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Fun thing about 3D fighter sequels is that the further you get into the series, the fewer major changes happen on a per-character basis. Only so many notations are possible and people hate having moves replaced. Not to mention the developer strain it is keeping up with an ever expanding roster...

Edits this time is free and without warning, as the individual is banned and was clearly the aggressor of the thread. But lets make an effort to keep it clean, and not get dragged down to that level. But to respond, a lot of folks started with DOA 4 and didn't really know any better. Exposure...

Real talk time. My perception is that DOA 4 catered to the lowest common denominator. When DOA 5 raised the bar competitively and certain people were no longer able to compete without putting in actual effort, they decided living in the past was more pleasant than living in the present. When...

As CT apparently holds no respect for competitive DOA or those who travel to tournaments, as well as being unable to engage in intelligent conversation without resorting to snide comments and insults, I have taken the liberty of removing him. First and foremost, this is a place of learning and...

I mean I don't mind if peop 3 point wouldnt help you anyway. It combines mid punch and mid kick, not high and mids.

I don't believe I'm exaggerating in the slightest. People go to incredible lengths to avoid having to play the real game. Even now, the majority of lobbies out there are running hilarious settings.

Here's the problem. Fighting game players take the path of least resistance. Bad players moreso. If a beginner finds that its easier to play the game a certain way, he isn't likely to break that habit ever. He will keep playing 3 point, and the worst among them will even try to argue for its...

He doesnt have it nearly as bad as Bayman did in vanilla 5.

You claimed you didn't understand why people liked it, so I explained it to you. Do you not enjoy anecdotes and personal experiences that contradict your beliefs, or did you actually just want to remain ignorant but were too shy to say so?

People enjoyed DOA 3 because tactics outside of pattern recognition were involved. You could die instantly, but you had to make several mistakes at once for it to happen. For example, get hit, get caught holding, have back to slope/wall all at the same time. You had the best movement out of the...

The thing about "doa gameplay" is that in literally every iteration, somebody has sworn "This isn't DOA", like, they are the authority on what DOA is. When I was playing DOA 3, a lot of us said this very same thing about DOA 4 and how nothing was guaranteed. All the environment combos were...

I understand that a non-metered 2-in-1 in DOA 5 RIGHT NOW presently results in a far more devastating situation than a non-metered FR does. And really, thats all the justification that is needed. Everything else is just environment shenanigans and that's always been high damage reset potential...

FR does fairly meh damage on its own. It's about the same as using a decent 2-in-1, and those inputs are not exactly complicated to begin with. It only really does high damage when you're at full meter and it burns BB at the end of it. We didn't ask for 2-in-1's to be checked before, im not...

In a competitive environment, rewarding failure is the same as punishing success. in this sense, I have to agree it is a bad mechanic. Especially if Shimbori is trying to go the Esports route like he's been talking about lately.