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Reminds me of DOA5 vanilla. Then boom, here comes DOA5U and that boy Akira about to teach people the epiphany of neutral for the 2nd time (3rd actually lel).

I will say though is that strike speeds is actually my least of problems. Some out there take it more personal (especially people who play slower characters), I also play them on the side so I do understand how they feel from actually trying them out myself. My issue is the amount of yomi you...

I remember that one discussion about Nico vs Bass, and one of the basic responses was "Well Gehaktbal defeated Sio using Bass against Sio's Nico". He sure did. I was rooting for Gehaktbal even more because of it, but people seem to dismiss the fact that not only is Gehaktbal a very good player...

Good ex. is Pai in DOA5 regarding CH. People claim she's weak (if the game was only NH nonsense sure), but once she lands that one hit CH into sitdown+launch+wall, that's 98 flat which is close to 100 (health is 300). You already lost a portion of your health because Bass / any other heavy...

@Camel with 2 thumbs Yeah, it's why I mentioned it can be tolerable but it is there. And we can't dismiss the CH/HiC reward that makes strikes potent when 90% of your matches results in CH city at any level of play, and the added sauce that there are actual different strike speeds which is a...

However, considering the game's marketing and demographic, such priorities pales in comparison to their vision of selling the game vs balance sometimes. Personally I think strikes beating throws is still something the game should keep. It's just how DOA is conditioned to it where there is a...

The good thing about it is that unlike most games, DOA is tolerable for it. No fighting game is perfect. Devs are usually afraid of change or budget issue (or even if it's an excuse for them to avoid it) but they did took a first step by adding meter to DOA which is completely new, which implies...

@Camel with 2 thumbs Pretty much yeah, though this is just DOA's case of trying to be fundamentally different for whatever reason, almost trying very hard to be different but yet still retain itself as a fighting game in mind. Which it's cool in a way, you can still be different while having a...

Mind you that by high level, i'm speaking from a visual aspect and not from PvP. Realistically there does exist of high level mash, block checks on repeat with semi-safe moves or light disadvantage on block, essential mash. It's just the way it's showcased where it doesn't feel like it's the...

I do wish DOA encourages fuzzying more though, despite it's not in a real intentional use. Things like constantly going for the abare and fishing for HiC mash just makes the game feel like it's not high level at all. You can get away with something from pressing an attack button, kinda barbaric...

As of now, the game I have the highest hours in is FFXIV (on PC though). I think I probably have like 900+ hours in it already. Think the highest game I played on PS platform is probably Yakuza: Like a Dragon and BL3.

Did you leave the game on by any chance here and there? Around 2019, Monster Hunter World was my highest played game, but the listed hours didn't match up to my actual gameplay hours, which might have something to do with the times where I left the game on many many times while I was outside or...

Did you managed to fight the optional boss Elcian in the Dark Rifts yet? the black Looper that eats black moonstones.

SA1, Skies of Arcadia, Grandia II, Jet Set Radio, DOA2, SA2 etc. Games like Skies actually got me spoiled that I didn't want to give up the Dreamcast one time lol. But the times were changing and they stopped making games for it so I had to let it go and shelf it in the closet. Dreamcast was...

Yeah Skies of Arcadia was one of the childhoods. I think part of it is because of the Dreamcast itself too. Despite it's early demise, it had a chunk of games that were pretty great that can be played still till this day. Even though I got the PS2 the year after, I had both the PS2 and Dreamcast...