Do you know how retarded Akira and Rig would be if their walk speed was as fast and gap opening as their KBDs?? That would break the game completely. Leave KBDs in the game, but if you can't do it then don't do it. It's not like it's most needed anyway but I love having optimum movement in any game.
Noooooooo, their KBDs are just better than the rest, BUT. IF their walk speed was to be changed to the same distance and speed of their KBD..... By JUST holding 7 then 4.... THEN it would be stupidly broken. KBDs are balanced because they're hard(er) to do, so it rewards the skill of having to do it - especially for certain characters. Dumbing it down to walking speed would be a lightshow lmaoooo. Rig and Akira have kinda slow walk speeds compared to characters like Lisa and Jann Lee, so their backdashes make up for the overall lack of mobility.
At first... but practice it until it becomes second nature and you would never have to use
again. This is why I said just make it the default walk speed. If its better then thats the one you should always be doing... which is essentially the only way to play Tekken, pretty much every single type of movement needs to be cancelled by something....
You do have to useAt first... but practice it until it becomes second nature and you would never have to use
to initiate the KBD to be completely honest *kappa*Isn't doing a KBD a balanced decision, as in some situations it's better to use than straight up walking?? If I must use Tekken as an example, as I play Eddy, my character lacks the ability to sidestep but has the best backdash in the game. What should I do if I can't evade things the "normal" way? I KBD. And it's the only thing I can do as my character lacks in every field besides that movement-wise. If we were to "remove" the idea of cancelling extra movement from backdashes, nobody would be able to backdash into crouching, backdash into blocking, backdash into sidesteps, backdash into extra attacks. Trust me, getting rid of the KBD concept is a lot harder than it seems.
Having a b1+2 that only steps right as the only viable sidestep attack he has is not good enough as an evasion tactic. He most definitely does not have sidesteps built into his attacks. His sidestep attacks don't even evade things like that xD. He was legit built to be unable to evade shit by stepping but by backdashing.
They can simplify the KBD with just pressing
in the next Tekken. If they do that then I'd still like there to be strict timings with it. Because one thing Tekken will be without KBD is pure garbage.I never said KBD speeds were broken....... I said translating KBDs into walking speed WOULD be broken xD.
They can simplify the KBD with just pressing
P u r e G a r b a g e.
so they can spend more time actually playing the game. Everybody wins.
This is one thing that I could see coming into FGs at some point. Like how Guilty Gear and Arc Sys games has the simple combo stuff by spamming 1 button but the damage of the combos is crazily reduced compared to doing the regular execution stuff. To put this in for movement in 3D fighters could help players who want to get into the game without practicing the hard stuff. Though to balance it the "lazy" KBD (this is what I'll call it for this instance) will not be as quick to come out as the "regular" KBD. It would make sense to do it that way imo.If the speed isn't Broken then simplify the input. You need to make up you're mind... if the movement is broken then slow it down... if not then leave it.... the actual input is irrelevant.... if its so important to people then the developers should implement a system by which you can choose how you prefer to input your Backdashes... Mr. Uber Hardcore can make his a just frame and wow everybody with his Execution.... everyone else would make a simple
