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However if the uncharged one was not advantage, then the player who only go for the fully charged 236P, thus making it a true attack to -react- to because why would the player go for the uncharged one? this forces a player to only use it charged and making the situation obvious = reacting even...

The charged one is i35, in neutral situation you can react to it, but why would you go for the option to react and hold it when he has an uncharged version which makes Diego + thus making you lose your turn. Gotta fuzzy / step the options. If you try to hold it then uh oh, you are going to get...

It's not a move you have to suddenly react when he has an uncharged one that's i16 and +6 on block. Especially if he's plus after a GB. Diego can just toss in 236P uncharged every single time if that's the case. If you mean react into holding it, that's not an option you should go for...

You won't react to it if he's doing it off plus. Only at neutral.

Wait what lol

The thing with DOA is that players were stuffing out people who step even from abare which clashes in itself. Opponents were rewarded while at disadvantage slapping people that stepped which isn't exactly how it goes lol.

You guys might be on the opposite of the spectrum. You were always able to step during light disadvantages even from other fighting games. You are allowed to because you are safe with the exception of an unsafety situation.

Maybe TN could of just reduced the homing from each character in 5? probably, but there's over 100+ moves in DOA and adjusting each one of them to not home seems pretty time consuming I guess. Still, we can't go back to DOA5 stepping because it's terrible, so hopefully TN makes some of...

You were always able to step at light disadvantages though. Same with Tekken light negatives, same with VF etc. It's just the problem with evasion which TN decided to add more invulnerabilities to it instead (no idea why TN went with that route). TN heard the pleas regarding the step but they...

Course the post wasn't towards yours in that sense, but more direct to the people who still felt DOA5 was great in that department which wasn't at all.

@Brute You are right, though I still think the consequences in 5 for trying to avoid something is far greater than in 6. You can lose 40% of your health for being placed in stun again in 5 from trying to step strings and then forced to guess and hold what's the next to come, only to be wrong on...

It's what happens when all people do is play DOA and not witness shit from how it's generally suppose to work. "Let DOA be unique!" Sure, but there are some things where it has to follow a basis. You can't be "that" special.

How is it overall? Felt it was a good port?