Oh well, at least I have my copy of Isuka, and Accent Core. 
I was thinking of getting Accent Core. How was it?HyperHongMeiling wrote:
You know, I find it funny that you're the only person who knows Guilty Gear. I have a copy of #Reload, too. Too bad its stuck inside my Xbox since I can't find the connectors to it.
I'll still be playing Guilty Gear, personally, I just won't give up #Reload. Especially now that it's backwards compatible (I believe it is, since you can download it off XBL).Fraeon wrote:
Well, since GGXX Slash, the game has been pretty broken and Eddie is basically god tier compared to everyone else. Then there's all the nice bugs like jump installing, random crossovers and other shit. They just seem to keep adding mechanics on top of their engine without fixing problems with the previous ones. It was fine when #Reload was out, now it's just a clusterfuck.
Not to mention Arc Sys has had a track record of doing broken as hell games lately: see Sengoku Basara X, Hokuto no Ken and Battle Fantasia for reference.
Play Street Fighter III: Third Strike. That's the quintessential 2D fighter, foos!
I know that Guilty Gear Accent Core + has story mode in it. That makes me a happy person! I want to learn more about Zappa anyways. Also, about how to do May's Instant Kill, you have to do 6464426426HS, or an easier version: -><- qcbx2 HSOh, come on. Give the game a break. It's pretty much supposed to be broken. Also, it's one of the most complex fighting games I've ever played. Accent Core has some nice features to it, you should try it out. Yes, I know 3rd Strike is a great game, but can people play an obsure game once in a while.Fraeon wrote:
Well, since GGXX Slash, the game has been pretty broken and Eddie is basically god tier compared to everyone else. Then there's all the nice bugs like jump installing, random crossovers and other shit. They just seem to keep adding mechanics on top of their engine without fixing problems with the previous ones. It was fine when #Reload was out, now it's just a clusterfuck.
Not to mention Arc Sys has had a track record of doing broken as hell games lately: see Sengoku Basara X, Hokuto no Ken and Battle Fantasia for reference.
Play Street Fighter III: Third Strike. That's the quintessential 2D fighter, foos!
Holy Crap, you can play #Reload on Xbox 360 now!? Dang, you can also buy it off there! Man, I'm totally going to buy it!Mogsworth wrote:
I'll still be playing Guilty Gear, personally, I just won't give up #Reload. Especially now that it's backwards compatible (I believe it is, since you can download it off XBL).Fraeon wrote:
Well, since GGXX Slash, the game has been pretty broken and Eddie is basically god tier compared to everyone else. Then there's all the nice bugs like jump installing, random crossovers and other shit. They just seem to keep adding mechanics on top of their engine without fixing problems with the previous ones. It was fine when #Reload was out, now it's just a clusterfuck.
Not to mention Arc Sys has had a track record of doing broken as hell games lately: see Sengoku Basara X, Hokuto no Ken and Battle Fantasia for reference.
Play Street Fighter III: Third Strike. That's the quintessential 2D fighter, foos!
You think I haven't tried Accent Core? It's the most broken game in the series after the first Guilty Gear. (And the first Guilty Gear had nice infinites and instakills that ended the whole game, not just the round, with one move. Awesome!)HyperHongMeiling wrote:
Oh, come on. Give the game a break. It's pretty much supposed to be broken. Also, it's one of the most complex fighting games I've ever played. Accent Core has some nice features to it, you should try it out. Yes, I know 3rd Strike is a great game, but can people play an obsure game once in a while.Fraeon wrote:
Well, since GGXX Slash, the game has been pretty broken and Eddie is basically god tier compared to everyone else. Then there's all the nice bugs like jump installing, random crossovers and other shit. They just seem to keep adding mechanics on top of their engine without fixing problems with the previous ones. It was fine when #Reload was out, now it's just a clusterfuck.
Not to mention Arc Sys has had a track record of doing broken as hell games lately: see Sengoku Basara X, Hokuto no Ken and Battle Fantasia for reference.
Play Street Fighter III: Third Strike. That's the quintessential 2D fighter, foos!
I just hope that the departure from the 2D fighting game, Guilty Gear 2: Overture, will not be broken and will be as epic as I think it'll be.Fraeon wrote:
And no game is supposed to be broken. Soul Calibur III was broken and guess what? Nobody plays Soul Calibur III anymore. Big Rigs is broken and nobody...HEY, YOU'RE WINNER!
Guilty Gear: The Missing Link was more broken than any other Guilty Gear game released. Instant Kills also don't make the game, dude.Fraeon wrote:
You think I haven't tried Accent Core? It's the most broken game in the series after the first Guilty Gear. (And the first Guilty Gear had nice infinites and instakills that ended the whole game, not just the round, with one move. Awesome!)HyperHongMeiling wrote:
Oh, come on. Give the game a break. It's pretty much supposed to be broken. Also, it's one of the most complex fighting games I've ever played. Accent Core has some nice features to it, you should try it out. Yes, I know 3rd Strike is a great game, but can people play an obsure game once in a while.Fraeon wrote:
Well, since GGXX Slash, the game has been pretty broken and Eddie is basically god tier compared to everyone else. Then there's all the nice bugs like jump installing, random crossovers and other shit. They just seem to keep adding mechanics on top of their engine without fixing problems with the previous ones. It was fine when #Reload was out, now it's just a clusterfuck.
Not to mention Arc Sys has had a track record of doing broken as hell games lately: see Sengoku Basara X, Hokuto no Ken and Battle Fantasia for reference.
Play Street Fighter III: Third Strike. That's the quintessential 2D fighter, foos!
And no game is supposed to be broken. Soul Calibur III was broken and guess what? Nobody plays Soul Calibur III anymore. Big Rigs is broken and nobody...HEY, YOU'RE WINNER!
You can also do infinites like Dustloop with Sol Badguy in most games. Big Rigs is also not a Fighting game, but still, the YOU'RE WINNER! thing is still funny. Guilty Gear is still played even though it's broken. I also think the reason why Soul Caliber III isn't played anymore is because it didn't have the same gameplay like Soul Caliber II, so it pretty much sucked. Still, I really don't want a fighting game flame war. People like fighting games that they like, and other people like fighting games they like. I don't really want to argue with you, and I hope we can work this out...Off topic but I can't help it.Mogsworth wrote:
It's released in September of this year. And I might as well cancel my preorder and just rent it, just like I did with Operation: Darkness (SPOILER ALERT: shit sucks).
Also, you can have multiple quotes in one post, just edit your message so the other quote is underneath your response to the previous one.
Then there's all the nice bugs like jump installing, random crossovers and other shit. They just seem to keep adding mechanics on top of their engine without fixing problems with the previous ones. It was fine when #Reload was out, now it's just a clusterfuck.Well I do all those stuffs you mentioned on the first sentence in GGX. Heck they got an almost infinite combo in GGX (FDC)
Ever heard of variable cancelling? It's basically interrupting a move while your character is supposed to be recovering and makes 100% combos and other silliness possible.awp wrote:
and how was SC3 broken? Because I did not notice - unless you are talking about that gay French guy with the rapier.
I seen that move a few times while watching some rounds of Guilty Gear a while back. Yes, it's scary all right...James wrote:
i think pot doesnt need to have a dash.
his [4]6 HS, p is enough
you wont use it often anyways but its good.
and seeing that move after a knockdown/pot buster is SCARY