shadow_shogun
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Looks really gorgeous, however I'm hoping during actual gameplay, animations won't be as stiff as they in Mortal Kombat and injustice. Judging from the recent gameplay videos, SFV seems less fluid the previous iteration.
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Street Fighter V being built on Unreal Engine 4
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Looks really gorgeous, however I'm hoping during actual gameplay, animations won't be as stiff as they in Mortal Kombat and injustice. Judging from the recent gameplay videos, SFV seems less fluid the previous iteration.
if you had put any considerable time into SF4 you'd be able to easily tell the difference
NoctisVsStar
Member
I saw someone post an explanation let me see if i can find it, It comes down to design matter. if you think about it Since Alpha and 3rd strike they been rocking big feet and hands.
If you think this
Looks like the same game as
Then I really don't know what to tell you.
BaroqueSampson
Member
I feel like there may be some redesigns in the works considering the higher quality textures make certain design choices (like Chun-Li's spike bangles) look super ridiculous.
Scully Scully Scoo
Member
u dont see how the art style looks exactly the same beside hairstyle change in ryu?
thats my point, u have to know what u are looking for to see any difference, i played sf4 for around 2 hours and i cant tell the 2 apart. the differences arnt obvious, very subtle
show both these screen to average joe and ask him to spot the difference. it looks a little sharper and the colours look more saturated, thats it. very minor differences. can easily be mistaken for being from the same game
ArchedThunder
Banned
A completely different rendering style? Completely different face style? Seriously, the only thing that have in common is that they are using the same basic designs.
NoctisVsStar
Member
i never got the feeling they look the same that's just me, maybe because i've been playing SF since the sega genesis days ( i'm 26 btw ) and i can spot the small hint of differences. but i respect everyone's opinion.
The games do use similar character models, but I think once the effects work starts coming in, the differences become quite obvious.
Considering who the two characters in question are, that's rather inevitable. The effects themselves do a great job highlighting the differences, however to me the biggest indicator is simply the massive difference in move sets for both characters, in particular chun li. In what little has been seen of SFV, she is an entirely different character to her SF4 counter part. To suggest they look the same is nothing short of ignorance imo.
NoctisVsStar
Member
chun actually looks more asian in SFV compared to her SFIV counterpart. Plus she way much better overall she looks like her 3rd strike model but in 3d
Irishmantis
Member
Looks really gorgeous, however I'm hoping during actual gameplay, animations won't be as stiff as they in Mortal Kombat and injustice. Judging from the recent gameplay videos, SFV seems less fluid the previous iteration.
Judging from the new MKX animations look ALOT more fluid than they ever have, plus Female faces look a little less manly, still have work to go, but they are not at the point where you will compliment them on how smooth it looks, but more along the lines most of the animations wont stick out obvious to you when you play it
Consider seeing an optometrist.
Shadow_FFVI
Member
This is going to be the first Street Fighter game I buy since Street Fighter II !
It looks amazing.
So, this is going to release before the end of fiscal year 2016. That's before when exactly? March 2016 or March2017?
It looks amazing.
So, this is going to release before the end of fiscal year 2016. That's before when exactly? March 2016 or March2017?
Troll harder.
ArchedThunder
Banned
September 2016 I think.
IchigoSharingan
Member
i have no doubt. the current footage looks a bit raw however you could tell they're having shitloads of fun with this new engine and exploring new effects.
this will be an amazing game.
thelastword
Banned
That's a very nice screen. I'm already impressed with the animation and physics (blowing of the ribbon on her hair, noticed this in the trailer). It will interesting to notice the improvements as they go along.
Looks really gorgeous, however I'm hoping during actual gameplay, animations won't be as stiff as they in Mortal Kombat and injustice. Judging from the recent gameplay videos, SFV seems less fluid the previous iteration.
It was one of the coolest things about Tekken though, these games shone like a candle on the PS1 and PS2 respectively. T3 is probably the best looking fighter on PS1 and Tekken Tag, T4 and T5 were all amazing looking games on the PS2.
They fell a little bit from grace on the PS3 (graphically speaking), but so did most fighting game developers last gen. I guess the Soul calibur games were probably the best looking fighters last gen, still the IQ on fighting games including SC left a lot to be desired. Things are looking up though, but I'd like to see a bit more variety in the engine used, even GG XRD used unreal.
I was pretty clear on that, I think. I posted comparisons on the very first page of this thread. If you still can't tell them apart, then the real question is why are you still lying to yourself and everyone else?
The games do use similar character models, but I think once the effects work starts coming in, the differences become quite obvious.
How are they similar lol... The poly count is not even comparable.. Now if by comparable you mean they still have two legs and two arms..
That looks really good to me, except i think the light is weird. It's like the shadows are too subtle sometimes (like in the Uncharted 4 one) and some part look flat... It doesn't look like there is a realistic light on the level. I don't really like the shader on their face neither. They look too plastic. I think those characters should look super sketchy or realistic, but they look like crappy cgi for now.
