Dream Cancel Forum
Sakazaki Dojo => Training Room => Topic started by: toashinrock on November 24, 2015, 09:47:05 AM
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I just recently bought a stick and was wondering what would be the best button layout for this game. I noticed in other games it's better to position the buttons accordingly;E.G. Guilty Gear Accent Core +R. However, I was wondering how you guys have your buttons set. Just curious because as of right now I play on the default setting, but I do know that I prefer a layout similar to Six button style of SF. However, this isn't SF and is another beast in itself known as KOF. All opinions are and will be valued as I test them all. :)
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I use a six button layout. The default layout, plus macros for the EX moves.
A B (LP+HP)
C D (LK+HK)
Things can always change. I'd actually like to learn the SNK layout at some point. It would make the BC cancel easier IMO.
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I used the same layout as BodyOrgan at first, but switched to:
B C D
A
Having a finger for each button made things easier on me after I got used to it. I should probably use macros with how often I get regular DM instead of EX DM, but ehhhhh.
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I used the same layout as BodyOrgan at first, but switched to:
B C D
A
Having a finger for each button made things easier on me after I got used to it. I should probably use macros with how often I get regular DM instead of EX DM, but ehhhhh.
Isn't that the standard SNK Arcade cabinet layout for buttons. If I'm not mistaken because I seen a arcade cabinet that had this layout as well.
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I used the same layout as BodyOrgan at first, but switched to:
B C D
A
Having a finger for each button made things easier on me after I got used to it. I should probably use macros with how often I get regular DM instead of EX DM, but ehhhhh.
Isn't that the standard SNK Arcade cabinet layout for buttons. If I'm not mistaken because I seen a arcade cabinet that had this layout as well.
Yes. It follows the original neogeo layout.
I play on default 4 button layout.
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I know I stated in another thread my skill level is so low I need basic training, but still, I'd like to share my personal experience with button layouts on a stick...
I've come to a conclusion that
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;b ;c ;d
;a
is the layout I'm most comfortable with in NeoGeo and UM KOFs
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;a ;c (;e)
;b ;d
is what I'm most comfortable with in all post-NeoGeo KOFs, because they require you to press ;a ;c and ;b ;d frequently - ;a ;c only in XII-, something I do more consistently with consecutive fingers than with alternate fingers. I hit ;a ;b and ;c ;d with my whole index and my whole middle respectively, I got inspired by a Street Fighter tutorial I saw some days ago.
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In a nutshell, I feel at ease with whatever layout SNKP suggests in the system page in the official arcade version site for each game. It's like SNKP changed the default arcade layout post-NeoGeo according to the need to press those button couples.
A borderline exception is Neowave: it's my least played KOF because I only got curious about it just before my PS2 started having disc tray issues, so I still don't have a layout of choice, but taking a look the system page I found out there's no system involving ;a ;c and ;b ;d, so I think any button layout should be fine.
I know you can configure macros, but I'm training to do without them in case I ever find myself in a situation where I can't use them, such as playing on an actual cabinet or attending offline tournaments (there are players out there who mock you as a cheater if you use a stick and configure button macros, just because they aren't available on the original arcade machine).
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;a ;c ;a+ ;c ;a+ ;b
;b ;d ;b+ ;d ;c+ ;d
"Standard" layout with ex buttons added because double button inputs are unreliable in this game and my sticks buttons add to the problem further. I expanded on this by adding roll and blowback buttons because i got tired of not being able to guard cancel reliably.
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;a ;c ;a+ ;c ;a+ ;b
;b ;d ;b+ ;d ;c+ ;d
"Standard" layout with ex buttons added because double button inputs are unreliable in this game and my sticks buttons add to the problem further. I expanded on this by adding roll and blowback buttons because i got tired of not being able to guard cancel reliably.
I may add the AB, and CD macros as well, because I've been getting unreliable GC's too.