Title^ It just occurred to me that many fighting games do not show when a player is holding back. Why not? I wonder if any dev has ever commented on this design choice
Unika is auto-combo (auto-damage) the character. She's not a good character, and I do pretty well against her with my main, but when learning other characters the pure stupidity just gets rubbed in my face every time I miss an input or mistime an attempt to interrupt a blockstring.
At least the feeling of losing to truly garbage players is inspiring. Can't wait to match against them when I actually have some mastery of the character I'm learning. Gold 3 Unikas, I am going to shit on you in about 2-3 days.
The end.
Edit: for context, I main Chipp and I am learning Millia
The following characters are made for small children:
These characters are ideal for toddlers:
And these characters are best suited to fresh, screaming newborns:
I came back to this game after a long time. I remember when Sol and Leo were considered the glue-eating gorillas of the game.
Oh, how I miss those days.
Also, to be clear, I am not saying these characters are good, though of course some of them are.
-bitter Chipp main
Well, no, I am much too petty for that.
Proving that the teabag into RQ will always be a true combo, you're the reason I play, can't wait till next time.
I am betting this has been brought up before, but I just beat some poor shitty Ky this way so I feel entitled to complain about it.
Round 1 - I lose
Round 2 - Double KO
Round 3 - I win
The set goes to me.
Ky slapped me until dead twice. I slapped Ky until dead twice. But that dumbass won his round first, so he loses.
What a fucking moron that guy is, amirite???
I played against a Gold 3/Plat 1 Jam with name A____ S____ (not giving whole name) and after beating me in the first game, I perfected them round 1 of the next and then they RQ in the most obvious way after I started beating them in round 2.
Ran into them later on another character and they refused to rematch after I won the first game.
Forgot to block their salty ass. What can I do? Also curious to see stats on their RQs.
Thanks for all the BM against my day-1 unranked Zato. Glad I got to rematch you with a character I actually play. Now go be a ninja, ya 2-0ed bitch 😃
Title.
I play Chipp, so I am very used to winning neutral a few times, looping 50/50s to rack up damage, and then noting that my opponent is still very much alive and kicking.
But every time I look at Jam's health during a match I am surprised. I guess its the 0.95 damage modifier and 2 guts? That's the same as Ky... For her damage output, it just feels too high.
Is it because her mix is bad? I still don't think she's a good character - it just feels off.
Am I blaming the wrong beasts?
I've never seen Ephelt and Unika in the same room.
I find both matchups incredibly boring and nearly identical, but also I am bad at the game.