Arnell Long
Active Member
If I can help on the matter let me know, this idea is truly great and is something that will help push the Community forward.
FSD Online Training Sessions
- Thread starter CyberEvil
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We need a bit more information about how the online training works, exactly, but my idea came when I read this snippet of Kayane's interview:
So...that sounds like exactly what I want to do with this. Streaming will likely have to happen to make sure we hit the largest amount of interested players possible, but it sounds like people can come in, watch, and chat with us as we demonstrate and teach things.
So...that sounds like exactly what I want to do with this. Streaming will likely have to happen to make sure we hit the largest amount of interested players possible, but it sounds like people can come in, watch, and chat with us as we demonstrate and teach things.
Ooobe
Active Member
My initial plans are to put a lot of effort into getting better at spacing and blocking. Really, just getting good at movement <hopefully, eventually
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- I'd be thrilled to make it to some of these sessions <as I'm sure many others would be> and am grateful for the generosity of this community. That also makes me think that it won't be long before character specific information overload sets in, but that's a good thing too.
>- I'd be thrilled to make it to some of these sessions <as I'm sure many others would be> and am grateful for the generosity of this community
. That also makes me think that it won't be long before character specific information overload sets in, but that's a good thing too. 
Doug Nguyen
Well-Known Member
I sure hope training mode will allow spectators. Sounds really useful in helping us out.
MaxwellMouse
Active Member
This is a great plan. We will need things like this to get new players into DOA.
Doug Nguyen
Well-Known Member
Oh nice. Must of skipped that part. Im sure they will treat the training lobby like all the online modes.
Yeah, I would think so. It's probably just another mode in the online. Like in DOA4, where you had Kumite, Winner-Stays, Loser-Stays, Team Battle, etc. It'll probably be like that, but with Training in there too. That's what I'm hoping for anyway.
And this is definitely a great idea. I could certainly benefit from this. I'm not new, but I've never actually learned the technical side of DOA before and am certainly going to try to with DOA5.
matsu
Member
Great idea CyberEvil.I'd gladly help the community too.It will be a pleasure to train with FSD members.If you need a Jann-lee/Gen_Fu player let me know.I'd happily share what i know and learn from other players.I can't really be a part of this great community considering my location and lack of events in here, so if i could help in a way it would be my pleasure.This could even become in the future a relevant tool to learn problematic match-ups.
.This could even become in the future a relevant tool to learn problematic match-ups.
Agreed. It would also help those who do subscribe to online gaming, but couldn't get in to the actual sessions.
Omegan Eckhart
Well-Known Member
I am more than happy to help people with Helena if they want some help. I've been using her since DOA2 so it shouldn't take me long to get her down after release. Although the EU release is 3 days behind so I'm gonna have to play catch up. I doubt I will be needed for anything else though as others already have a firm grasp on the general game play changes which I don't.
My connection is 80 down and 20 up so as long as your connection is decent there shouldn't be any problems even if you are the the US for example. Although a fair warning the last person I taught Helena to switched to Kasumi... that's right Allan Paris I'm looking at you o_0
My connection is 80 down and 20 up so as long as your connection is decent there shouldn't be any problems even if you are the the US for example. Although a fair warning the last person I taught Helena to switched to Kasumi... that's right Allan Paris I'm looking at you o_0
StickyStaines
Member
People need to stop saying their internet speed when referring to lag in online. It doesn't matter if your speed is 2 down or 1000 down when you are only downloading a few kB/s of data anyway. Even if you had 1GB down, the latency for US to EU will still be 100-200ms, which is the real bottleneck. Other than that, lag is because of the route data takes or packets being dropped (usually because of wireless). Consistent lag is pretty much just latency though.
It might be best to just take some representatives from different regions and help out their respective region, if you want to keep lag issues down.
It might be best to just take some representatives from different regions and help out their respective region, if you want to keep lag issues down.
Given the nature of what we're doing and the fact that fighting game connections are typically peer-to-peer, there should be little to no issue with people attending from other regions of the world. Nobody besides those of us hosting will be doing any actual fighting and even that is not going to be normal fighting. While everything you mentioned is true, our format will render most of it moot. If it turns out that spectators affect the quality of the training mode for the two combatants, we'll make adjustments as necessary.
In any case, everyone will have access to the mode, so people are obviously free to host and attend training sessions in their respective regions. We're definitely not monopolizing on the mode; we're just letting people know what we're doing and letting people decide if they want in. Streams and archives will be available down the line as well.
In any case, everyone will have access to the mode, so people are obviously free to host and attend training sessions in their respective regions. We're definitely not monopolizing on the mode; we're just letting people know what we're doing and letting people decide if they want in. Streams and archives will be available down the line as well.