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Because, as stated, they aren't out to make translations. As stated, localization often means changing lines to something that the team thinks will be more easily relatable in the context of the country of that it's being localized for. It's less about what exactly the character is saying and...

But that's the most legitimate reason for picking any character in any fighting game.

Give all the DOA character VF frame data. It's what most of us want anyway.

Scarlet? But she looks nothing like Flandre nor Remila.

Personally partial to Lei-Lei Fang myself.

No, at least not unless you turn it on.

Most translations aren't straight up literal ones. The folks in charge of localization will more often than not change the translations a bit to something slightly different for some reason or other. Usually because something sounds more natural than the direct translation. Other times, because...

The game supports stuff made in Softimage. You can also use stuff from 3DSMax but they need to be ported by FBX to Softimage Modtool. Onogu-san has posted a guide to importing on the SRK forums. http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/comment/8466814/#Comment_8466814

Unless you actually know about it, it's actually pretty easy to miss in game.

Eliot x Ayane seems to be the official one seeing as how he brings out her tsundere tendencies.

Good vibration.

Super Bonus. Family Fun Arcade 3rd Strike Ranbats from March 3, 2007 with an entire hours worth of commentary from the legendary Rockefeller, aka Dr. Sub-Zero. The thing about Rock and his crazy conversational commentary style is that he actually knows alot about the game itself. Alot of...

Here's a legendary bit of Japanese commentary with Gama no Abura doing his famous "Umehara ga kimeta" (Umehara has decided/Umehara has settled it) during a GGXX match with Daigo in it. EDIT: Here are a few more hype commentary moments. Dogface during the Amir vs BBhood money match. Skisonic...

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Mix it up, have a technical guy work with someone who can provide personality. Also, learn from tge best from other communities - UltraDavid, James Chen, Seth Killian, Skisonic and even (or especially) retired legends like Dogface and Rockefeller/Dr. Sub-Zero.

3 out of 5 sets is standard for most games nowadays anyway.

Best thing to do would be to actually run a tournament with 240 life.

This. Heck some of us old school SF players actually find SFIV's throw tech window to be too big since you can still react to the throw animation compared to 3S (where it's better to tech before they even throw you) and SF2/SFA2 (no tech/break). Going back on topic, DOA5U requires the same...

Online? Then that's most likely your problem.

No. The most important part of the graphics in any fighting game is the framerate. It doesn't matter if you have stages with high resolution textures and dynamic animations if the framerate cannot be kept to a static 60 frames per second. There's a reason why fighting games are the last genre...