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I feel bad for Ono.
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I feel bad for Ono.
Yes. He has a strong relationship with his Franchise and everything that does not work properly, hurts him. Even if it's just a Beta which can of course not work.
It's not only that, but the Japanese tend to apologize for stuff they don't even have to apologize for.
I get paid to test alphas and betas, further away from release than this, they usually go a shit ton better. Other public playable betas have gone way better than this as well. This happening now is also not a guarantee that something similar won't reoccur during launch. In fact, i'm curious, when's the last time this happened? Where the server load during a beta was so bad that the team had to reschedule and the majority of people couldn't play?Heeh, people rediscovering what "Beta" means.
Hint : It's not a demo.
Capcom is pretty close to the tournament scene right now, they would not do that.Since everything wants to be a "service" today, what if this game is going the way of Starcraft 2 with being allways online? Then we're going to go through the same motions in tournament play with lag/server problems, which in turn leads to local/isolated tournament servers. Or let's say I just want to do some training mode and can't since the servers are down and I'm not able to "log-in" or whatever.
The game is like 9 months away and there are two more betas to go and this is likely a beta-only issue since the beta is online-only, come on nowI get that it's not a demo, but I'm definitely concerned that Capcom will be able to deliver at launch after this very poor beta showing. We'll see, I guess...
The game is like 9 months away and there are two more betas to go and this is likely a beta-only issue since the beta is online-only, come on now
Since everything wants to be a "service" today, what if this game is going the way of Starcraft 2 with being allways online? Then we're going to go through the same motions in tournament play with lag/server problems, which in turn leads to local/isolated tournament servers. Or let's say I just want to do some training mode and can't since the servers are down and I'm not able to "log-in" or whatever.
I get paid to test alphas and betas, further away from release than this, they usually go a shit ton better. Other public playable betas have gone way better than this as well. This happening now is also not a guarantee that something similar won't reoccur during launch.
Splatoon.I get paid to test alphas and betas, further away from release than this, they usually go a shit ton better. Other public playable betas have gone way better than this as well. This happening now is also not a guarantee that something similar won't reoccur during launch. In fact, i'm curious, when's the last time this happened? Where the server load during a beta was so bad that the team had to reschedule and the majority of people couldn't play?
Question for people who started recently using an arcade stick. How long did it take you to adjust?
Question for people who started recently using an arcade stick. How long did it take you to adjust?
Not recently but it took me a few days to get used to it when I first switched.Question for people who started recently using an arcade stick. How long did it take you to adjust?
What are you implying?
Actually curious about how many people actually tried to play this.but those cases weren't with so many people jamming the servers at the same time, right?
the problem here is that this beta was almost made to market the game, of course a lot of people will make a lot of pressure on the server..
in the end, they could not cover the demand
Not recently, but when I started 5 years ago, it took 3 months to fully transition.Question for people who started recently using an arcade stick. How long did it take you to adjust?
Man, I was super excited for this all week. I really hope the rescheduling isn't that far out.
Also to people saying "lol this wasn't a demo it was a beta" - I think most people here knew that. And I fully expected the servers to go down for at least an hour due to server load. What I didn't expect was for it to be down for 9 hours, which I can't remember happening for any other stress test I've partcipated in. Capcom fucked up.
for a split second I was back on.
This is a disaster
Depends on how much you play. The timing between stick movement and button press is noticeably different than with a pad I think, but then once you get used to it you're in heaven.Question for people who started recently using an arcade stick. How long did it take you to adjust?
I have been a pad user for fighting games since SFII on the SNES. I was never a high-level player, decent enough to hold my own generally. I'd say it took me about a week or two playing an hour or so a day to get to the point that I was as good on a stick as I was using a pad. The only thing I never quite hot a handle on was doing dashes (double-tapping a direction) proficiently. That's probably related to the give/distance-to-engage on my stick's gate though.Question for people who started recently using an arcade stick. How long did it take you to adjust?
This is the correct answer: took me about that time to get REALLY comfortable with using a stick.Not recently, but when I started 5 years ago, it took 3 months to fully transition.
I get that it's not a demo, but I'm definitely concerned that Capcom will be able to deliver at launch after this very poor beta showing. We'll see, I guess...
Joke's on you, I wasn't too good with a pad to begin with!This is the correct answer: took me about that time to get REALLY comfortable with using a stick.
I don't believe all the "only a few days" answers... :3
I get that it's not a demo, but I'm definitely concerned that Capcom will be able to deliver at launch after this very poor beta showing. We'll see, I guess...
Haha, fair enough I guess!Joke's on you, I wasn't too good with a pad to begin with!
It's a beta.
Not a demo.
Not a disaster.
I get that it's not a demo, but I'm definitely concerned that Capcom will be able to deliver at launch after this very poor beta showing. We'll see, I guess...
It's a beta.
Not a demo.
Not a disaster.
streetfighter.com/beta said:Capcom will be running a large-scale online beta program for Street Fighter V. To determine how to get access, please follow the below instructions
That was fixed in an hour though. I'm not crying over this since it will help Capcom get the game ready for launch but it's kind of disappointing since I haven't been at any of the trade shows or tournaments and really wanted to test the game out.Splatoon.
Joke's on you, I wasn't too good with a pad to begin with!