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Post by Bongo Heracles on Jun 12, 2023 8:54:56 GMT
You could try turning on negative edge in the control options. It makes accidental inputs a bit more likely but it makes cancelling easier. I think it was intended to make combos easier for new players but, obviously, it gets to a point where you dont need it, so they now have a toggle.
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Post by addyb on Jun 12, 2023 8:58:45 GMT
I can get my head around Drive Impact and Drive Parry but Drive Rush is a little beyond me, certainly at the minute. I understand it but execution is a different story. Likewise. I cannot do drive rush at all.
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Post by Binky on Jun 12, 2023 9:01:59 GMT
I can DO drive rush, but I can't make it useful
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Post by rhaegyr on Jun 12, 2023 9:26:37 GMT
Another noob question - what's the best way to invite someone from the club into a match when they're online? It didn't seem very intuitive.
Better to add people in the club as 'friends' and go from there?
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Post by Bongo Heracles on Jun 12, 2023 9:28:26 GMT
If you create a custom room, you can set it to 'invite only friends/club members'. You can then invite people into it from there through yet more menus.
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Post by Jambowayoh on Jun 12, 2023 9:29:00 GMT
Another noob question - what's the best way to invite someone from the club into a match when they're online? It didn't seem very intuitive. Better to add people in the club as 'friends' and go from there? Don't worry it's SUPER unintuitive. Either create a custom room in fighting ground and invite from there or go to battle hub and on the main menu before you pick a server you can see friends online and go from there.
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Post by Vandelay on Jun 12, 2023 9:53:16 GMT
You could try turning on negative edge in the control options. It makes accidental inputs a bit more likely but it makes cancelling easier. I think it was intended to make combos easier for new players but, obviously, it gets to a point where you dont need it, so they now have a toggle. Thanks for this. Will give that a go. I should probably just practice them more in training. Normally seem to have it nailed most the time there though, but immediately no longer can do it in an actual match.
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Post by Bongo Heracles on Jun 13, 2023 8:13:29 GMT
Played my first decent modern controls player yesterday. Obviously a fairly experienced SF player but the difference now is, presumably, they can super on reaction and uppercut at the last frame. Absolutely unbearable.
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Post by Vandelay on Jun 13, 2023 8:31:08 GMT
Played a few more ranked games as JP. I'm sure the modern control players aren't "good" at my rookie level, but they were the ones I struggled against the most. Classic controls I was going into matches feeling pretty confident (albeit mostly because players at this level don't seem to know JP's moves and struggle to deal with them), but modern players were just relentless. I managed to best one or two of them, but for the most part the onslaught of specials and supers pulled out at speeds that no one at this level would be able to execute was frustrating.
Having said that, it does force me to be a little more defensive and keep an eye out for the openings. It is probably serving me well, whilst I expect those that I'm fighting will reach a plateau much quicker.
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Post by Jambowayoh on Jun 13, 2023 8:35:29 GMT
Yeah, I've mentioned before that I have faced very good modern controls players. They never missed a beat especially as never having to think about execution just gives you so much more brain time and I guess you're never leaving damage on the table which has always been my biggest issue.
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Post by Bongo Heracles on Jun 13, 2023 9:02:29 GMT
It is funny. There is a whole strata of modern players who have the special move button on autofire and know one gimmick. Like every modern chun will ex-hanzansho into ex-upkicks. At some point everything is going to stop working for them and they are going to have to learn to just block.
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Post by san on Jun 13, 2023 12:23:44 GMT
Speaking as a modern player I think the best things are the auto combos because they will only go into super if you hit
But for learning the game it is great because without the execution your brain is actually free to see what the other player is doing and change your strategy.
Someone said earlier if you mess up your DP you are then determined to land one, that doesn't happen with modern. It makes you less tilted
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Post by Jambowayoh on Jun 13, 2023 12:48:49 GMT
I disagree that missing something like a DP makes you determined to hit one. I think the issue is more like that Modern controls allow you to make sure you're hitting out the move you want. The inputs are very generous that you can walk forward and then do a QCF expecting a fireball but get DP and then punished. There are positives and negatives on both sides. Overall I think Modern controls aren't great in the long run as a lot of people I've come across just spam the moves and yeah it gets you a fair amount of times but after a while you can read their game quite well and see what they're trying to land.
