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Definitely Switch.

Sebastian eh? The identical characters were used a lot as a team, like Xiaoyu/Miharu, Lee/Violet, Bob/Slim Bob, but it was rare seeing Lili/Sebastian. I think Jin is better in T7, very close to high tier, unless he is a high tier character. Can't wait to try out Hwoarang, his backlash has armor...

Sometimes I find it easier to play with my secondary team cause of their punishing and whiff punishing abilities, and that they are not too complicated to use compared to my main team.

Yeah, it's not that hard though, her lows are very good, and as you said yourself, she whiff punishes people very well. The thing with Hwoarang is:You HAVE to know a lot of things as a Hwoarang player to outsmart your opponent, because those Flamingo "loops" at higher ranks won't work, that, and...

Ok...Anna and Nina...are a bit different,because they have sooo many attacks and tools that they can use, worse than Hwoarang in my opinion.

It's hard to forget things that are related to Tekken. Maybe you get rusty with your main, but there's only a couple of things to focus on during your fights compared to DOA anyhow, the most you'll miss is all that damage that you might leave on the table.

Outside of Power Launcher juggles, juggles with a slope for you advantage and Alpha juggles, yeah, that's sort of it.

Yeah, I don't get to fight him anymore either. Which is bad because there are times, fortunately it's quite rare, when he's the only one up online.

DOA easily has the potential to have a new character who's a blind fighter. If it would be well done,then it would be neat in my opinion.

@TheDragonAwakens This was the name of the guy? 穏やかな

Wonder what's up with people on DOA nowadays? The comments they make when they're salty due to their losses seems a bit....over the top.

One of the main reasons why I like using many characters. Besides having fun while using them and also knowing more or less how to use them properly

Yeah, can't react to things, can't hold attacks that you see coming from a mile away. Ayane,Naotora,Hitomi,Christie and Kasumi are definitely characters you don't want to fight under a 1-2 bar connection.

Anyone can learn Rachel quite easily,cause she is the simplest character in the game, it just takes a couple of uses to get used to her. Use all of her tools, make the player realize that yes, they're there, and you aren't afraid to use them. Good reads reward Rachel players quite well.

@UpSideDownGRUNT Yeah, even getting good with her doesn't take too much compared to other characters. Mastering Rachel however, not the most easiest thing in the world.

If I recall correctly, isn't the Steam version of the game a port of the Arcade version? If so, then that explains it.

Maybe I should do that too once or twice. Not that I have too much problems/being too reada le on my wake-up,but it might teach me something new.

Ahh, yeah, forgot about a wall, and what can happen to an Alpha player that's behind the wall. Yeah, in that case it can make a lot of difference. Yeah, a good example would be certain unblockables and/or unholdables. If you don't tech up, you don't have to deal with them, but you still have to...

It doesn't really matter where she can tech up or not, or how she can tech up, the lack of a wake-up kick makes the other player relentless in his offense and pressure whenever she gets knocked down, forcing her to eat everything the other player throws at her. You need good defense with Alpha...

It was somewhere around that level of absurdness. @Kyo