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  @Radical_racist4 сағат бұрын

  Team fighting games r my favorite but not like smash

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  @widdrshinswonders5 сағат бұрын

  I remember the two gun characters from Bushido Blade 2 being the HARDEST fights. A wannabe cowboy (so annoying) and a chick with a carbine...meanwhile you have a sword or polearm.

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  @widdrshinswonders5 сағат бұрын

  Soul Caliber always had nice joke weapons

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  @inomrasmith9 сағат бұрын

  Mugen has always been something that seemef otherworldly to me. I never understood how it works and i still really dont I wish i could make my own but im so bad with computers

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  @JustSoji11 сағат бұрын

  Shoutout to SF6 for really upping the taunt game. Akuma has a minute long taunt that turns him into shin Akuma and Bison has a taunt that resets the timer on his bomb to sync with the taunt

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  @orteip.ocaialoc14 сағат бұрын

  bro this game is so rigged i can't stand it. this morning i gained something like 150 elo and i was one match away from plat (i've already been plat in the past, i just restarted playing a couple weeks ago). as i said i was just one match away and i started matching up against diamond and high-plat players or spammers.

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  @DrTrayCreeper15 сағат бұрын

  Calling ram annoying with May on screen is WILD

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  @typhoonbh10 сағат бұрын

  I already did a vid calling out may

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  @dekucake4395Күн бұрын

  And this is why Monster Hunter is such a fun series. That game is full to the brim with oversized weapons

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  @iamsiothКүн бұрын

  Guilty gear strive is by far the best looking and feeling fighting game out ATM in my opinion

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  @Lananon1807Күн бұрын

  3:23 ayyyyyyyy that is my post lol

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  @GoddessWhoUsedToKnowToMuchКүн бұрын

  @@Lananon1807 lana!!!

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  @GoddessWhoUsedToKnowToMuchКүн бұрын

  Lana!!!!

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  @bionic_batmanКүн бұрын

  Stylized, cel-shaded 3D > 2D It is much easier to upscale 3d models (just by bumping the internal resolution) than 2D sprites And graphics of those 3d games don't age that much because they don't aim for photorealism

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  @guillaumevandecasteele6293Күн бұрын

  If you want an example of how expensive it is to developp a 2D fighting game, take KoF XIII. This game is one of the most beautiful to see, even nowadays (and it's still fun to play, even if there's a lot less characters than in KoF XIV or XV), but making all the sprites for this game almost killed (again) SNK because this was way too expensive to make. After that, for KoF XIV, they decided to switch to 3D sprites, just because they needed it financially

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  @guzel98232 күн бұрын

  This video was really cool to watch, I feel like the visuals are top notch! May I ask how you achieved the "drawn/crayon" effect at 1:48 and onwards?

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  @typhoonbh2 күн бұрын

  kzread.info/dash/bejne/oJedzZJ9ZcWdgM4.html

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  @guzel9823Күн бұрын

  @@typhoonbh Thank you!

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  @HOMBRERAYA3 күн бұрын

  Really hate arc systems games having that chopped frame rate. I can't stop noticing how all animations have cut frames and it confuses me the hell out. Yes, they look "anime" but, by god they suck

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  @Vartagon3 күн бұрын

  I like the image of wrestler like el primo or tezca

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  @johngrey4443 күн бұрын

  my heart prefers sprites, but my brain knows better. sprites can look good, but not always. let us not forget the plethora of trash looking digitized sprites of the 80s and 90s. if a company is really willing to put out a great effort, 2d is simply just a joy to view. SNK demonstrates that in almost all of their 2d games. Metal Slug is a great example of achingly beautiful sprite work. but if they dont have the budget, time and/or skill, 3d can be a great equalizer. and 3d does allow for alot more camera angles, which is a boon in of itself. i really like what Arc is doing, taking the best of both mediums and blending them together. hell, maybe capcom should just let Arc handle the visuals for a SF entry, like a new darkstalkers. the 2d/3d blend would be awesome for the more cartoony morphs the darkstalkers sprites would demonstrate.

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  @magea29263 күн бұрын

  My favorite fighting style was shadow fight. Since it was based on more realistic mouvement, you will swing your weapon logically and plan you hit. The reason why big weapon tend to be bad in that game is because you are realisticly slow and its super hard to land a hit that way compared to the spear wich is one of the best weapon because of big range for super fast attack speed.