Also that Ryu cloth For christ sake! Animate it Capcom! it cannot look like it's a plastic toy in 2016! They clearly have cloth physics on Shun Li fabric, and on the under the belt part of Ryu's top, but i want his pants to flow!
A next gen 2016 fighter cannot let SFIII ryu or any Kim Kaphwan animation destroy it!
chromatic9
Member
Looks very different to me and much better than IV and Chun Li's moves look amazing. I hope they can draw much inspiration from Third Strike as they can while keeping it modern. Ryu still looks a little goofy though, hope they can change that. Also great its on UE4, seems a very impressive engine.
Scully Scully Scoo
Member
i swear if this game was multiplat more people would complain about the lack of graphical difference. just compare the tomb raider thread to street fighter thread. this place is nothing more than system wars on some topics.
if u dont like reading my perfectly valid complain hit the block user button.
Shpeshal Nick
aka Collingwood
Correct.
Although in all fairness, I can understand the confusion, because KI kinda looks (artistically) like a re skinned SF4
Angelus Errare
Banned
Looks really gorgeous, however I'm hoping during actual gameplay, animations won't be as stiff as they in Mortal Kombat and injustice. Judging from the recent gameplay videos, SFV seems less fluid the previous iteration.
Wut?!
Don't mind if I do!
UnluckyKate
Member
SF4 has a strong texture work, strong ink like outline, something very comic style/manga ish.
SF5 more focus on clean edge, lightning effect and reflections on textile matters.
Sure, both gmes share the same proportion of its character but it's doesn't look the same at all. And it's still early. At least try too look into the graphics and don't stop at the character style. Or maybe you confuse the two.
ThoughtsOfSpeaking
Banned
SF4 launched with 19 characters, with 25 in the console release.
In this case, your just wrong
KoopaTheCasual
Junior Member
Are you completely blind?
Or maybe if it was actually multiplat you wouldn't be here trolling. See? It's really easy to make baseless accusations!
crimzonflame
Member
So Sakura is not in this? 
SF4 launched in arcades well before it did on console, and it launched with 16 + 2 hidden.
NoctisVsStar
Member
The arcade version launched with 16 (17 if you count the time release Akuma)
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Deleted member 17706
Unconfirmed Member
I think it was an E3 bomcast, but I remember hearing Ed Boon talk about how they've modified the engine (UE3) so much to do what they want to do in Mortal Kombat that switching engines doesn't make sense.
Street Fighter IV had 17 characters during launch that could be played. The home console version made the 2 bosses playable and added 6 characters.
Edit: Damn you edited your post quick, still, your numbers are off
Windom Earle
Member
Hmm... Wasn't a big fan of UE3 fighting games and the early SF5 gameplay demo reminded me a bit of those.
Looks so goodThe games do use similar character models, but I think once the effects work starts coming in, the differences become quite obvious.
The graphics are different. They're better. But it's nice to know everyone is lying because this is a PS4 exclusive.
Sadly I do believe that's where he's coming from now. He tried to hide it but he broke with that post.
No one was trying to turn this into system wars until you arrived though. You're the only one struggling with reality in this thread.
SF5 is artistically and technologically superior though. The only thing I would have changed about SF4 was the art style. Weird color saturation and washed out look all over the place, weird rendering on the characters, etc. SF5 is what SF4 should have looked like.
Scully Scully Scoo
Member
it isnt baseless accusations, the tr and sf5 thread are there for everyone to see. in tr thread 'ms are evil' and hardly anyone talking about the game. in sf5 thread no mention of 'sony are evil'.
and no im not blind and anyone who is suggesting the game looks completely different and there is no way sf5 can be mistaken for sf4 needs a reality check
KingJ2002
Member
Initially when i saw the first video i thought that this is just a remaster of sf4... but i was wrong when the screens and the gamersyde video release... there is a massive difference between the character models, details, lighting & effects of the games. I would like to see more detail in the stages but i think that will come over time.
in anycase... i have a feeling that the 16 character breakdown will be:
8 Original Fighters (Ryu, Ken, Chun Li, Zangief, E. Honda, Blanka, Guile, Dhalsim)
4 New SFV Characters
4 Boss Characters
Moveset Changes, Outfit Differences and the overall system will make it feel like a different game entirely.
As for additional characters... I can also see Capcom releasing different packs such as
Street Fighter 4 Pack
Street Fighter 3 Pack
Street Fighter 2 Pack
Street Fighter Alpha Pack
Capcom All Stars Pack
and bring the roster close to or surpassing the Ultra SF4 roster over time.
in anycase... i have a feeling that the 16 character breakdown will be:
8 Original Fighters (Ryu, Ken, Chun Li, Zangief, E. Honda, Blanka, Guile, Dhalsim)
4 New SFV Characters
4 Boss Characters
Moveset Changes, Outfit Differences and the overall system will make it feel like a different game entirely.
As for additional characters... I can also see Capcom releasing different packs such as
Street Fighter 4 Pack
Street Fighter 3 Pack
Street Fighter 2 Pack
Street Fighter Alpha Pack
Capcom All Stars Pack
and bring the roster close to or surpassing the Ultra SF4 roster over time.
