Developers confirmed its 60 across the board , suppose it helps keep online play the same and no advantage etc with people running higher framerates
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abstract alien
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Game being obviously incomplete aside...
My question is, why give him something that looks so similar to his standard fireball? It's fine if they want you to space the cr.MK -> Hadoken to make it safe, but it seems odd that they would give him a move that looks so similar for block strings and combos up close.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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Given a lot of the SNK influence the game already seems to have (Cammy and Ken's redesigns for example looking they'd fit right in with RBFF and MOTW), that new Ryu move reminds me of Li's fireball from Real Bout Fatal Fury 2:
You can also see it in this video:
Not saying Ryu's new move is exactly the same, but it could have similar utility.
abstract alien
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That's what I was thinking honestly. It looks like it's meant to be a move with an extended hitbox, possibly a lingering one if done with HP. Like a Young Zeku palm or Ibuki thrust. The Hashogeki looks like a more soft version of a Hadoken though. Maybe they will add a little more impact to it and make it more unique by the time the game releases.
yurinka
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Maybe it has less recovery than the hadoken and you can use it to fake a fireball and make the enemy jump and hit him with an antiair. And in addition to this also expand Ryu's moveset/toolset with a new special to be used when very close to the enemy in a safer way.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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It's possible; IIRC Li's move there doesn't require a corner situation for it to juggle. It'd be interesting if the Hashogeki's purpose is basically like Li's move in the RBFF series, I think that'd be pretty cool for juggle combos and something regular Hadokens can't.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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Nothin' butt facts
IbizaPocholo
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Bruno_Arrais85
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for all it's worth, Modern Control Type is the Hard mode.
Imagine playing with half your normals.
saintjules
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derrickchase
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The background characters with very short, stilted, and awkward animation loops feel like something out of a Dreamcast game. It really brings the presentation of the whole thing down. They haven't been able to nail the backgrounds in a 3D SF game yet. The whole art style is weird, honestly. The strange paint trails/splats really do look like Splatoon.
People forget that SF2 was basically the equivalent of an AAA game when it came out. It had top tier presentation and graphics. One on one fighting games are one of the most computationally simple types of video games. They should be able to go absolutely ape on the graphics. They should look incredible by now, but for some reason, open world games have better graphics. Something is rotten in Denmark.
People forget that SF2 was basically the equivalent of an AAA game when it came out. It had top tier presentation and graphics. One on one fighting games are one of the most computationally simple types of video games. They should be able to go absolutely ape on the graphics. They should look incredible by now, but for some reason, open world games have better graphics. Something is rotten in Denmark.
S0ULZB0URNE
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Need a good fightpad for PS5.
AutumnLeaves
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I really hope the UI is updated.
KO7
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I’ll probably end up getting the Hori Octa pad, even though I have a joystick.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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No more cross-ups in corner seems like. Kinda don't like this being removed tbh.
That said, gotta wait and see how it plays out; apparently Drive features might make corner cross-ups irrelevant.
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Gameplay Gods Bless
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Damn that's good to know, thanks man.
abstract alien
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There were a few things a bit wonky, like the wall bounce throwing the opponent over your head if you are too close to the corner, or some of the damage scaling. It might still be in by the time of release.
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JohnSpartanLee
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abstract alien
Member
I hadn't noticed this, but you get a more dramatic command grab style camera angle if you land a regular throw within a punish counter (not counter hit) window.
abstract alien
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Check the 1:48 minute mark. I thought it was a traditional corner cross up, but Jamie does a jumping kick, and the blocking animation seems to register in front even though Ryu turns around for a few frames(I used slow mo), then Jamie goes on to land behind the opponent anyway to put himself in the corner. Maybe I don't know what I'm looking at.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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Leaked image of Juri in SF6 from a German source. Damn, she is looking FINE in the new engine, I dig the vibe
And this one here, from the same source, appears to be Kimberly. Seems like her backstory is tied to Guy's, I think she's training under him, but she has a strong like for 1980's stuff. Missed chance for a Walkman reference there, tho
These should definitely be part of the SF6 announcements we get later today. I'm pretty dang hyped.
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LazyParrot
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She actually looks younger than her previous iterations. IIRC she was 25 in SF4, and a significant amount of time is supposed to have passed between that game and SF6, to the point where Ryu is officially "old" now. I'm guessing she'd be in her early/mid 30s at least, but she could pass for a teenager here.
But then again, this shit has never made sense. I think Makoto was 15 in 3rd Strike, which would have made her like 10 years old in SF4.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
Gold Member
10 year old Makoto would still demolish some fools tho, for sure xD.
