high level Fox is a beast like no other
I play viper with a pad, and do pretty well.
Its not that that hard.
homie, one of the best Vipers in the U.S. who tore it up practically uncontested for a good year is a pad player
Ivy from Soul Calibur. I couldn't do SHIT with her ever.
I didn't really mean it literally, just that her design is leaned more towards a stick user. There are some pad prodigy types out there for sure though, like Vangief.
I dunno I feel like Viper was better for me on a pad, I am not some stick expert or anything. But for me anyway.
Word.When I entered this thread the first thing that came to mind was Lei Wulong from Tekken, he just seems like an impossible character with all those stances and situational moves. But maybe pro level with that characters drops a lot of them.
Is C.Viper really considered a difficult character? She's probably one of the Street Fighter IV characters I have the easiest time playing as. Then again, I would hardly say I've "mastered" her.
She relies on a lot of quick spacial cancels and tight excecution to use in the pro level.
I salute anyone who can play properly with Vega
Ivy from Soul Calibur. I couldn't do SHIT with her ever.
For me it was always Akira in Virtua Fighter.
Akira from VF was the most challenging, but once I learned how to play him well he's the most satisfying character to use. Learning him helped me get better in VF overall with proper practice.
I agree with everyone saying Akira from Virtua Fighter is the most difficult character to play as. I've only played as him casually, but my friends who use Akira have put a hell of a lot of time into learning him.
I tried to play as Akira from Virtua Fighter in practice mode and I couldn't even get some of his moves to execute at all.
while it's true that some of Akira's commands - namely the GBoD and the knee - take some practice before you'll be landing them consistently, his MO is actually really straightforward. in this regard, he's one of the simplest characters in the game!Definitely Virtua Fighter characters.
Akira, Kage, Goh, Vanessa, Wolf, Aoi, etc...it takes time just to even begin to have any offense.
Possibly Venom from GG. Yeah, Testament or Arakune are the trap masters, but Venom is another level of insane with all that ball (lol) positioning.
I main Vega in SFIV and I tell you I can't, for the life of me, perform some of his 1-frame links. Not that they are useful, but fuck.
But I was thinking Vega is hard to master because you have to play defensively and adapt to the opponent's state of mind. You can't bash the same combos over and over again, you have to wait for your opportunity and strike. Mind games, positioning, baiting, footsies... all combined. You don't see that in any other characters and I love it.
Mokujin
Angel from KOF is worth mentioning as well I think, a unique and complex move set and style.
May Lee could be difficult as well with her style switching in the midst of offense and combos.
high level Fox is a beast like no other
Angel from KOF is worth mentioning as well I think, a unique and complex move set and style.
May Lee could be difficult as well with her style switching in the midst of offense and combos.