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Post by Bongo Heracles on Jun 13, 2023 12:56:07 GMT
I disagree (I think). I think you could probably get right to the tippy top with modern. The problem is you can bring a horse to water and all that.
Modern is intended for people to get a feel for the game and not worry about execution and, like I say, just spamming moves wont get you very far so its learn or quit. Youve got to remember that the people spamming the moves are starting from zero, so even with moves taken care of its still early days to get even a vague game plan going.
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Post by Vandelay on Jun 13, 2023 12:59:39 GMT
As someone who doesn't play many fighting games, I do think there is scope to make one that doesn't have the barrier of entry of needing to learn how to execute the moves you want to do. I'm not sure about combining the two different controls in the same game is a great idea though.
I would think at high level play the modern controls are worthless, as the restrictions have more of an impact. However, I would also think that up to maybe a mid-tier level, the modern controls will likely win more often than not with two evenly matched players (would be interesting to see someone experiment with that, actually).
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Post by Jambowayoh on Jun 13, 2023 13:05:35 GMT
I disagree (I think). I think you could probably get right to the tippy top with modern. The problem is you can bring a horse to water and all that. Modern is intended for people to get a feel for the game and not worry about execution and, like I say, just spamming moves wont get you very far so its learn or quit. Youve got to remember that the people spamming the moves are starting from zero, so even with moves taken care of its still early days to get even a vague game plan going. I think a person could get to the top with Modern controls but I truly believe they would already have a full grasp of the fundamentals. I'd be intrigued to see if someone with modern controls gets quite far in Evo.
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Post by Jambowayoh on Jun 13, 2023 13:07:20 GMT
I like these kinds of discussions btw and it's nice to be in a thread where most if not all people in this thread are supportive and not git gud types.
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Post by Binky on Jun 13, 2023 13:17:54 GMT
My 9 year old daughter plays on modern and spams the buttons relentlessly as Juri. She beat me twice doing that, so I sent her to bed early.
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Post by Bongo Heracles on Jun 13, 2023 13:19:11 GMT
I honestly believe that modern would level up most players once you get used it it. I would definitely move up a bracket from OK to mediocre.
But Evo is the top 1% of the top 1%, so mitigating those execution errors probably wouldnt be an issue anymore and you'd just be losing out on damage output and optimal, situational combos.
I dunno. Modern seems really good. If I had started from zero, I dont know why you would switch unless you got really good.
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Post by san on Jun 13, 2023 14:10:13 GMT
I think you could get to the top with the right character with modern but with the caveat that you can do the moves in a classic format as well. If I know I'll 100% hit my super (cos they whiffed there super) I'll use the old way of doing it so I don't get the 20% damage penalty.
The difficulty is when you are missing a move, so for example a modern Kimberly can only teleport in front of you but with classic you have a couple of options so mix up heavy characters, modern doesn't make sense at a high level as you are predictable
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Post by Onny on Jun 13, 2023 14:34:28 GMT
FYI Shuto (very good young Japanese player) uses Modern with Marisa and I think he was highest ranked in the world for a while. And Tokido has been using Modern Luke in recent videos. Anyone who says Modern is for scrubs is, themselves, a scrub.
Most Modern players I’ve played are “excitable” I suppose. I haven’t played anyone decent on Modern yet, but it’s just a matter of time.
At the end of the day execution is probably only 10% of the game, so it’s not like it’s a magical win button.
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Post by san on Jun 13, 2023 14:41:17 GMT
(racks memory if I have played onny and I should take that as an insult) haha 😆
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Post by Onny on Jun 13, 2023 14:46:52 GMT
I don’t think we’ve played, no. So maybe you’ll be the first.??
