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Heihachi is DEAD!?

Kazuya is shit, SHIT!

Jin better kill the fucker ASAP!

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3x3 thread.

Post and rate.

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Be honest, did you used a guide?

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is this supposed to be impressive? its not

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Come and share some vanilla stories. Comfiness, noobishenss, autism, wonder, revenge - we like them all

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>new ps4 for only 200 eurofag coins
Is it time to join the master race?

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Which mode is the best?

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What's your excuse for not playing the most complex and innovative game of the decade right fucking now /v/?

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Who is canonically the largest vidya character in terms of size?

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Previous Thread:
>>378881165

>Post character name/franchises and references and keep them in a single post
>Keep it vidya
>The character(s) must be of vidya origin
>Post an art sample with your "taking requests" requests
>No bumping your requests
>If a post breaks the rules, DO report and hide it. DON'T respond to it.
>No OC requests. You can, however, request the creation of vidya characters.
>Everyone posting "LOOMIS" without explanations and proper criticism is just spam, which should be ignored and reported.
>Please bump if the thread reaches page 10
>Have fun

Post your art to the booru for anons to find later in case they miss a delivery or if it is NSFW:
http://vidyart.booru.org/

Also, to those uploading, if you know who the subjects of the picture are, please tag them!
NSFW Deliveries should also be posted in
>>>/i/499273

Want to learn how to draw or improve your drawing skills? Visit the /ic/ sticky
>>>/ic/1579290

Drawing Books:
https://mega.co.nz/#F!2RARFaLA!VTiQb6eRXfV4V6mYQ6FJTA

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The fact that this game will never get a sequel is a crime

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How long did Aqua stay in the dark world?
Are there showers there? She must smell pretty bad.

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What the fuck!? Wasn't the title of the first Fallout game 'Fallout A Post-apocalyptic Role Playing Game'

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Hey guys, I have been playing Smash bros for a long time and I finally decided to try SFV and MKX because they were on sale for $20.

I gotta say I don't see why these are considered to be "hardcore", or heavily skill based. It seems to be much more about memorizing button strings, almost like you're just taking turns waiting for the other player to finish combos.

The main reason I never got into fighting games on a serious level is because it seems like the higher the level you play at, ironically, the less interesting it gets to watch, because once a combo has started there's no longer anything to do, you just have to sit there and wait until the combo is over and half your health is gone or whatever. In this sense it's like you just have a few "lives", each life being lost when you fail to stop your opponent's combo from starting.

This seems extremely boring to me. I like fighting games that have a mechanic where you can break combos during them for a price, like Blazblue. But I mean most fighting games aren't displays of skill, it's just plain spectacle.

Whereas in a game like smash you have very subtle mechanics like DI and smash DI, which allows you to subtly influence the movement of your character during "combos", which are really more like pseudo combos, which I strongly prefer since the game becomes much more about skill and prediction.

Traditional 2D fighting games feel more like sandbox games where you are in either 1 of 2 camps:

>Less skilled. You just kinda throw out special moves and attacks without follow ups, or do short combos
>High skilled. You have memorized button strings that you throw out once the situation arises in which your opponent is incapable of defending themselves after a hit.

There's really no middle ground, it kinda boils down to whether you know combo strings or not, and the game heavily revolves around that, whereas Smash is very much the opposite, a very free and open environment in which to practice many different tactics

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>ONLY boss in the game with extremely fast recovery from attacks
>autistically flails his swords so you can't predict anything
>attacks have 280 degree arcs
>fight turns into waiting for stamina or DIE because attack windows are very snall

You literally cannot defend this.