Why Didn't Soul Calibur Last In The Fighting Game Scene?
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I like making Ill black female characters in fighting games. I had this choclate big booty mitsurugi and talim buold chick with the illest outfits ever created. in the following sc the asses were flat so I'm glad it flopped.
SumBlackguyz
Cacs Gonna Cac
Li Long was the GOAT
Plus the soundtrack was GOAT as well
Plus the soundtrack was GOAT as well
Dragonfly Jones
Siiiiiiiilence Punk!!
Vader, Star Killer and Yoda was dope in Soul Calibur IV tho
The Devil's Advocate
Call me Dad
then you've never seen anyone good
i thought i was good... best out of anyone i ever played... never once got beat at a game to 5... never... once...
then i played this nerdy ass kid... i remember like yesterday...
tearing up nikkas on the dreamcast... just running through them... he walks in... picks kilik to fukk with me and sueng mina...........
this nikka man
i didn't what that recharge shyt was.... nikka was doing that shyt mid combo... hitting me with 15 hit combo's, recharge/supercharge, and continue the combo without missing a beat...
he whooped me 5 straight times... i couldn't even win a round against this nikka.. never... not once...
that game is more complicated than people think... it's just damn near impossible to master so most people never try.. you end up finding out, most the dudes you think are good... ain't shyt either
Lying ass nikka
They have good customization options.
They even had Link in their game.
I Loved Soul Calibur 1 for the DC and Soul Calibur 2 for the GC and PS2. Ironic how the franchise became
when it lost its characters that made it popular in the first place.
The first one on Dreamcast is still a classic.
I'm still trying to figure out how Dead or Alive is still around.
Supercoolmayo
Superstar
The first one on Dreamcast is still a classic.
I'm still trying to figure out how Dead or Alive is still around.
You know exactly why its still around
I used to love part one. I put some hours in on that and pretty much mastered each character.
I don't know how to explain it, but what began to ruin it for me was when they "loosened" up the side step system. Side stepping was a skill and you had to have quick timing. Like in part one if someone attacked vertically you'd double tap up and dodge the attack whereas in 2 and beyond it was a kinda just walk in a circle thing. That made if difficult to side step because your opponent would automatically adjust to your position And you'd get hit anyway.
Anyway they need to remake it with the OG mechanics
I don't know how to explain it, but what began to ruin it for me was when they "loosened" up the side step system. Side stepping was a skill and you had to have quick timing. Like in part one if someone attacked vertically you'd double tap up and dodge the attack whereas in 2 and beyond it was a kinda just walk in a circle thing. That made if difficult to side step because your opponent would automatically adjust to your position And you'd get hit anyway.
Anyway they need to remake it with the OG mechanics
basically part 2 and beyond became a button masher dream....but I don't care what buttons a nikka mash, on part one, he was passing the controller
Clark Wayne
Superstar
2 was the best, why you think that one got an HD remaster. shyt fell off after that.
Prince Akeem
Its not that deep breh....
The first one on Dreamcast is still a classic.
I'm still trying to figure out how Dead or Alive is still around.
DOA is a fun fighting game regardless of the fan service.