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Post by Bongo Heracles on Jun 13, 2023 14:50:02 GMT
I mean, I played two Lukes yesterday, one who played modern who was excellent and another who played classic and stood on the far side of the screen throwing fireballs that couldnt hit me and did wakeup DP every time you got near him. You give people tools, its up to them to use them.
But it is early days. I think the modern control meta will be eventually be really strong for the majority of players but thats 2024's problem.
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Post by rhaegyr on Jun 13, 2023 14:56:16 GMT
FYI Shuto (very good young Japanese player) uses Modern with Marisa and I think he was highest ranked in the world for a while. And Tokido has been using Modern Luke in recent videos. Anyone who says Modern is for scrubs is, themselves, a scrub. Most Modern players I’ve played are “excitable” I suppose. I haven’t played anyone decent on Modern yet, but it’s just a matter of time. At the end of the day execution is probably only 10% of the game, so it’s not like it’s a magical win button. I may be a scrub but I disagree with this a fair bit. I can hold my own with the Drive mechanics, spacing, pokes, anti-airs and the like but the amount of damage I leave on the table from not being able to convert initial hits into decent combos is my biggest weakness. Maybe I need to use modern controls myself!
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Post by Onny on Jun 13, 2023 15:02:07 GMT
I like these kinds of discussions btw and it's nice to be in a thread where most if not all people in this thread are supportive and not git gud types. I know this is a very “old man shouting at the sky” type of thing to say, but something that genuinely grinds my gears is when experienced players shit on newbies. I got matched against a guy in Tekken once who was about 10 ranks above me and of course he destroyed me. Which is fine! We were playing ranked, he should go all in. But I sent him a “thx gg” and he sent me a “delete the game and never play again” message. Which is funny, but man I love fighting games and I want to see the community grow - and shit like that is only going to drive new people away. If Modern (and the like) lead to more people learning and understanding why fighting games are excellent, then I’m all for it. And fuck those “git gud” twats.
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Post by Onny on Jun 13, 2023 15:04:23 GMT
I can hold my own with the Drive mechanics, spacing, pokes, anti-airs and the like but the amount of damage I leave on the table from not being able to convert initial hits into decent combos is my biggest weakness. Maybe I need to use modern controls myself! I meant specifically the execution of special moves - which is something Modern helps with! I don’t think the assisted combos in Modern do any of those fancy drive rush shenanigans from a series of single button presses.
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Post by Jambowayoh on Jun 13, 2023 15:06:52 GMT
FYI Shuto (very good young Japanese player) uses Modern with Marisa and I think he was highest ranked in the world for a while. And Tokido has been using Modern Luke in recent videos. Anyone who says Modern is for scrubs is, themselves, a scrub. Most Modern players I’ve played are “excitable” I suppose. I haven’t played anyone decent on Modern yet, but it’s just a matter of time. At the end of the day execution is probably only 10% of the game, so it’s not like it’s a magical win button. Shut it you very, very, very, very, very good scrub.
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Post by Jambowayoh on Jun 13, 2023 15:09:37 GMT
I like these kinds of discussions btw and it's nice to be in a thread where most if not all people in this thread are supportive and not git gud types. I know this is a very “old man shouting at the sky” type of thing to say, but something that genuinely grinds my gears is when experienced players shit on newbies. I got matched against a guy in Tekken once who was about 10 ranks above me and of course he destroyed me. Which is fine! We were playing ranked, he should go all in. But I sent him a “thx gg” and he sent me a “delete the game and never play again” message. Which is funny, but man I love fighting games and I want to see the community grow - and shit like that is only going to drive new people away. If Modern (and the like) lead to more people learning and understanding why fighting games are excellent, then I’m all for it. And fuck those “git gud” twats. Unfortunately this a fair bit of the FGC if I'm being honest, with a lot of small penis energy. It's like when SF4 came out and people who weren't into Fighting games came onto the scene because of the game and a lot of the old guard didn't like it. For example I remember a ton of people were incensed that Luffy won Evo with a pad.
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Post by convercide on Jun 13, 2023 20:30:11 GMT
@bongo
Ggs. Had to rush off as food arrived.
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