/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5101440
We should settle that in a fight.
LEDY?

Best character AND best girl.

I never liked playing fighting games with a keyboard personally. I know guys who actually are pretty damn good using a kb, but I'd much rather have an arcade stick or a saturn pad.
As to how to get good, playing against the CPU is always seen as not useful due to the CPU reading inputs, and it's true, fighting the CPU can be very shitty and make you use tactics that you'd never use against a human player. However, it's useful to get to know all the characters in a game.
The key to learning fighting games is mostly trial and error, see what works best, in games that rely heavily in combo making, you need to figure out the correct flow of a combo, the game helps you by telling you how many consecutive hits you got, but usually you'll get 2, 3, 5 tops hits, then you have to start figuring out what's the next step in that combo.
Or you could, you know, scrub it up and watch youtube videos and copy them.
When you think you have somehow mastered a character, you can try against human players online.
Best way to enjoy fighting vidya is actually against friends, who aren't into competitive scene, but have played fighting games since childhood and know a trick or two.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5awdWz-VekE

What's your favorite Vampire?

What would be the best version to play overall?

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