STREET FIGHTER

hongcouver604 · Jul 12, 2016

Best Street Fighters in order for me are:

SSF4 generic version
Super Turbo
Alpha 2
Third Strike

stay lurkin · Jul 12, 2016

so is there supposed to be a season pass #2?

lamekilla · Jul 12, 2016

Yeah Super 4 was amazing when it dropped. Seeing T. Hawk and Dee Jay with 3D models was just a treat.

For me it goes:

SFV
Alpha 3
2 Super Turbo
Super 4
3 Third Strike

stay lurkin · Jul 12, 2016

And what is the best fight stick?

I think imma get myself one for my bday :lol

stay lurkin · Jul 12, 2016

Like, is it that much of a difference.

D Double · Jul 13, 2016

Stay Lurkin said:
Thanks man.

And what was the best Street Fighter?

My top 3 are

SFV
SFIV
Alpha 3

Stay Lurkin said:
And what is the best fight stick?

I think imma get myself one for my bday

Mad Catz TE2+ probably

Hori Pro V if you're on a budget

stay lurkin · Jul 13, 2016

Does it make that much of a difference? And how long did it take to get used to?

ricosuave89 · Jul 13, 2016

hongcouver604 said:
Best Street Fighters in order for me are:

SSF4 generic version
Super Turbo
Alpha 2
Third Strike

Alpha 2 is the goods. Mine is probably...

ST

A2

SF4

3S

osek206 · Jul 13, 2016

Stay Lurkin said:
Does it make that much of a difference? And how long did it take to get used to?

Very long honestly, IMO growing up in the arcades making the switch to japanese ball top from mas sticks took
getting use to. And that's coming from somebody who actually played on the arcade stick from day one playing
fighters.

If you look at somebody like wolfkrone (pro player) he tried to make the switch to be able to play overseas in
arcades, but I'm pretty sure he is still on pad. Actually some of the best players in the US are on pad so it
really shouldn't make a difference.

I going to focus on this game way more after Evo, if Oro is announced for season 2 it will be a problem.

stay lurkin · Jul 13, 2016

I use the d-pad and the analog. For some reason I can't dash with the analog.

stay lurkin · Jul 13, 2016

I watched this 3 part tutorial on the basics and took notes.

And went and did work yesterday :eek

D Double · Jul 13, 2016

This helped me when I first got my stick. Turned it from a paper weight into a useful tool.
Can't really go back to pad now.

osek206 · Jul 13, 2016

It's most likely a weak side for you to dash in the direction possibly. I remember learning the dragon punch motion
I had a difficult time learning the motion on the right side. Till this day the right side is a slight weakness for me using
directional characters like Ken,Ryu, dragon punch characters.

When playing at friends houses casually that have pads, dashing is a issue also a issue for me. It's practice though
and getting familiar with the motion over and over again. Could be an issue with the D-pad also, or some sensor
inside the pad.

stay lurkin · Jul 13, 2016

I def am a little more weak on the right side but the dash issue with the analog is simply a muscle memory problem. Or lack of.

I just can't do it quick enough with my hand and usually jump on accident.

lamekilla · Jul 13, 2016

Lol I grew up being player 2. Right side is actually my dominant side but I made it a habit in my younger tourney days to do drills on both sides

stay lurkin · Jul 13, 2016

Analog doesn't have feedback so it is easy to get lost in the sauce.

jae oh en · Jul 13, 2016

The black and gold shadaloo TE-S is the one. The original TE's were perfect as far as weight, durability, portability, and design. Basically baby vewlix panels. The TE2s feel plasticky and hollow and the design is meh. The hori RAP4 feels the same. Not a fan of either of those. I'd pick that TE-S up if I didn't have a stick already.