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Post by view619 on Sept 4, 2018 19:14:36 GMT
I guess it becomes a question of faster grapples or longer subs, then. Using the no lock up mod makes slow grapples unbearable as well. Grapples go at a speed juuuust fine on Level 4. That's why people settled on level 4 back then, it was the point at which grapples didn't take 2 seconds to resolve, and allowed for longer subs, and fixed the then issue of the constant ToS's. I personally think that's still too slow ( I don't want to see the ai taking time to resolve grapples), but to each their own I guess. |
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Post by gbm on Sept 11, 2018 16:22:43 GMT
Grapples go at a speed juuuust fine on Level 4. That's why people settled on level 4 back then, it was the point at which grapples didn't take 2 seconds to resolve, and allowed for longer subs, and fixed the then issue of the constant ToS's. I personally think that's still too slow ( I don't want to see the ai taking time to resolve grapples), but to each their own I guess. For the beginners reading this ...can you explain to me what "resolve a grapple" means? Ps....I'm the beginner :) |
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Post by view619 on Sept 11, 2018 19:40:56 GMT
I personally think that's still too slow ( I don't want to see the ai taking time to resolve grapples), but to each their own I guess. For the beginners reading this ...can you explain to me what "resolve a grapple" means? Ps....I'm the beginner :) The amount of time it takes one of ai players to input a button in order to win a grapples. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2018 15:35:14 GMT
Grapples still take WAAAAY too long on level 4 if you're using the no-lockup mod. They'll still animate walking into each other for like a second...it's absolutely stupid looking.
On top of that, I like the slide to the ropes mechanic, which barely exists on any level below 7 because the AI doesn't push buttons fast enough to make it a thing.
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Post by Spunk on Sept 16, 2018 18:47:52 GMT
I was very much an acolyte of 4, but now am all about 8.
For what it's worth.
I mean, this is changing like twenty years of "4 is the one," so it's a pretty big deal.
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Post by AcidDragon on Sept 17, 2018 0:43:18 GMT
Even after decades of playing this game, this guide is still handy to have. Thanks again for this, guys!
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Post by brokencycle on Sept 20, 2018 0:49:29 GMT
I have a few question...
In the guide it says " IMPORTANT: For some reason some of the move categories in FPW refer to the middle column as "Large" damage and the far right column as "Critical" Damage....but for the purposes of this guide I will always refer to the three columns from left to right as small, medium and large damage."
How do we handle the Opp. Critical Condition sections? Do we pretend that it says Medium and Large? What is Critical Condition? Does it happen often in a normal match, or is it pretty rare?
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Post by Severla on Sept 20, 2018 1:57:17 GMT
Opponent Critical is basically 'Near Death' in hp terms.
In areas that have only Large/Critical, Large is basically 'I'll do this for the bulk of the match!' and Critical is 'I'll swap to this when they're dying!'
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Post by kidkash202 on Mar 31, 2021 17:43:00 GMT
Again, thanks for this guide. I have been using it for a few years now and I am always finding something I didn't pay attention to before.
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