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VF pounce. Can't avoid it unless there was room for error and you rolled backwards but in that situation, you can't do shit.

Yeah I kinda wish I played it outside of the demo for 5. There was a lot on that library I didn't check out. I just think causals could probably never grasp a game like Ace combat so inherently it isn't popular. I mean most people don't even finish story on 1P games according to PSN trophies let...

Fighting games are definitely an exception. There's a market for it. sequels or spiritual successors are expected. There's no Market for flight sims. So, they do have all that cash to themselves but in a way probably get overshadowed by Mil-sims. I can fly a jet, helicopter, a tank in Modern...

I'm sure it does. My point is many games could use sequels but it seems like games that could easily be one and done get a lot of sequels. Yet games that end in cliff hangers and are praised well don't. Had to kickstart Shenmue III. C'mon, yo.

I will say MK games (9,X) didn't do a good job on deterring people from jumping beyond D2.

@KasumiLover Believe it or not but when you fight nut-jobs or low level players, it's usually when you have to play more solid. In VF, it's especially true. Since there's certain things you can't drill things into their heads and yomi as easy.

For 6s gameplay, I don't feel too excited about beating pros as I did when I managed to in 5. Though playing DoA enough, there seems to be certain things EVERYONE perfects or makes less a habit of once you're good enough. Yomi is too crazy in DoA, it's like it's always been SFV. Now there's not...

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Tbf depending on my opponent, I always see people wasting meter as a better position for me. If I'm confident in winning. Wasting meter works in vice versa.

Considering the genre is niche, it gives people incentive to try it. Especially with low traffic online and ranked dying sooner or later. Another trend possibly as with MK11 is knowing if your opponent is using wired/wifi.

SSA.

On note of Negan, as much as I rather him not be there. He looks hilarious face-wise. Attack wise he seems very similar to Miguel with a bat. Literally a slugger. I mean, no martial arts training would look off-putting vs the graceful martial artists we tend to see in Tekken. Minus robots and...

Yeah keep it fighting genre, I'd say.

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T5 was the peak for Tekken when it had less combo starters, more poke focused. Felt like VF. I like the feel of T5. T7 is cool but guest character wise they seem to be going after easy money from casuals that recognize them and completely stop once they know they can't play 'em. Tekken...

By that I mean it feels like I know what to do but feels like I'm on a stick instead of pad. Can use stick but doesn't feel comfy. Watching jaimy, i see what's up combo-wise. Otherwise, doing fine on what's annoying/yomi etc