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  @manetarofl3 күн бұрын

  Yeah.. Everytime I see 2d sprites my soul aches for what we lost

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  @MyPronounceIsGod3 күн бұрын

  I literally main every character that holds a big weapon in games. Its just so cool😆

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  @erichthegraham4 күн бұрын

  DNF Duel is a pretty good game now, but the damage is done. I would love to see it get the treatment GBVS got, but that seems a bit unlikely. I actually like this game better in some ways, but it's hard not to compare them, and as a product its inferior (less content, smaller roster). I love DNF and hope it sticks around as a niche pick, but there's always gonna be bigger games pulling people away from it. Multiversus did a couple key things that made it unplayable for me. The 2nd biggest was not having a block button, to me that just made the game feel "less" than Smash. The big killer though, was not being able to easily play the game offline. Not supporting local play in a platform fighter is like a cardinal sin, I don't understand how people were able to play this game. DOA5 is, in my opinion, the most under rated 3d fighter of all time (with good reason but still). The "Visual appeal" was a successful marketing strategy for them, but detractors like to take this as evidence of a low quality game, never taking a look under the hood. The actual gameplay was fire, plus it had tag battles, so playing that game with a group of friends, even casually, was mega fun. You just stick the stronger players with the weaker players and teach them how to team combo, suddenly you got 4 people having a great time. I also like that there was no meter in the game, and the big super move was a big charge move that you typically had to combo into. I could go on about how landing that blowback super was cool (it had an environmental aspect as well, and it could be countered if you call it out, the stun system was wild), or how it had the best roster of any DOA (4 guest characters from virtua fighter and Mai from FF). The point is, DOA 6 lost the plot. The overly stimulating characters are something I feel the game gets undeserved criticism for, seeing as how Tekken characters are just as unrealistic. You could argue the exorbitant price to get all the bikinis was ridiculous, and you'd be right, but let me just point out that cosmetics are now the industry standard for continued monetization of your game, and we hardly bat an eye about it now. In that regard the game was ahead of its time (still not a good thing, they went pretty crazy with their dress up dolly games). Enough time has passed that I can see why people aren't usually willing to have this conversation with me. In the other side of things, before Tekken 8 came out I found myself wanting to play other 3d Fighters, so I was rotating VF5, T7, and DOA5. Obviously I'm biased to prefer DOA5, but while I was there one of the people I played with left me with a bad experience that put things in perspective. He would not play the game if you locked in a male character, and if the outfit you picked wasn't showing enough skin, he would tell you "you pick bad outfits" and try to encourage you to pick a "beauty outfit." It was super cringe, and in general I hate it when dead game communities do things like this that keep games dead. How am I supposed to convince people to play this with me knowing they might have to deal with that? So while the decision to move away from "appeal" towards a more Esports style was kinda questionable, since that was such a part of the game's identity, it was also kinda necessary in a way. It is hard to know what would have happened if they had stuck to their "guns" (hehe), but they definitely missed both marks with 6. Frankly, I think the meter was a bad move, I find that 3d Fighters in general need to avoid meters like 2d, Soul Calibur 5 is unplayable to me, and 6 was kinda meh, but part of that is just...meters in 3d Fighters are weird. T8 heat is probably the only exception, they thought really hard about how that was going to make the game better instead of just adding it just to make the game flashier.

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  @Masterwar784 күн бұрын

  Why not just call it the 'Kliff' archetype? "Yeah I like Nightmare, he's a strong Kliff in the game"

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  @levinos1124 күн бұрын

  The coolest archetype is defo puppet characters (coming from a puppet character glazer)

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  @BrunoPochette4 күн бұрын

  Braum in 2wko is way too cool

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  @mezron5k4 күн бұрын

  For me, the new stuff just does not impress me. KOF 13 and Skullgirls were the last games to deeply impress me.

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  @knownas20175 күн бұрын

  Big Band is the greatest taunt ever.

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  @vryafoat7775 күн бұрын

  Does Cerebellum from Skullgirls count? She has a pretty big range for her moves like her forward + heavy, even though she's about as big as Fillia (the Millia inspired "shoto" character for the game). Beowulf in the same game has Grendel's arm, which definitely counts as an oversized weapon but he only uses it for his super and if he's not wielding his trusty folding chair, even then, only on his heavy moves.

