformed by a Bear showing that high execution characters as those still don't got enough to win when it counts.

I get that Rangchu really grinded and I'm happy about him. They did him dirty w/ the celebration too. But maybe cause I'm just a fan of Hwo, Steve, & others and I want to see them win that it doesn't give me happy vibes that a bear wins but Hwoarang, Steve, & such can't. I'm happy a Drag & Jack...

Sorry not a fan of bears. Not cause of the low tier winning, I'm all for it. But again Hwoarang, Bryan, Steve, & other high executions lose but a Bear wins. Not for it.

I know it's long but I think the biggest fundamental everyone should learn 1st is movement. Then Character & tools. Then MU's.

Lastly, this may be a bad example because there was no training and all but in SC VI's beta, I think the biggest thing that took me a long way was movement. Cause at that time, I knew absolutely nothing about the characters at all (haven't played since SC II) but knowing how the game moved, I...

But my awful movement. I had no idea how to SS, so everyone SS'd me, I knew nothing of backdashing so people kept good pressure on me. Once I learned it and learned to utilize environment I finally learned DOA, fundamentally at least and it made me appreciate the game more and the character I use.

I remember when I 1st played DOA 5:LR and I played Ayane, whom to me has high dependence on movement. So learning how she twirls and moves so that she can get characters to whiff and use her at least for that helped me as I learned the game (Mind you I suck w/ Ayane and I dropped her for various...

Before I strike or grab or anything, I'ma try to move and see how the motions go. Now I like the point of how for example in Tekken, not everyone crouch dashes, only a select # of people have crouch dash or sway. But even with that, knowing backdashing, SS, running, 236 or 6*23 motions can go a...

I thank everyone for their inputs. And everyone brought up great points with learning characters 1st, which I think if not movement, that would be the 1st thing to learn as well. The biggest reason I say movement is important is regardless of any game, that's probably the 1st thing you're gonna...

Well that's on you. That's my defense. Character based rank isn't making DOA like tekken and I'd welcome it.

But I hate the inflated ranks for everyone else in Tekken. I can't grind them in rank cause I'm basically in a position where I can care less about doing it. Even if I never use Lucky Chloe ever, if I'm Tekken God prime, she's a purple which is good enough for me and I played 0 games w/ her...

The only thing that I can't compensate for is boosting. That's just everywhere. But I feel that Character based ranks is nothing like Tekken and it's a good idea to grind rank for.

_____ for majority of rank and the dude's like higher ranked than dudes who grind for the longest and a rank system where you're earning less the higher you get and losing way more.

But if DOA wants to re-vamp rank cause rank to me was a joke from the last one, then I would like it for be character based. Plus it gives more of a competitive fire, from the unpredictable opponent to the ft2 which feels like a tournament, I feel that gives me more reward and use for utilizing...

I think with the previous installment it indicated nothing either. But with the other 3d's heavy emphasis on rank, whether to deathmatch or continue learning, I think it'd be a good idea to implement it for DOA 6. Not w/ the inflated rank for every character that didn't get demoted.