I've played it twice for a couple hours (less than sober) and I still feel like I'm just button mashing. Is this a button-mashing game or is there a way I can actually get good and know what I'm doing here?
Or is this a sober person's game and I'm approaching it terribly wrong by playing it drunk?
From: SHINE GET 64 | #002 start at square and work your way clockwise around the buttons
I play on 360. I was playing simple mode and realized no matter what I pressed I would just wreck **** and/or do aerial combos. So I switched to normal and its still not very challenging. I'm not good, I think I'm just a good button masher. I only know about one combo per character.
Also, I want to be good at this game. I'm not asking for easy teams to wreck **** with. I'd like to be competitive with people that know how to play the game.
Well, I'd recommend playing around a bit in training mode to find the dudes you get the best feel for, or just picking the guys you like best, then hitting the challenge mode with them. Ten trials each, going through special moves and basic combos. It won't make you a pro in no time, but it's a great place to start.
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My problem with challenge mode is that it isn't very informative. I've started with Wolverine, did great. Then it said to combo Tornado Claw with Diving Kick. I can do Tornado Claw, but the move list doesn't even have Diving Kick. I hate looking **** up online to do stuff, so it let me down quite a bit.
You didn't check the button input combo? It's on the pause screen. Because Capcom didn't learn how easy it was for players from SF4, so they downgraded that like most Quality of Life features in the game.
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When I got into Street Fighter again two years ago after like a 15 year hiatus, I relearned the painful truth: if you wanna get good (say, competitive against people who consider fighters their favorite genre), you gotta put a LOT of time in. Practice practice practice. All there is to it.
Starting with a cheap and easy team would probably help. Speaking as someone who blows at MvC3, it seems like Wesker, Sentinel, and Hulk are cheese.
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Thanks broblazer. If I had to pick a team right now, it'd be Iron Man, Storm, and Dante. A very limited first reaction. I know I suck with Phoenix, Mokap (MODOK?), X-23, and Spidey. Thats about all I know at this point.
If you're going to use Iron Man as point switch him for Magneto. Iron Man is pretty much a poor man's Magneto with better assists (even Seth Killian said this.)
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Seth pretty much admitted he had to say some characters are better than they were, but this was after UMvC3 was announced so he's free to trash the low tiers as much as he wants now.
Iron Man is high execution as well since his best combos required flight cancels. Even at low execution Magento's air dash and flight cancels are still easier than most of Iron Man's stuff.
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The same way I tell people not to suck at Brawl: you have to learn the core mechanics and physics of the game. Once you have that, then you can expand into being as competitive as you want. But that will have you not sucking.
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