Some of them in 3 were more imitations than others like the long staff, however, the grieve edge was particularly unique since no base roster character (that I could tell) had fought using mostly kicks. Having some level of a unique fighting style, even if it isn't perfect, rather than just having to use the same weapon and moveset as the base roster. I think they can improve upon what they did in 3 rather than scrapping the concept entirely. Training Stage of History (New Players Welcome): Upcoming SCVI tournaments on smash.gg CaS Contest ThreadsĪll threads can be found here Other Links Hayate EIN guides (English/French) (incomplete) r/newchallenger a sub dedicated to helping new players in fighting games Hayate EIN's 5 Essential Things for a Good Start Beginner's Guide Learning Materialsīasic overview of the characters and their strategies Just because you don't like/disagree with something doesn't mean it should be reported/removed. Please read this thread before asking a question This is a gray-area and will be moderated based on our best judgment.ġ2.) Posts showcasing CaS characters (custom characters or edits) are limited to the weekly CaS megathreads or /r/SoulCaliburCreations for the time being. Discussing situations of harassment/stalking to inform the community is tolerated, as long as the details are kept to a minimum. This includes shit-posts and obvious baits.ġ1.) No witch-hunting. If you want to start a discussion, keep it civil and articulate. No asking for subs or viewers as well.ĩ.) No Loli/Pedophilia images or discussion.ġ0.) No wall-of-text/rants about why you hate a certain character/mechanic/feature. Keep winners' names out of title.Ĩ.) Self promotion is only allowed if you actually interact and engage in the community. Anything too NSFW belongs inĥ.) Please credit the artist if posting fan art.Ħ.) No posting amazon affiliate links or links to tweets with affiliate links.ħ.) No spoiling Tournaments.

I find that a lot of people who complain about balance with Soul Calibur are actually just random button mashers who suck at the game but for some reason they're really loud on the internet.3.) Mark NSFW posts as such. However Namco netcode is terrible, so I dunno how it'll pan out. With a (former?) top US Tekken player on the play testing team, I have a lot of faith in it. I stopped playing just because the local gathering moved from down the street to a city 30 miles away. SC4 started strong but Hilde became insanely broken. You get frame advantage after you were GIed by someone because of 22G, lol. I think SC2 is the worst because it has auto-mine and MBS.Īlthough really I think SC3 was considered the worst because 22G led to a lot of brokenness. SC4 changed the Ivy command throw inputs and I couldn't do them at all, and her gameplay along with X's and Cass's changed a lot so I had to stick with Astaroth and Sophitia who were almost the same. I was pretty good with Xianghua too and had enough combos and reactions with Cassandra and Sophitia to hold my own. I also got really good at buffering Ivy's command throws and being super aggressive with Astaroth. I actually liked SC3 the best because I tested the game and therefore got a lot of time to practice it, having no real prior Soulcalibur experience. Hopefully it goes beyond the Star Wars hate which I think everyone pretty much agrees was terrible. Why was SC4 considered the worst? I didn't really like it because of the poor online experience (significant lag in a game that's all about low/mid/high/sidestep mixups) but I'm curious to know what the reason is for most people.

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