113 MegsGeneral
- Add ability to map right stick Up and Down, and Right Stick Assists option.
- Updated most 2D stages. All should be complete and to-scale now.
- Watched the sun rise while writing these patch notes. >.<
Gameplay
- Undizzy stun resets to zero on wakeup and ground tech.
- Hitting an assist will not give meter to the victim's team, only to the attacker. Domo arigato JP!
- Neither side gains meter for hitting the assist during a double-snap. Victim's side still auto-gains meter slowly while the assist is being comboed. (You still get the small amount of meter for doing special attacks, but not the large amount for hitting with anything.)
- Hitting an assist will lock out assists and tags for 60f after the assist leaves the screen.
- Bugfix: Specials should no longer do more than 20 stun (Hairball / Item Crash / Hornet Bomber). Peacock HP/Peacock j.HK/Double j.HK still can do 60, that's not fixed yet.
Squigly
- Added final effects for Opera and F+HP.
Parasoul
- Remove stomp loop, again. :^P Stomp->j.MK always goes up one IPS stage.
- j.Tear Toss counts as an airdash for purposes of normal cancelling.
"What?"
j.LK->j.MP xx Tear Toss->j.LK will now work in IPS Stage 3, but not in Stage 5. Opens up new things like j.LP->j.LK->j.MK xx MK Tear Toss->falling j.LK, land and combo onto tear.
General
- Disable Alt-Enter during an actual fight when online, to prevent rollback problems for opponents. Can still do it during character select, etc.
- Add controller side select at startup. You don't have to choose a controller for both sides. If you don't choose a controller for a player, that player will default to using their keyboard mapping - so if you are only using the keyboard, just hit Accept. There are bugs mapping various controllers backward (keyboard 1 to player 2, etc), we know. So don't. (^.^)
- Fix bug with removing/reinserting controllers during matches.
- P2 can now select any single-player mode.
- Other UI niceties like showing what Accept/Cancel is on the main menu. There are bugs here too, we know. BETA!
Gameplay
- Dont reset stun if waking up with OTG intact; ground techs always reset it. Prevents combo->slide/crumple->combo from being 0-stun combos both times with no escape opportunity besides reversal.
Fortune
- Completed head-on s.HK frames!
Squigly
- New completed frames: Daisy pusher, Dragon Stance and movement, Center Stage.
- Added VFX: s.MK, c.HK, s.HK, dash fwd, dash back, Center Stage, Dragon Stance and fwd movement. TWO MORE TO GO... (=.=)
So will the Steam Pre-Order have an option for getting in the beta?
Yes, all pre-orders will come with beta codes.
So will the Steam Pre-Order have an option for getting in the beta?
Steam page says yes but it isn't working right now
http://steamcommunity.com/app/245170/discussions/0/846960628219631181/
Working with Valve to resolve this now.
I'm pretty sure it's these.
looks like the preorder beta is up now, but some people have run into a failed to launch error
looks like the preorder beta is up now, but some people have run into a failed to launch error
If we're already in the beta from backing the campaign, does the beta client just get upgraded to the full game or is there gonna be another key for the full game and the beta sticks around in the steam library?
If we're already in the beta from backing the campaign, does the beta client just get upgraded to the full game or is there gonna be another key for the full game and the beta sticks around in the steam library?
The beta and retail game will always coexist.
We intend to keep testing new gameplay changes and characters pretty much forever, similar to how Valve does it with DotA2, TF2 and Counterstrike.
This is pretty rad. Capcom has conditioned me not to expect intelligent cool things from fighting game devs, but whaddaya knowThe beta and retail game will always coexist.
We intend to keep testing new gameplay changes and characters pretty much forever, similar to how Valve does it with DotA2, TF2 and Counterstrike.
So I have skullgirls and the beta on my steam list. It let me install both. How odd.
It also let me play both. Is there any difference?
Yes, even found a multiplayer match. Beat arcade mode....It let you play the retail version?
Are the PC Pre-order bonuses the same everywhere? I have seen slightly different verbiage for different outlets over the past few months?
So, anyone interested in helping us run an online tournament for the beta?
If so, please PM me.
I'm totally out of the loop on this one. Is the same game that came out on PS3/360 a while ago? If so why does it need a beta...why not just release it? Is there something different with this one?
What would we be doing? I've ran a few small online tournaments before, for what it's worth.
Checking an e-mail address we give you to record win/losses in a Challonge bracket assigned to you.
Sounds easy enough. I'm in.
Someone want to make a thread saying pre-orders are go, BTW?
I'll gladly do it if no one else does. I don't want to undercut anyone though. Someone call it!
Checking an e-mail address we give you to record win/losses in a Challonge bracket assigned to you.
I'm making one right now actually.
Skullgirls PC Beta Tournament Has Over $2000 in Prizes
Tournament lasts from August 14th to August 21st
Los Angeles, CA August 1st, 2013 Marvelous AQL, Autumn Games and Lab Zero Games will be holding an online tournament for the PC version of their critically-acclaimed 2D fighting game, Skullgirls.
The top 20 tournament winners will receive prizes with a combined worth of over $2000, to be announced at a later date.
The beta version of Skullgirls has a number of changes and improvements over the current console version, including improved balance and the inclusion of the first DLC character, Squigly. Like its console counterparts, the PC version of Skullgirls online play is powered by the rock-solid, lag-free GGPO networking library.
To obtain a Steam code for the beta, one must pre-order the game at any of the participating digital stores, or get a code from a participating media partner.
Stores
GameFly, GamersGate, Gamefly, Origin, Steam
Media Partners
CheapAssGamer, Destructoid, Polygon, Shacknews, Siliconera
Codes distributed by media partners are restricted-use codes, but will offer full access to the games multiplayer modes until the games official release on August 22nd. Beta codes received from Lab Zero Games wildly successful Indiegogo campaign or pre-orders will never expire, letting players test new changes and characters before their official release.
Once a player has access to the beta, to enter the tournament players simply need to register at the following URL:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jYjhiye3DPWJ0xavflKa_Ua0pS8XxRzk28nKasntDro/viewform
Registration will be capped at 1024 participants.
Here is the schedule for the tournament:
8/5 - 8/9: Registration
8/11 - 8/13: Announcement of pools and times
8/14 - 8/19: Pools
8/20 - 8/21: Finals
Tournament participants and the general public can track the progress of the tournament at the following URLs:
Pools
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup1
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup2
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup3
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup4
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup5
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup6
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup7
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbgroup8
Finals
http://labzerogames.challonge.com/sgpcbfinal
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It's getting new multiplayer features, and we're testing new characters and gameplay changes, as well.
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Missed all the Silicon Era keys sadly, keeping an eye on this game, mainly a SF guy though