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BAYMAN 1KK, 2KK: changed disadvantage on normal hit to -5F. 6PP2K: changed disadvantage on normal hit to -3F. Back-turned T: changed hit reaction to allow throws. P+K: changed hit reactions up to Counter hit into sit-down stuns. (Game Over!) Front Wheel - throw (standing opponent): changed...

Essentially there are more guaranteed damage situations in this game than there are in DOA 4 (in which there were approximately zero). Not nearly enough, but more.

Right. Also notice the white reflective "shine" off of Kasumi's leggings is much thinner on the PS3 screenshot. Direct proof of the lighting change.

Did you seriously just try to make the argument that Itagaki actually knew what he was doing at any point during development? I thought you were a little more in-the-loop than that. And his rivalry between DOA and Tekken was 100% fabricated for publicity. He admitted it openly after he left...

The game isn't running at a higher resolution. It does use different lighting however. The xbox version is much brighter, so a lot of the small details can't be seen as easily ironically enough. The PS3 version has darker darks, so skin, clothing, and environmental details which would...

Again, wrong. That's not even what the description on the page says. In fact it wouldn't even do anything the way you describe it because you have to be in full crouch before the crouch state even becomes active. You have to do a 1 frame crouch dash, otherwise you are waiting an additional 5...

That's.... incorrect. Completely. Fuzzy guarding is doing a 1 frame couch dash into standing guard after you have used a move that leaves you are moderate disadvantage, say -3 or -4. This allows you to avoid most throws because while you are rising you are technically in a crouching state...

Griefing is a different form of entertainment all together.

Team games are for pussies who can't handle an actual challenge, but they help people be all social and that's what most weak willed humans want out of life. /opinions

I played a trial a while ago. Yea the game is definitely not easy at all. SOME parts are a little mmo-ish, but for the most part its really unique as hell. The investigative aspects are leaps and bounds over the typical "fetch me 20 of that there flower growing around that purty mountain".

Both Japan and US tournament numbers beg to differ. Strongly. Bayman and Leon had no such juggle potential. They didn't even have wall potential, and they were beastly in that game. Life was enjoyed. A lot of us do. As does the most of the fighting game world. Only a few of us bother to...

Considering how much artificial delay is present in the game offline (averaging 7 frames before we even go into monitors/converters) I am honestly curious about how much is reasonably reactable.

Eh? It's not Raansu's decision at all. He ain't a mod... but he IS a condescending ass, you got that part right. He won't really deny it either. Basically, threads get locked down for a lot of reasons... most of which should be pretty obvious if you've been around the internet for a while...

Bayman does have combos. These are not them. And I'm not going to bitch him out, but I'm not going to recommend anyone learn from this either. It just puts people on the wrong track.

I stopped the video after the first two "combos". Who uses a setup that is entirely dependent on your opponents refusal to tech multiple times in a row? No. This is not something to learn from.

If you're going to go all the way for a CB, why drop your juggle for a force tech, which you can get without it? Besides that, the CB is incredibly telegraphed. Using it when you have no real reason to is going to get you held offline.

Depending on how quickly you do it there is a way to swap positions without resetting the camera, essentially resulting in a kind of psuedo-crossup with your opponents controls... which obviously would mess with someone at GRF. It can screw with people.

Well there is the jukebox, and there is an actual soundtrack replacer... as in, automatically assigning tracks to specific stages and menus... which is infinitely more convenient.

Assuming thats not a Vita exclusive feature.

Basically what is happening here during this specific tech, a person is allowed to hold before they are allowed to block. However, holds require 1 frame of activation, contrary to the frame data and popular belief. So during that one frame, they become vulnerable to attack, assuming the hold was...