You can guard low punches standing. They're "special" lows.xabre said:The trouble arises when you're close to your opponent and if they start punching low you have to duck and guard to defend and it becomes difficult to get any distance to counter it.
slidewinder said:You can guard low punches standing. They're "special" lows.
There's a thread all about low punch on vf.com that might be interesting. This post by Chanchai is a good read if you don't want to go through the whole thread.
Jimmy Stav said:Not a single El Blaze in that tournament. ;_;
I have a few questions about how the arcade set-up works. How exactly do you purchase items and train for you character? Do you get money from matches against other players? Also, how do you get ahold of all the replays from your matches?
Trojan X said:Hmmm...
Basing on the arcades in Japan @ You need to purchase a VF card from a seperate terminal which cost around 250yen. You take your new card and insert it into the VF arcade: select your character then play as normal. You'll earn cash and items based on any new item battle that you come across. You can improve your rank by appropriately beating graded characters which will increase your Ranking Meter. When your game is over, you need to go over to the VF Terminal to customise your character; this works the same way as Customisation mode on the console game.
To collect replays... It's something involving your PC but perhaps Reno can elaborate further. But what I do know is that if you're not set up on VF NET with SEGA then you would not be able to attain these replays.
That's what he meant with "replay" though.Jimmy Stav said:Err, I meant the entire match, not the replay. Like how you're posting your tournament vids.
Trojan X said:As Jide and MicVlaD mentioned (thanks guys), I am using a capture card to capture the replay footages - this is the safest way. SEGA uses the same method but done via their VFNET system. Reno can explain this part further if needed.
If you're thinking "on-the-fly" capturing then you need a Double Signal Pass system/unit. This device would accept a signal from your system, then send one direct signal to the TV and another signal to your capture device whether it's a TIVO or PC. This I've done before and you can find the Double Signal Pass system in any good electrical store.
For the arcades, most "VERSUS" cabinets comes with a TV-OUTPUT so you can feed the output signal to your video capturing device. While this is great to use, if you're not properly organised then it could become messy under event situations as you cannot control everything (the play could go straight to the GAME OVER screen and not show any of the character outros or even intros, etc).
I hope this information is insightful for you? Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
dreammastah said:I'm considering buying the item packs but I don't want to pay for an unlock key until I see pics of all the items. Anywhere I can get this?
VF5 Update Available
Subtle Changes Improves the Perfect Fighting Game
LONDON (16th January, 2008) SEGA Europe Ltd. today announced it has released a new downloadable patch for Virtua Fighter 5, the critically acclaimed arcade fighting game now available for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. The patch will include a number of gameplay additions and enhancements including:
Some characters will now be able to select costume-specific pants in alternate costumes, for example equipping Costume A pants in Costume B.
Replays of online battles can now be saved.
One additional item per character (appear as "Downloaded item" in Costume settings/Item edit dialog).
Gamer pictures will now be shown in online battles.
After winning the World Tournament Final, it's now more likely that rivals you have not defeated will be playing in arcades.
When someone joins an online match, you can now see their connection quality.
Various fixes for minor bugs, including a texture bug.
Easier sorting of rankings.
Rematches in Online VS. Player Matches now possible even when the players haven't added their opponent to their friend list
The Xbox 360 version of Virtua Fighter 5 is based on the latest arcade version update and features both analog stick and D-pad control, as well as vibration support. The game also includes an improved Quest mode featuring more CPU rivals, items, and emblems for character customisation. The DOJO mode has added features including leaderboards, training move settings, improved throw escape training, and the option to change your opponent's position and recovery type. These all work to create a more refined DOJO mode where players can improve their fighting strategy.
Does this mean that the last couple of people I need to complete an arcade, and only show up in tournaments, will show up in arcades, too? If that's the case, then great.After winning the World Tournament Final, it's now more likely that rivals you have not defeated will be playing in arcades.
I'll write up some more info on version D tomorrow morning after I complete knockout trial. I'm 1 team away from completing it and i'm hoping by doing so, i'm gonna get cosutme E. So far i've only got one item for shun from version D and thats "shinogai meiku" or "god of death makeup". You can now save matches against the CPU and every 4th and 10th stage an AI character shows up that is based on a real player. For example, I played a few versus matches early in the day and then throughout the day I saw random people fighting against my AI character wearing my clothes and items in the 1 player mode. It did seem to imitate some certain setups and timings I was doing when I played in versus mode as well.
Damn, you could've had him. That sucks.Reno said:Also, the window of opportunity for Goh's 33P from MC 6K is BS:lol
http://youtube.com/watch?v=SNllJ_35yBM
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Once you beat all groups under special it also unlocks costume E for the character you played through the game with. Beating all areas up until bermuda gives you a new semi rare item which was "shinigami meiku" or "god of death makeup".
PowerSmell said:That intro is awesome! Did I just spot Eileen dressed as Candy/Honey from Fighting Vipers?
You're actually right.Reno said:Here are some Costume E movies.
Lion (Costume E) vs Aoi. Lion is CPU-Controlled yet probably plays better than most people on Live. :lol
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nS7JMrDBOEQ
PowerSmell said:Try G - P - K
congrats.. I'm getting near there...I'm warrior or something, I figured out an easy way to beat the dumb AI in the game... just press PPP over and over again, and if they start getting combos just crouch P:lolrobut said:Finally got all the achievements!
Now to play quest mode with someone other than Jacky:lol
Play with a friend.ScrabbleBanshee said:I got a new copy of VF5(PS3) for something like $14, and have barely played it... I should have known better considering how little I played VF4... but... $14!
I hate the cryptic training system... is there some other way I should be learning how to play this game again so I might actually get some enjoyment out of it?