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Shockeh posted:The concept is that you should be looking at the game itself as much as possible, rather than a bunch of meters. The aim is not so much transparency, as simplicity. I totally get the arguments against it, and think they have merit, but I quite like it just because its different; it's not like there's a shortage of games you can play if you want a tonne of data, so to see a game trying another approach is interesting to me. I wouldn't mind not seeing the opponent's meter if it wasn't for KA on block. Making a good read and suddenly getting jumped and crossed up afterwards is the most frustrating poo poo I've ever seen in a fighting game. I don't know if I'm in the minority here, but I never liked FADCs and KA is even worse. Does anybody even enjoy having that mechanic in the game (aside from extending combos, which is fun)? At the very least I'd merge the super and kinetic bars.
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I don't think one button specials are its issue, but it does get boring pretty fast. It's the HotS of fighting games, they simplified it so much that it feels bland.
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That's KA's fault though. One button specials by themselves wouldn't be so annoying without it.
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lamentable dustman posted:Not totally Yeah, I don't mean they are ok otherwise, it's just that KA makes them way worse.
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