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That's "hitstun," not "launch."

Yatagarasu is in PC (at least the version that matters). Smash hasn't mattered since Melee.

Don't we already have a casual thread? I thought FSD was about competitive DOA?

Acting like a dick isn't doing anything to help the community.

This might be the closest thing to a new Rival Schools that's out on the market... ...I mean look at these jump in infinites. Gan would be proud.

What controller is it? Is it wireless? Sounds like a battery problem to me.

Well they are rotating additional characters.

IMO, it's better having a few core characters permanently free. This way people can continue playing with them as their mains and not just drop the game when they go out of rotation.

When will we get Tapatalk again?

Separate maybe, but not unrelated. The problem here is that you are equating high level play with character familiarity/mastery. The truth is, high level play is more about mastery of your opponent than of your character. It's about what we call "yomi", that is, being able to read your...

Ever since both players and developers realized that it actually made for better games. Case in point, in the original 5/12/1999 release of SFIII: 3rd Strike, Urien had a guaranteed unblockable setup via his Aegis super art. Come the 6/08/1999 revision board, this is patched out. The community...

Why should "the master" change up if what they're doing is working. Unless the other guy can step up and counter whatever they're doing "the master" has no reason whatsoever to do anything less efficient. The onus is on the opposing player to develop counters to strong tech. Heck, that's how the...

The problem here is that you fail to realize that both "the scrub" and someone who is playing to win are "actually playing." The difference is that the latter get their enjoyment from a higher level of play. At high levels, fighting games in general are more about mastering your opponent then...

That takes out alot of the more interesting meta-game elements of tag. Including ones that are because of having snap backs.

Or maybe some people enjoy winning. To quote from Sirlin's "Playing to Win."

Scrubbiest post in this thread so far. Whether in singles or tag, the point is to reduce your opponents life bar to zero in the most efficient way possible (i.e. without allowing your opponent to take out much of your own lifebar). More often than not, this actually means going for efficient...