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For the most part. The "hand holding" is an illusion based on marketing B.S. SFIV is no easier than SFIII and even folks like Seth Killian (former Capcom Special Advisor for SF) have admitted that SFIV is actually a very high execution game. Marvel's execution, as I have previously stated...

For those interested in outfits for the guys. http://kotaku.com/the-numbers-dont-lie-gamers-want-dead-or-alive-bikin-1440546939

Congratulations, but remember that building a community doesn't happen in just one night. Y'all need to keep bringing those numbers in and supporting the community from here on out.

Another fun fact. Comeback mechanics and "tools to help people who're losing" aren't a new thing. We've had them since Fatal Fury's Desperation Moves and SamSho's rage meter.

IIRC, standard rule is that DLC characters are banned only for the first week on any majors running on the same week that they come out. After that, they're fair game.

Both Pai and Sarah both have "chipmunk cheeks" in their in game models in VF5. Thank goodness TN fixed those faces.

SC2 was easy since you just needed to find each character's best moves as everything was so safe. I could beat most folks around here just by using 1 or two strings with Cass. That said, nothing screams easy like picking a early top tier team in MvC2 like Cable/IceMan/Blackheart and simply...

CMV by BubblanAB7. http://shoryuken.com/2013/10/02/king-of-fighters-xiii-duo-lon-yuri-and-ash-combos-by-bubblanab7/

Fun fact, MvC2 wasn't hard, not until people figured out all the unintended high execution stuff that changed the game's meta.

But when has Marvel ever been about picking anyone but the top tiers? Same thing happened in MvC2 when Doom, Blackheart, Ice Man, etc. were considered god tier. All it took was a few players discovering that Mags was actually the best goddam rushdown character in the game for people to change...

Except that multiple players who've made the jump into the industry have confirmed those costs (did you actually read the link I posted?). Also, a character is more than just a model. And even just the model requires alot of work, approval and testing

There are some amazing Frank players out there (I've seen Justin's Frank team up close and it's pretty dam amazing). Also, this is Marvel, who's to say the meta won't change in a couple of years. Happened to the previous games. Heck, the SRK UMvC3 forums have what us called "the Prophecy"...

Idiot's wouldn't be saying all this shit when you realize how much the game actually cost. Given the accepted ballpark that each character costs $500,000 to make. With 24 new characters (since everyone has new models), we're looking at $12,000,000 for the character budget alone. Now, based on...

But we still have more viable characters than MvC2 which was 4 god tiers plus 12 high tiers. And among the viable, but not god tier characters in UMvC3, we have some characters that can become very good with x factor.

X-Factor is only dumb in Level 3, coupled with a couple of characters (Vergil, Wesker) On a whole however, it actually helps make certain characters more viable which, face it, is actually a good thing in a game where it'll be hard to make most of the cast viable without sacrificing the freedom...

1 and 25 times, I actually whiff Momiji's Izuna. It's not that hard really.

Regular hitstun - no critical state, no holds Shallow Critical stun - meant for frame advantage, to short to SE or Hold out of. Deep Critical stun - Opponent has choice to hold or SE Sit down stun - unholdable That's in addition to the FLOP, Back Blast, Heavy Bound, Spinning Knockdown and...

The game already has wall splat combos.

Wel I've always thought that you were kinda loopy.

Time to tell it like it is. This edition of WNF (10/2/2013) is make or break time for the DOA community in SoCal. If you want the game to continue to be at WNF (arguably the biggest weekly in SoCal) then you need to go, NO EXCUSES.