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Video: Hands on with Street Fighter 6's Simplified Control Scheme - Access-Ability
- Thread starter Jaded Alyx
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Personally im looking forward to the free wins and salty ass crybaby messages
the best thing about this online is its going to be easy as hell to tell who is using it letting me know Exactly what their character Cant do anymore
That said its a great feature for people just wanting to have some fun, i mean blazblue did it for like 8 years already but ya know sf is the only fighting game ever :P
the best thing about this online is its going to be easy as hell to tell who is using it letting me know Exactly what their character Cant do anymore
That said its a great feature for people just wanting to have some fun, i mean blazblue did it for like 8 years already but ya know sf is the only fighting game ever :P
Another FG thread where the motion control diehards assume that any dissent could only be coming from outsiders speaking out of ignorance.
"Just think of the mind games if everyone knew everyone else was limited like me!"
But they don't want DnF, they want to be part of the Street Fighter tribe and the prestige going with it !
Anyway, like I said before, all this motion debate is pointless as the most important thing is that the matchmaking puts people against folks or their level.
User banned (3 days): trolling over a series of posts
What was exactly toxic ?
Pretty much every thread in this nature could be summarized by those two replies.
Just ignore them and let them wallow in their scrubby attitude about stuff
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Yeah you are showing it now, attitude has nothing to do with your skill as a player
the phrase is a personalty mark not a skill level one
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I mean it's ok, but other factors have to be introduced that can leave room for error, it works for smash because of all the other variables that are not in other 2d fighters
People try to say well smash did it so sf can too
but sf doesnt have shit like insanely variable air movement, hp % based combos , tilts, sweet spots, platforms, edge guarding tied to the kill system of knocking out and so on
Most 2d fighters even the crazier vs series style ones, are very grid like in nature and more refinded with their movements and attack coverage
So the devs in 6 here are trying to find some middle ground, with the other limitations the mode has. Which is great I rather the mode be in for people that want it than not have it at all
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It should be noted that you can still access the missing special moves by doing the traditional inputs while in Modern Controls. For example, if you want to take a drink as Jamie, you can still do the down-down motion.
Yes, it does. In the context of video games, it just a synonym for a bad player.
Good to know I can insult people on this forum when discussing game design if I make myself sound smart enough.
Scrub is almost always used when discussing an attitude. Go look at the Scrubquotes twitter account. Its all people raging, making excuses, etc. It doesn't refer to skill level
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However, for someone like Chun, that would mean doing both a charge move (sbk) and QCB (Serenity Stream) - at which point you might as well just use Classic?
Nah.
Scrub is all about attitude.
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Congrats on turning a thread about a cool feature that the person in the video is excited about into a thread about motion controls.
At AT&T players managed to move and do special inputs just fine. Problem was that almost none of them had any proper strategy figured out so they were just trying to do any special input whenever.
True, but that's probably why we have a few down-down motions (like for Chun's DP kicks). Plus the other moves can serve as a nice gateway drug to Classic Controls for those who want to make that transition.
"Scrub" is a mindset, not a skill indicator, although people do like to interchange them.
Even top players can be labeled scrubs based on the things they say or do.
Those players also only had what, a week to practice? With most of those players never having touched the genre at all??? Of course they're going to think things are complicated.
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yes of course, "diehard" motion fans (lol).
ive been in enough of these threads to see that the vast majority of complaints about inputs come from people who have no interest in FGs and literally never will either even if they had the most simplified of controls. Not one of these person bought granblue. And not one will buy dnf duel either.
low tier god is pretty good at street fighter and most people
would still say he has a shitty, scrub like attitude. and they would be right
I'm not gonna watch a 7 minute video of a random streamer
The entire video is about how inaccessible fighting games are with motion inputs. Did you even bother to watch the video or just write a drive by comment?
Good for them? That's like saying accessibility doesn't matter because it isn't for me.
Thx.
This is the same as saying "it gets better after 100 hours".
The simplified control scheme is amazing and it's great that more people will get to enjoy SF6 with fewer barriers. But you absolutely cannot have this be the only option. Fighting games don't have motion inputs just for funsies. It's relevant to the balance of the games and I feel like so many people seem to just ignore that entirely.
I'm going through so many emotions :D.
I didn't expect any of this !
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well since it's clear you just don't give a shit and aren't willing to listen to anyone, then i simply do not have time for your bullshit in this thread
What? You were the one bringing those people up as an example of motion inputs being hard.
LTG is honestly the perfect example that a scrub can be at any skill level.
Dude is actually legit decent at SF but refuses to learn from the mistakes he makes and blames them on literally everything but his own unwillingness to reflect and adapt. 100% scrub shit.
If you can do everything equally as well but easier with the modern control scheme (and I don't think it's actually possible for that to be the case, but hypothetically), then people who are used to classic controls would just use modern controls to make that gap even larger.
Correct
Which is why its fine for simplified stuff to let people get their feet wet or just have casual fun with it, but it will never let you touch people that invest time in the game and in return leads to design issues and balance challenges if its the single universal option
Modern Control Type being a great accessibility option and motion inputs not being as difficult as people make them out to be are both true.
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I think a neat semi solution to this is to let people make player match rooms were you can make it simplified controls only
Yeah, was happy seeing her being exited about the new modern controllers. Hope it attracts a new crowd.
I'm struggling with combos, 3 out of 10 times I can do it in practice. Stupid Bison.
After looking into the specials mapped to Chun-Li for Modern Controls, I found an issue I thought I should ask to be rectified.
I don't think people using modern controls are playing in ranked or anything like that. I'm just thinking of a way to keep it fun & interesting for them. At the end of the day, it's all about having fun. And if being able to customize the controls makes it more fun for them, why not?
For example, for Ryu, Hadoken is just Special & Shoryuken is forward + Special. I don't think it would hurt anybody to allow someone to switch them around if that's what they prefer. And to take it deeper, swap in normals that aren't available to them in the regular modern control scheme.
From there, they can either stay in their pool of modern control players or graduate up to classic. Either way, the game can have a very healthy community with this. The hardcore stays competitive & the casuals just have fun. Win-win.
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People holding down back to block, or even just down to crouch, who then press special for kikoken without thinking will then accidentally get spinning bird kick.
Edit: Or even if they intend to do kikoken after crouch blocking, how will the game know if they want kikoken or SBK?