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I'm on the side of: "If it's gone, then it's gone. If it's back, then it's back. DOA still relies on the same shenanigans" Simply because it didn't really change anything. Which I came to a full understanding is that SE wasn't the main issue. Technically, all the game did is that it SEs for you...

Neutral. It wasn't exactly a game changer because the gameplay aspects of DOA is that you still have to rely on yomi, as long as this exist, SE didn't matter. With or without SE: The moment you are in stun, SE still wouldn't reduce a heavy crunch stun since you'd still get launch from 4 other...

I will add that DOA6 does in fact have a better training mode than the previous versions.

@ChaolanLegacy DOA5 was technically the first one "in matches". If the connection stated [5], you were wired. If the connection stated <5>, you were wireless. But if you mean through the "search" function of ranked matches on who you encounter, DOA6 was the first one of the DOA series.

The PC version has lobbies.

The good thing is that the round table has become a natural thing now, so expect it to happen 2-4 times every year now. It's about time these companies start working together.

Still hated it till this day, even when I last played. And people use to go wild for it like "you are very disrespectful to keep attacking when I've given up." Like bro, how are you going to get any better if you keep giving up midway. Being tired is one thing and reasonable, but giving up...

Granted some of it can be fixed on the OG ones, but it just requires mods to do so which is a hit or miss at times.

What I might be excited for the Mass Effect legendary editions is that there is a possibility those versions might be optimized properly. The PC OG versions of every game in the series are not very well optimized. It just feels weird to me how there is frame dips, bad aligned, shadows and weird...