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There's also helpful guides within Youtube etc.

@Project Bokuho That site charges more than initially lol. Just go to pcpartpicker.com and start from there.

@Camel with 2 thumbs That's a very solid point. How was Ken and Ryu in that game?

Nowadays, what people do is that they buy an incredibly cheap pre-built PC (like for $500-$600) and then they upgrade that PC (assuming it has modern parts), so essentially his/her PC can have the upgraded parts PC a total to like $800-900 (an example depending on parts), but companies can...

@Onryoki Most cases yeah, it's a lot cheaper when you make your own. Pre-builts (buying an already made PC) is not bad at all, but more on the case on looking for specific ones that fits your needs. Brand companies tend to charge you more while not having the best type of category/optimization.

Zero problems with latest titles on a i5 (unless we are going full through on going higher than 2K-4K) which then yeah, would make sense. FF15 and Assassin's Creed Odyssey are massive resource hogs but I still managed to get consistent 60 on high with a few notches tipping to Ultra.

I'm on an i5 with a GTX 1080 Ti. You'd want to aim for any PCs with at least a minimum of a GTX 1050. GTX 1050 can run most games on either on moderate settings or low. The good ones are roughly $700 or above (generally). It's cheaper to make a PC compared to pre-builts, but there are good...

Quality life syndrome example: - Laptops can get permanent battery life damages which may end up with you using your warranty. And if it faulty damages again, you'd have to pay $100s of dollars, especially if it's a gaming one. - The worst one is that majority of laptops can't get upgraded...

If you are getting into PC, I recommend getting a desktop. Avoid laptops unless you know for sure you game on the move. Laptops are more expensive and bigger risk to the faulty syndrome.

Overall, I don't main Diego so wish I can provide deeper answers since it could also vary vs the type of characters you play against. The character doesn't fit how I play the game truthfully since he has general flaws that's too typical.

1PP is good as well, light disadvantage and safe on block via the GB and natural combo on CH. Raw 1P in itself is pretty good in open space stun situations which is enough advantage for a jab etc., whereas if you are near a wall you'd always go with a 1PP on CH that gives you a combo for a...

Legendary Goken as a few bits right there (though I'd avoid using KP at neutral entirely, would only recommend doing that one in stun).

Graphical discussions aside, it's pretty difficult to pick least for me. DOA has quite a few where it has a certain cool vibe attached+animez, though Tekken seems to be in that same category of over the notch anime. Eh, can't really pick.

Reducing the amount of guesswork was vital in talks. DOA5 had huge guesswork as well, but the layer was not that far off from DOA6 either. Certain moves in past DOA didn't stun, now stun in DOA5 as well as DOA6 etc. The small minority of people keep mentioning the neutral game of DOA6 was better...

@KasumiLover You are still massively guessing in stun though even without BHs, BH cinematic hold functions is what throws people off momentum. I do agree that it's a poor excuse to avoid getting hit, but to constantly play in severe stun games over and over again is what made them add it in the...

Neutral. The only things I do not want from 5 is it's sad excuse of a SS system and Power Launchers. Everything else is neutral. You are still guessing in stun so CBs hardly make that much of a difference since Fatal Rushes also leads to stuns that can't hold after except with Break Holds.

Ahhhh gotcha, I was more on the case on the ban part via what Project Bokuho mentioned. But wow, never knew actually.

@Project Bokuho I'm confused. He was doing commentary for the last DOAFES though with Mochi.