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  @typhoonbh5 күн бұрын

  I would say so

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  @Fantasy_Eclipse5 күн бұрын

  This is my fav too, Nice video 🐈

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  @typhoonbh5 күн бұрын

  thanks!

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  @YassineTorchani-dc2cm5 күн бұрын

  4:50 huh....imagine if Namco (AKA Bandai Namco) ported Smash games to the arcade machines (please reply to me)

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  @axe-tq2wn5 күн бұрын

  Tinkaton for Poken

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  @JAMBUILDER085 күн бұрын

  Nice argument, unfortunately dolphin

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  @thatoneguy_hun5 күн бұрын

  I do not care i will keep using the wierd guy, that is why i love him

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  @davidgood8405 күн бұрын

  That HOME track was nice 😄

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  @retrox27765 күн бұрын

  ....screw brawlhalla greatsword 😂

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  @tortoiseterror70735 күн бұрын

  Jaeyun is one of my mains, sooooo....

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  @bobo-yi6sf6 күн бұрын

  I don't know if it counts, but the character that caught my attention and got me into fighting games was Chang Koehan. I remember walking by the arcades and seeing Chang and the ball he uses as a weapon, it looked menacing, he instantly became my favorite character without even playing the game lol

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  @naejimba7 күн бұрын

  I don't know... I think if certain features are scaled back it could be possible... SF6 took 4-5 years, had a team of about 300, and is estimated to have cost as much as $20 million. Third Strike on the other hand took 3 years, had only 13 people working on it, and cost $8 million. It had a troubled development (no one on the original team had ANY experience with fighting games) and they had to bring on Shinichiro Obata (from Darkstalkers) to save the project. It would never make "all the money" like shareholders want though, so likely it will be indie teams who could deliver. What we need is financial viability... we need a type of game that doesn't NEED huge cut scenes, story modes, and flashy effects; likely focusing on the competitive aspects and if anything innovating on the training mode (people keep playing fighting games when they become good at them; it's a huge barrier to entry). We need a way to make sprite work and animations faster, which would greatly reduce costs. This actually seems like something AI would be perfect for...

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  @kiyothefunnyguy7 күн бұрын

  My friend calls these types of characters "how a 4'9 person looks holding a kitchen knife" and i find it funny as shit

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  @kiyothefunnyguy7 күн бұрын

  My friend calls these types of characters "how a 4'9 person looks holding a kitchen knife" and i find it funny as shit

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  @CarbyGuuGuu7 күн бұрын

  SF6 is the only fighting game of the “realistic” bunch to have a distinctive art direction, a lot of the RE Engine games from Capcom are so good at this because they have a team of talented artists. When you look at Western AAA developers that push too hard for realism, most of their games end up falling flat because they don’t have good art direction. Making them more forgettable than memorable.

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  @Xmd5008 күн бұрын

  Now we can finally get cringe mobile gamers to play competitive games

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  @cheynepearson19608 күн бұрын

  These videos are great!

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  @typhoonbh8 күн бұрын

  Thank you!

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  @TepaCu8 күн бұрын

  I think mirror matches as honor battles. Beating a person who is also dedicated to same charracter is from my perspective rewarding and seeing the tech others use and comparing it to my own is fun.

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  @TepaCu8 күн бұрын

  Hammer in brawlhalla

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  @pierresosa61568 күн бұрын

  4:00 - As an animator, I would love to be able to earn my laurels for my 2D art. I mourn missing an opportunity that was never mine professionally, only privately. Such is life.

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  @pierresosa61568 күн бұрын

  "Imagine having to go frame by frame to animate each character's moves" is read like a threat, while I'm can only read those same words with an elation unparalleled even by eating.

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  @BOTERADICATORX8 күн бұрын

  Mine is monster or monster like being

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  @ok-tchau9 күн бұрын

  I hate mirror matches enough to throw the match if I lose the first round.

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  @SpecialAccess779 күн бұрын

  I enjoyed the video, but I don't know what paradox the title is alluding to. I think "enigma" fits more than paradox.

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  @williamalbatross46779 күн бұрын

  i just straight up don’t agree. People barely play these modes. i for one don’t ever touch them.