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Quote from: marchefelix on March 14, 2012, 07:43:40 PMI really don't see where EX moves would turn people off (unless they're retards who believe Capcom invented them).What was the first game to use EX attacks? I always thought it was one of the old SF games, but I could be wrong.
I really don't see where EX moves would turn people off (unless they're retards who believe Capcom invented them).
Well my take on EXs is that it gives SNKP a way to give characters more move options without having to actually go as far as designing all the moves of older games. That's why I have no problem with them.
i dunno i never really could get into the whole tag system in KoF 11 just felt kinda odd and i dont really like games that kinda force me to pick a team based on mechanics rather than fun (kinda like marvel)
Quote from: Xxenace on March 15, 2012, 12:13:11 AMi dunno i never really could get into the whole tag system in KoF 11 just felt kinda odd and i dont really like games that kinda force me to pick a team based on mechanics rather than fun (kinda like marvel)That's why they kept the old mode for newbs like you. Honestly, it isn't as bad as Marvel, it relied more on placing your characters strategically for your combo set-ups, it doesn't get out of hand like the assist/DHC/THC systems and I liked how fun tag combos worked because it was like TTT1 meets 2D fighters with a 3 man squad.
I need some helps guys, I've been looking for NESTS Kyo's Type B theme all over the place but I can't find it. I just keep finding his Type A theme and a bunch of Esaka/Goodbye Esaka tracks that aren't the exact one I'm looking for.Anyone got a link?
Quote from: HectorGarfria on March 15, 2012, 01:51:34 AMI need some helps guys, I've been looking for NESTS Kyo's Type B theme all over the place but I can't find it. I just keep finding his Type A theme and a bunch of Esaka/Goodbye Esaka tracks that aren't the exact one I'm looking for.Anyone got a link?If you mean looking for the EX Kyo Type-B theme online somewhere, it's just the snip