kronspik
Noob
The number of lows and highs is usually much higher than the number of overheads. Unless you're playing Tekken or VF or something. So down/back is usuaully a good safe "default."
The number of lows and highs is usually much higher than the number of overheads. Unless you're playing Tekken or VF or something. So down/back is usuaully a good safe "default."
Going by that logic you should always block low, which is very retarded
That's not going by my logic at all. Just because down/back is the default, doesn't mean it's the best option at all times. But if you're unsure of what the opponent is going to do, it's a good state to be in.
Which is, exactly why I got blown up for mentioning that pleasing the entirety of the FGC isn't as simple as telling a forum everything they want to hear. lol
I'm curious how far they will take it. Will they say if moves are + or - on block and such? That's my concern.
I can almost guarantee they wont tell you cancel advantage. Anything else is certainly possible though.
There are a few, and it mainly just has to do with the fact that people only really play MK in terms of fighters. That or they just don't like DC.
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yes u r!
Looks like it's going to be more solid than MK, to be honest.
You'll buy it
ill rent it to see how good it is
They can't do any worse than MK9...it's automatically better.
This alone, let alone with the fucking in-game frames <3, is going to ensure a GREATLY larger amount of competitive, learned tourney players.
I would venture to say you are not but probably in the minority. Most people dig the superheroes. I'm planning on buying it after there is confirmation as to whether the netcode is gahbidge or not. I'm also mentally prepared and expect it to play NOTHING like Mortal Kombat.
I wasn't that interested initially I must admit, but the more I see the more I want to get my hands on it. The characters were all so alien to me as I've never really been exposed to DC but again the more I read up the more characters I want to try.
