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Being an "8 or 10%" build. I imagine it's closer to @Russian-chiropractic19 's theory that they really just put what movesets from 5 into 6 because the focus for this press event was the new graphics engine and the Break Gauge.

I think we're saying the same thing. Also, basically everything revolving DOA3 story should be punted as fan fiction from Team NINJA. They did Hayate hard. I mean original DOA3 you could argue the "badassness" Hayate had, and Team NINJA seems to have this hate for Hayate after neutering his...

So like... except everything then? Because Dimensions felt like it was basically "Ryu Hayabusa is a super ninja so he is unstoppable and did everything himself. End story."

Most likely not. But there is a place you can buy fan apparel from if that cures what ails you. Apologies for the shameless plug.

They were universal to the cast in all versions of DOA1, but made unique in DOA2 and DOA3. You keep making a mistake in terminology. You keep calling Free Step attacks as "sidestep attacks" in DOA5. DOA5's side step attacks are different from how the free step attacks function.

Wish I knew before I went about setting up the icon last night: :s: Thanks though for the smart object SVG. I may find use for it in the future :D

It's a bit more complicated than that. In DOA1 you had the universal 2-point system: :h: and :2::h: For Grapplers (Tina, Bayman, & Raidou), both hit levels would do about 10points of damage. For Holders (Gen Fu & Leifang), both hit levels would parry. For everyone else, :h: would do about 10...

It functions in the way that it measures P+P+K. Also the input display system isn't the same system as the input recognition system. The input display doesn't show any buttons that are already being held at time of update. The display only shows when a button state is changed from NOT PRESSED...

He just had DOA4 music playing atm. Says himself that he played Hayate and Hayabusa "who weren't shown off in the trailer so I'm not sure if I can show the footage and will have to talk to the Koei Tecmo guy.".

I believe in that case the game registers "Punch is being pressed" and thus pressing P+K while holding down P means the system just registers the same as if you were pressing K. It's just registering "Kick is being pressed and punch is still being held down". If P+K rarely registers, then it's...

Yeah, @Derock trying to use DOAD to explain story doesn't do well, and is probably the reason they are backing away from it lol. Leifang and Jann Lee never fought Alpha-152 in DOA4. The scene was just there because they had to fight Alpha-152 at the end of the game mode as a boss character...

Yeah, I'm wondering if it's the same thing as what's in DOA5 where you are cancelling moves on accident. Where you input something and the system gets confused like an option select. Probably happening moreso online due to packet loss but your game says 0% packet loss.

Are you sure that's an FR? Only the first hit was a Fatal Stun with blood splatter. After the first hit I believe they went for just a launch string.

If you're a fan of that, like me, you can't not hear the voice work whenever you hear Dream On. Also, the DOA3 summary seems to imply that DOAD, as I expected and hoped, wasn't canon/cannon(?). As DOAD stated Genra wasn't kidnapped but instead was just always evil and unleashed Tengu on his...

Is the bug that you never have a frame for the hold though you hear the hold sound effect, and instead are in crouch guard?

It's a single player game. So you're good.

Probably because unlilke the S button, the 3 "Way" Hold actually changes how the game is played. Personally 3 way or 4 way doesn't matter to me on its own, but my preference is dependent on the system it inhabits. For some examples, in DOA6 the 1 Way Break Hold doesn't offend or worry me...

I believe you have it right.

Even in DOA4, everyone had an attack, throw, and hold, but not everyone had an Attack that also Holds (Sabaki) even though everyone had a Throw that also Holds (OH). In DOA5, not everyone had a sabaki, and not everyone had an offensive hold. To me that's fair.

Yes, look at DoA4. The game that everyone mostly had the same properties available in the moveset. The game that all the characters played the same meta, and a game that devolved into just who had the fastest attacks for neutral, best untechable force techs, and most moves available for an...