ITT: We post things casuals hate
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ITT: We post things casuals hate
>>333411414
Gonna be honest, I never liked the idea of limited save features. I don't care if a game doesn't have auto-save or that you can't save anywhere but having limited amount of saves destroyed me as someone who saved every time he passed a save point in a different save slot.
>gives you one near just about every typewriter anyway.
It was a decent idea handled incredibly poorly.
>>333413008
that's literally impossiple on a pad
>>333413295
It's great for linear survival games though.
>>333413478
it's not as hard when you see it as holding forward, into 2/3s a qcf
>>333413478
Except that it's not, it's not even harder on pad. It's even easier now since 95% of fighting games have shoryuken take priority over hadouken if you're one of those people who just goes spastic on the controller.
It's just that no one wants to take the 1 minute to learn it and the 15 minutes to make it muscle memory.
>>333413008
Im an extreme casual at street fighter, i can 100% confirm this. Hence why I play tekken
>>333413008
ppl have trouble with this? how? why?
>>333413969
you need to do the same motion if you want to a step-in uppercut with practically every character, you fuck
I truly hope you're false-flagging
>>333411414
Grid inventories?