Yeah, Juri does look younger in the new pic but I think part of that is also due to the artstyle shift, which kind of does that with some of the returning (female) characters so far. Or at least certainly with Juri here, which I think is also Capcom "cutesifying" her more like Korean K-Pop idols tend to go for.
She definitely played way different in V than IV, I think they'll add back more of her IV moves this time around though, same with Poison. Gief could really use Green Hand, too.
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Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
Street Fighter V had Rollback, no reason to assume Street Fighter 6 wont have rollback.
Juri can get it.
In this new engine Im expecting fucking thighs!!!!!!!
amigastar
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I've just looked it up and SF V had appearently bad rollback netcode, maybe thats why i assumed SF V didn't have rollback.Street Fighter V had Rollback, no reason to assume Street Fighter 6 wont have rollback.
Juri can get it.
In this new engine Im expecting fucking thighs!!!!!!!
TheDuskwalker
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I thought Juri had the best looking model in SFV, doesn't look like I'll have a different opinion for SF6 either.
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SlimeGooGoo
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TheDuskwalker
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thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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The villain should definitely be a Tetsuo-like, just without the body horror stuff.
The more i see of this the more i want the game, even though i no there prob gonna be a uproar when capcom announce the season passes for extra charachters etc, but for me will be buying twice anyway just like 5 on pc and ps4, this time will be pc and either ps5 or xbox x, just hope this is a early 2023 and not late 2023 title
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abstract alien
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They really need to lock the facial features to one. It looks really stupid when you cycle through them, which is what is going to happen since people tend to mash buttons on that screen.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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PS4/PS5 & PC for me (console-wise depends on if Capcom allows for an upgrade from PS4 version to PS5 version. Hopefully they do...tho by the time this comes out I should have a PS5 for a while then anyway. Need to check on PS Direct actually sometime this month). Console because that's probably where the largest audience will be and PS4/PS5 will likely be tournament standard. PC for the mods, obviously.
Release-wise this should definitely be out by March of 2023. They'll want it out in time for the start of the next CPT, which should start either March or April 2023, considering EVO Japan will most likely be the last major tournament where SFV is a main game, and I think Capcom Cup for the 2022 season will be early 2023, and that'll definitely be the last CC for SFV as the main game (or featured game).
Yeah, the faces are a neat gimmick but like the commentary tracks I'll probably turn them off or not use them after a couple of weeks xD. I think it'd of probably been even cooler if you could cycle through taunts at that screen, but that'd probably require a camera pan-out which might not be fitting to the design they want.
abstract alien
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Someone had to do it. I think it was everyone's first thought when they saw it.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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NGL that Super (or is it his Critical Art?) looks pretty brutal. Thankfully without being overly violent or gory.
Leave the hyper-violence and gore to Mortal Kombat please and never even think about a SF/MK crossover, Capcom! Some IP should just stay in their own lanes, stay in their own universes. Don't need nightmares about Street Fighter characters.
abstract alien
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Dude looks way too nice with Jamie for such a short time to play
Eddie-Griffin
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Did you forget about the rated T Mortal Kombat Vs DC? It's only slightly more violent than SFXTekken,.
The real reason why a crossover wouldn't work is because MK characters don't move like anime characters. There's no frame skips to make the game look faster. It's the same reason a VF vs. SF wouldn't work, not to mention VF doesn't involve powers and everyone just fights with their bare hands.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
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How many people even remember that game tho? It's also seemingly the exception rather than the rule with MK. Altho thinking about it more, the Injustice games have been rated T as well, so there is that.
Yeah, pretty much. They have very different visual and animation styles and principals, among other things. 3D fighters in particular are also designed around very different frame data concepts than 2D or 2.5D fighters (and jumping being less prevalent in 3D fighters on top of all that).
Eddie-Griffin
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Tekken may be 3D but it's still an Animeish fighter in how its mechanics and animations work, so that crossover while not perfect, can work. But SNK is a much better example of what game works very well crossing over with SF.
But in VF a block actually requires the character to start and finish movements, and then unfold those movements entering into a counter attack, where in SF a block is near instant by switching the model to a blocking frame and then being able to immediately attack as soon as you let go of back. VF doesn't have characters instantly change to a block frame, and they have more easily telegraphed attacks due to the animation. and while VF and MK can both be fast they aren't anywhere near as fast as SF and Anime fighters for this reason.
But it's not just with 3D fighters, there are 2D fighters (other than MK) that do that too, and those games wouldn't work in a crossover.
As much as people want to separate 'anime fighters" from SF, SF is an anime fighter, always has been.