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Topic	King of Fighters 2020 (NOT MERCS) R1D6: Terence D'Arby vs Yujiro Hanma (High)
Kamekguy 07/06/20 10:24:41 PM #6:	How the D'arby fight works in Jojo's: He is able to ask the soul of the individual a 'yes' or 'no' question. This can be entirely and 100% non-verbal; for example, he may ask them "are you planning on taking this shortcut?" and his opponent will not even realize that he's asked the question. This is best demonstrated when he plays F-Mega, which is basically F-Zero x Mach Rider https://youtu.be/3490_-aL5oM Man it's weird hearing the dub. Kakyoin and no one else realizes that D'arby has read his mind and predicted the optimal strategy would be taken, thus changing his strategy for earlier on in the race so that he will be at lower power so he can take the secret speedrun shortcut. This is in a game of essentially F-Zero, which is a really fast game where cars move fast, meaning that he has little time to ask these soul questions. It is only when he gets super flustered at the end that he starts asking his questions out loud. Of course, if someone were better at video games than him and either picked a game where they could act without thinking or found a way to mix him up (he is defeated by ~~someone else playing the video game without him knowing and him getting inaccurate information from that~~ ), then pride would become an issue. But D'arby is pretty gamer, at least through the early SNES era. It would take some determination, trickery, skill, or advanced game choice in order to beat him. --- Mario Vs Cloud 2002: A Video Retrospective - https://youtu.be/1dx4t6H_K9Y Full Channel Available Here!: https://www.youtube.com/c/designingfor <cite>Kamekguy posted [p:941773765] in King of Fi... [t:78829252]...</cite> <quote>How the D'arby fight works in Jojo's: He is able to ask the soul of the individual a 'yes' or 'no' question. This can be entirely and 100% non-verbal; for example, he may ask them "are you planning on taking this shortcut?" and his opponent will not even realize that he's asked the question. This is best demonstrated when he plays F-Mega, which is basically F-Zero x Mach Rider https://youtu.be/3490_-aL5oM Man it's weird hearing the dub. Kakyoin and no one else realizes that D'arby has read his mind and predicted the optimal strategy would be taken, thus changing his strategy for earlier on in the race so that he will be at lower power so he can take the secret speedrun shortcut. This is in a game of essentially F-Zero, which is a really fast game where cars move fast, meaning that he has little time to ask these soul questions. It is only when he gets super flustered at the end that he starts asking his questions out loud. Of course, if someone were better at video games than him and either picked a game where they could act without thinking or found a way to mix him up (he is defeated by someone else playing the video game without him knowing and him getting inaccurate information from that ), then pride would become an issue. But D'arby is pretty gamer, at least through the early SNES era. It would take some determination, trickery, skill, or advanced game choice in order to beat him. --- Mario Vs Cloud 2002: A Video Retrospective - https://youtu.be/1dx4t6H_K9Y Full Channel Available Here!: https://www.youtube.com/c/designingfor</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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