That was incredible. I loved how both of them did that dash at the beginning of each set. So awesome.djtortilla said:
Offline time attack scoreboards should give you some idea (rankings, scroll the top filter all the way to the right). I think that might only keep 10 scores, max, though.CurseoftheGods said:I am going to finish the arcade mode with all of the characters to unlock Dural. Does anyone know an easy way of knowing which characters I've completed the arcade mode with? I just want to save some time.
Thanks in advance.
U K Narayan said:That was incredible. I loved how both of them did that dash at the beginning of each set. So awesome.
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Pick Aoi, Kage's lame. ;pTemujin said:
Oh now I'm just going to force you to find out where you got it!Temujin said:
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Pterion said:
The demo was shit, like so many other demo's, so you'd be better off renting it, since the retail version DOES have an in-depth tutorial so you can learn to do something else other than button mashing. VF5 is my first Virtua Fighter and I'm doing just fine thanks the Dojo Mode (ignore the above rantxabre said:
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MicVlaD said:
Nope, ain't his emblem. Already fought (and defeated) him before. So keep looking!Temujin said:
Wolf (and Jeffrey for that matter) aren't nearly as annoying though: if you get grabbed by them, it's basically your own fault reallyTemujin said:
. Just like with Zangief / Hugo in the Street Fighter games, but I personally find them to be very enjoyable opponents. And though I haven't tried them out in Dojo yet, I don't think their most damaging grabs are easy to perform, let alone connect.Even after that basic combo, most Lau players could still do a move with a higher priority than Goh's, hence why I'm a little ticked off at the moment. And as far as I could tell, the kick pushes me just out of range for a grab too. I'll get used to it eventually, but I just needed to rant a bit.Segata Sanshiro said:
Yeah, I understand, Lau can be frustrating. I once lost 17 times in a row to my buddy's Lau in VF2, which to date is my worst losing streak in a VF game. Believe me though, you can throw him out of that combo. Ducking is the best way to avoid that final kick, and it leaves Lau ridiculously open to an extremely punishing throw, which is one of the things Goh does best!MicVlaD said:
No, I only use Goh at the time being. Lei-Fei was only mentioned because I noticed a little "bug" if you will concerning his low sweep. See one of my previous posts.Jirotrom said:
The news broke over at VFDC, so I'm certain that Reno can fill in the details if need be. I'm wondering about the two new Evo characters. Will they add the sumo wrestler from VF3?
... but there was a PS2 port of VF4 Evo, right?Segata Sanshiro said:
MicVlaD said:Fuck, this game can get really annoying, especially when facing someone like Lau. I have to 'work' for my damage and all Lau needs to do, is P P P K or whatever to do 40% damage on me, even when I only let my guard down briefly. What's even worse is that he can kick you out of a half-fenced arena as well with that same combo, and that's just bullshit. If I do an Offensive / Defensive Movement, said combo just so happens to keep tracking me.
What even more annoying, is something I discovered with Lei-Fei. If he's on the ground and you anticipate him doing a low sweep, HIS low sweep will get a higher priority than Goh's up + punch, almost every single time. VERY annoying when you only need to do that much damage to finish him off, and it's not like Lei-Fei doesn't have a versatile move set either (unlike Goh).
No idea if Goh has any damaging counters (the one that cancels punches does absolutely nothing at first glance), because I could sure it. And I'm also kind of annoyed how easy it is for some character to combo you off the ground, even if a punch visibly doesn't hit you.
Oh, and another thing: ranking up online is bullshit too. I fight a 4th dan, I barely beat him and I only get a fraction of experience, while a 1st dan that beat me received 25% exp from my bar AND ranked up. If I were to do the same, I would never get the same amount or anywhere near it...
/rant
The demo was shit, like so many other demo's, so you'd be better off renting it, since the retail version DOES have an in-depth tutorial so you can learn to do something else other than button mashing. VF5 is my first Virtua Fighter and I'm doing just fine thanks the Dojo Mode (ignore the above rant
Segata Sanshiro said:
For two new VF characters? My friend, back in the day, we called that a sequel, remember?Jirotrom said:
If my memory serves right, the PS2 version of VF4 Evo sold for $20. I'm guessing Sega's going to do the same thing with VF5 Evo if it's ported.Segata Sanshiro said:
They can throw in a crapload of extra modes, too, you know.Jirotrom said:
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haunts said:
Oh wow look frames! Now people oughta know why some people look over this stuff You can also do Goh's f+P+K, P in this situation since that's 15 frames so it would be enough. But since online lag will cause some of the numbers to be off, it may not connect properly.very true, it would be cool if they through in VF3 if they add the sumo back in.twinturbo2 said:Actually, now that I think about it, remember how the PS2 version of Tekken 5 had the first three Tekken arcade games? Sega should do the same for a home port of VF5 Evo, but go all the way and offer arcade-perfect versions of:
VF1
VF2
VF Remix
VF Kids
VF3tb
VF4 Final Tuned
Fighting Vipers
Fighting Vipers 2
Last Bronx
I'd pay an extra $10 for a collectors edition with all that.
They can throw in a crapload of extra modes, too, you know.
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