Windstar
[13] Hero
I haven't seen it, which video?
Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate
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0VincentRayne0
Faith
in the latest vid with kokoro in the bikini fighting line up of videos a couple pages back. I think there's only one with Kokoro but she does towards the end i think.
edit. yeah. it's at the end of the last round.
Windstar
[13] Hero
Not a stance, but part of her strings where she's able to throw instead of finishing the combo string. She's got several of these. They're mainly there to be used if your opponent blocks your attacks, then, rather than finish off with the final hit, you use the throw variant to break the guard and throw them.
Off the top of my head they're... PPT*T, 1P*T, 9PPT*T, 2KT*T, 4PKT*T, 3PT.
If I remember correctly, a few of these actually kind of sucked in Dimensions because they didn't give you much advantage. Especially the ones that didn't knock down, but instead broke guards like 1P or 3P.
Reave
[13] Hero
Only a little over a week to go. GET HYPE!!!
0VincentRayne0
Faith
oh, i didn't play dimensions so it was new to me. it seems like Jahn Lee and Lei Fang got a brief stance as well.
Reave
[13] Hero
Any takers for Tag Partners on the 360?
Wait can you Tag online with an offline player?
Wait can you Tag online with an offline player?
taffertier
[10] Knight
A new video of Pai. Well, hasnt been posted yet. I gotta say i'm loving her fighting style, it looks like she'd make a good tag partner for Eliot. I think all the chinese martial artists have tag throws together as well. They better this time anyway, Eliot really got gimped in the tag partner department last game.
What i especially like is that you can see the dirt on her arm in the end, which accumulated from the fight. I really dig all the detail that Team Ninja put into the game. From the backgrounds and stages all the way to the character models.
TsunamiBye
[14] Master
Pai was cool. The stages are cool. The game excites me a bit more than TTT2. Kinda weird.
Still into Kokoro. <3
Still into Kokoro. <3
TheCursedImage
[12] Conqueror
TsunamiBye
[14] Master
BT_Johnny
[10] Knight
Can't wait to see some hardcore matches with Kokoro.
Speaking of her, I've been watching DOA tournament footage and I rarely see anyone playing with her (when I'm always seeing people playing with Hitomi, damn!).
What's wrong? Is the character suppose to be bad or something? lol
Speaking of her, I've been watching DOA tournament footage and I rarely see anyone playing with her (when I'm always seeing people playing with Hitomi, damn!).
What's wrong? Is the character suppose to be bad or something? lol
UnseenWombat
[14] Master
Wang and Xiaoyu would like a word with you. ;)
How do you do all those different taunts?
Can taunts be cancelled with a move in this game like they can in SC or TTT?
I've seen a lot of vids with Kayane using her. I think she's her main.
0VincentRayne0
Faith
she's not bad. she's just "new-ish". and a several of her combos can't be figured out through just pressing random buttons and directions. Hitomi is easier to pick up and has a much more offensive style than Kokoro, or most other characters for that matter. so that's probably why we've seen so much of Hitomi.
Kayane is maining Kokoro. though she just started using her so Kayane's Kokoro isn't even as good as mine yet :D finally got someone over her. though i expect her to improve quickly though.
UnseenWombat
[14] Master
Well that sucks. What good are taunts then, other than to... taunt your opponent (and then get punched in the face for it).
Sett
[14] Master
What's the learning curve of this game? Never played a DOA.
0VincentRayne0
Faith
it's an easy to learn, hard to master kind of game imo. but tons of fun.
Reave
[13] Hero
Not too steep IMO but I pick up things fast so I can't really tell you.
Rekano
:O
DOA is an easy game to get into.
Once you understand the whole Rock, Paper, Scissors system. You can pretty much grab a character(check in with the movelist first, of course.) and run with it. These games aren't really execution heavy so you can focus more on the match and your opponent. Which is where the tougher stuff comes into play. Mainly mind game stuff involving said "RPS" system. (critical bursts set ups, baiting holds, etc...)
Once you understand the whole Rock, Paper, Scissors system. You can pretty much grab a character(check in with the movelist first, of course.) and run with it. These games aren't really execution heavy so you can focus more on the match and your opponent. Which is where the tougher stuff comes into play. Mainly mind game stuff involving said "RPS" system. (critical bursts set ups, baiting holds, etc...)