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What about DOA 3.1?

All DOA 4 would do is scare them off the game for life.

Do 3.1 if you do anything. Just because DOA 4 tag is playable doesn't mean it is fun.

Since another attack can still come out in the string and beat out anything a person can potentially do, of course there is no disadvantage until after the window for the delay has passed and the attack has exited its recovery frames. Problem is how the hell you going to nail down that timing on...

They are fast characters who trade safety for speed, giving them that advantage. The problem is that someone like kokoro or hitomi can come along and be much safer, and that gives them the same exact pressure advantage as they are picking up the speed difference at the end of their last move...

You already can, it's just that it doesn't work very well. Every single move is going to have different recovery and a different window for how long you can delay it, so there is no way to visibly tell when you are safe to interrupt something. In other words, it's a guess. Further yet, look at...

Removed completely. People rarely think about it but it's bullshit and it's holding the series way back. There isn't a single other 3D fighting game I can think of that allows you to delay every single move on 99% of the strings the way DOA does. There is a reason for that too. It's so you...

Go play NGB and tell me that.

Why would I be defensive about a demo? I'm not even optimistic about it. It's using what most of us believe is a terrible build of the game. If i'm being defensive about anything it's NG3 itself, and even when I know for a fact isn't going to be as good as its predecessors it still whups the...

Not sure how you're working your math evil. You'd be paying the same price for any other new game. You're buying NG3, not a demo. the demo just happens to come with it lol. If you decide to get the $100 version instead of the $60 version, you're also getting a bunch of other assorted ninja...

Perhaps a helpful weeaboo on doaw will translate this.

Not exactly correct. Regular edition contains nothing. Limited edition (which is the same price as the regular edition but must be pre-ordered) comes with 2 characters. Collectors edition, which is $100, comes with all 4 chars. So either pre-order the limited edition or the collectors...

How'd you know?

Well at the moment he's free. He's been posting on his facebook. /shrug

Jann lee is for poking and spacing, as he has some of the best turtling movement in the game and very long range pokes that keep him at a fairly safe distance. Another upshot to him is that 6k is an average speed mid that is probably the only "true" mid in the game. Certain attacks like genfu's...

Yomi means mind games. It's literally all high level DOA 4 is, as the only way to win consistently is to mindfuck your opponent into losing rock-paper-scissors the majority of the time. Most people can't do this, and if even if you're a top player and happen to wake up on the wrong side of the...

its the same for me, awesmic. The game builds upon you. That doesn't mean we must lie to ourselves about what it is, though. DOA 4 taught me some very important lessons in yomi that can be transfered to any fighting game out there. Few games thrust that upon you as quickly as DOA 4 does, so...

I wish I could've owned the XO5 build.. We should re-iterate how awesome that was to Shimbori-san =)

Laser scraped that sucker and stole his yoshi.

Yea, white man air! Yea!