Your General Complaints about DoA and Other Fighting Games?

[Tom Moorhouse]

Ever noticed how none of the characters shadows in DOA5LR have hair?

What is with that?

 

[oMASTER LEGENDo]

My complaint for the Day, Doa needs more stages and a better netcode.

 

[Lulu]

Ever noticed how none of the characters shadows in DOA5LR have hair?

What is with that?

I didn't notice.....Did the hair cast shadows in 5Ultimate ?

 

[Tom Moorhouse]

I didn't notice.....Did the hair cast shadows in 5Ultimate ?

I don't think so, the only one that seems to to cast a shadow is Momiji, but only her ponytail, and part of her fringe.

 

[Lulu]

I don't think so, the only one that seems to to cast a shadow is Momiji, but only her ponytail, and part of her fringe.

Thats a hair do nightmare.... good thing its just their shadows and not their actuall heads

 

[Tom Moorhouse]

Speaking of Baldness, Raidou should have his long hair back in the next game, i don't like him bald.

 

[KasumiLover]

Kasumi needs her loose hair fixed.

 

[Tom Moorhouse]

Kasumi needs her loose hair fixed.

loose hair needs to be better in general, dude!

 

[KasumiLover]

loose hair needs to be better in general, dude!

definitely! It just needs to be thicker, and not so floaty and clipping all the time. It seems tight ponytails and braids are the only way to go for now

 

[Tom Moorhouse]

definitely! It just needs to be thicker, and not so floaty and clipping all the time. It seems tight ponytails and braids are the only way to go for now

Loose hair has never looked that great in doa, sadly.

heres a game you can play at home: count Leifang's enormous hair splits in DOA4

 

[KasumiLover]

Loose hair has never looked that great in doa, sadly.

heres a game you can play at home: count Leifang's enormous hair splits in DOA4

The hair splits were really big..it didn't look natural at all.

 

[Forlorn Penguin]

Hey, guys. How about taking it over here?

 

[oMASTER LEGENDo]

Counters are broken!!

 

[THE_WORST_KOKORO]

I have a complaint, why is it that offline players get more recognition than online warriors like me?

 

[Lulu]

Counters are broken!!

You mean stuff like Counter Hit or do you mean the Holds ?

Both work fine as far as I can tell. Or do you mean something like a Kitchen Counter.... in that case I have no experience with renovation.

 

[Lulu]

I have a complaint, why is it that offline players get more recognition than online warriors like me?

Probably because you're not playing the best version of the game when you play online.... due to lag. Its just a theory... I honestly don't know how the online tournaments work.

 

[oMASTER LEGENDo]

My 2nd complaint is that i can't chicken parry counters in the game, they keep spamming them.

 

[Lulu]

My 2nd complaint is that i can't chicken parry counters in the game, they keep spamming them.

Now you lost me

 

[d3v]

Confirmed to be using the same copout high level players like using instead of explaining how high level play works.

You do realise noobs don't like it when yall do that.

It's pretty easy to grasp.

High level play is all about refinement, optimization, and efficiency. The goal of any competitive player when developing tech is to maximize their output/reward while minimizing their risk. Because a good chunk of fighting game strategy/tactics are about managing risk vs. reward. This is because what is a risk to one player is a reward to the other. Losing in the neutral means suffering the consequences (risk), while winning in the neutral is about maximizing the damage output (reward).

This is why people go for guaranteed setups and combos. The former minimizes risk, while the latter maximizes reward. Yet at the same time, they also do the opposite, since your opponent can do the same setups and combos to you.

Now Argentus likes to talk about "mind games", yet it's apparent that he doesn't really understand them. You can only really play mind games when you understand high level play and the meta. It's only when you know what is optimal and what your opponent is expecting you to do and what you want your opponent to do that you can apply concepts like mind games, yomi, conditioning, etc.

 

[Lulu]

It's pretty easy to grasp.

High level play is all about refinement, optimization, and efficiency. The goal of any competitive player when developing tech is to maximize their output/reward while minimizing their risk. Because a good chunk of fighting game strategy/tactics are about managing risk vs. reward. This is because what is a risk to one player is a reward to the other. Losing in the neutral means suffering the consequences (risk), while winning in the neutral is about maximizing the damage output (reward).

This is why people go for guaranteed setups and combos. The former minimizes risk, while the latter maximizes reward. Yet at the same time, they also do the opposite, since your opponent can do the same setups and combos to you.

Now Argentus likes to talk about "mind games", yet it's apparent that he doesn't really understand them. You can only really play mind games when you understand high level play and the meta. It's only when you know what is optimal and what your opponent is expecting you to do and what you want your opponent to do that you can apply concepts like mind games, yomi, conditioning, etc.

There are no Mind Games in guaranteed set ups..... the whole point of going for guaranteed setups is to avoid the process of playing mind games... why ? I don't know.

But never mind that.... you didn't say anything about the execution barrier..... what do physically difficult commands to execute have to do with Mind Games and High Level Play ?