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Mr. Wah, as he carries the weight of the DOA community on his shoulders.

Assists?

Netcode quality notwithstanding, people should try their best to make an effort to attend offline events if you want tournaments not to drop the game.

Spamming isn't scrubby.

The only "cool stick" that's XBox only at the moment is the Razer Atrox. And to have one, you first need to be "cool" enough to be accepted into the beta. Everything else has versions for both consoles, or is dual-console compatible.

Divekick hasn't been released yet.

Or P4A could simply be better than TTT2/DOA5.

Or maybe it's because P4A is actually a great game.

On a good connection, SFxT was as good as offline. Also, the input delay was fixed, it was not variable, which is the real issue. GGPO-style rollback netcode get's rid of variable input lag (since the system can just roll back) meaning that you only have to adjust to the delay once. Once you've...

The lower the ping time (in milliseconds) the better the connection. It's a more accurate measurement compared to arbitrary "bars."

I never said anything about not seeing someone's name. That said, they really should follow the lead of Skullgirls, MvC:O and Darkstalkers: Resurrection (and the upcoming 3rd Strike Online Edition patch) in showing numeric ping times instead of bars.

If this were all based on netcode, then Skullgirls and SF x Tekken would be tops seeing as they were the only releases this year that used peer to peer rollback netcode.

Combos and damage are both a reward for those who actually spend time to study the game and a punishment for those who fail to do so. It's both positive and negative reinforcement at the same time. Allowing people to easily counter out of anything just teaches players that it's "okay to get hit"...

Nice to see the match-up chart getting updated.

It's kinda baffling that there's a complaint about combos being "quick-time events" when, a paragraph down there's mention of going back to Tenkaichi, a game where there are actual quick-time events for executing powerful attacks.

In other words, let's bring DOA back to when DOA was terrible.

We've already done multiple tests on this in SRK's Tech Talk. Most recent would be when we tested 3rd Strike Online Edition and found no difference between the 360 and PS3 versions in terms of input lag (both had the CPS3 standard 4 frames of delay).

The only thing that you should be able to see coming into a ranked match is latency. Who someone uses should not be displayed. Also, not sure if this has been brought up, but being able to actually choose who you fight in ranked from a list is dumb. If this ever happens (in any fighting game)...

Because the system itself doesn't have 1 frame of delay. It's all the fault of the developers.

KOF came out last year. GG AC Plus R isn't out in the US. Besides, Skullgirls > all.