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TropicanaClock

Quote from: MightyBooshClock;1953196That looks like it would feel awful.

its surprisingly comfortable, and the buttons have nice action.
The analog seems kinda weird though I hope I can hadoken and dragon punk without problems

buttplug

keyboard is fine it's like a less ergonomic hitbox, and a lot of people believe hitboxes to be the superior input method


For the movement use "qwd Space" with ring on Q, middle on W, index on D, and thumb on space

also be aware that arcade mode teaches you nothing because the AI is programmed to cheat in order to take quarters at the arcades. Play it a little to get familiar and then all you really need is practice mode and online

I dunno how much experience you guys have but 4 months ago I couldn't even do a special attack

SoBe Clock

Quote from: MightyBooshClock;1953175If you plan on using a charge character, fightsticks are way better.

Subjective, I'm having way better results with everything on pad. Charge characters included.

Pad vs stick vs hitbox vs keyboard is all personal preference. Whatever you're most comfortable with is what's best. Even if a stick has a technically higher skill cap than a pad it really doesn't amount to anything when you suck with a stick.

And now that I have these nice madcatz fightpads with 8 buttons and no squishy triggers, I really don't feel that I'm at any disadvantage to stick players.

buttplug

I'd say play on a controller and if you like the game still, get a brawlstick which often goes on sale down to 20 or 30 dollars, and once you're sure you want to use stick and not a controller/pad, upgrade the stick.

If you have an Xbox controller for PC gaming like I did it should be good to gauge your interest.

SoBe Clock

There are some very high level players that use a plain old 360 controller rather than a stick, though stick is definitely more common at tournaments. Skill matters way more than control style in the end.

buttplug

Quote from: SoBe Clock;1953203There are some very high level players that use a plain old 360 controller rather than a stick, though stick is definitely more common at tournaments. Skill matters way more than control style in the end.

I only recommend they try it out to see, I know my arcade stick really improved my enjoyment. I'd only say get one if you know you will continue to play fighters a lot.

VuBawlsClock

What am I getting myself into
Fuck Steven Universe

Carefoot

Quote from: Buttplug;1953200keyboard is fine it's like a less ergonomic hitbox, and a lot of people believe hitboxes to be the superior input method


For the movement use "qwd Space" with ring on Q, middle on W, index on D, and thumb on space

also be aware that arcade mode teaches you nothing because the AI is programmed to cheat in order to take quarters at the arcades. Play it a little to get familiar and then all you really need is practice mode and online

I dunno how much experience you guys have but 4 months ago I couldn't even do a special attack

Thats what I use.

Price is back to 90 for 4 copies

comes to 22.50$

I bought my copy of SFXT on eBay for less but it doesn't have steam its the Windowze serial version which sucks because it doesn't save the serial. (ie. if someone finds my copy they can cockblock me off the internet like old Blizzard games).

In other news.

My hitbox iz custom nobody has it #swag