Guilty Gear: Accent Core for Wii, This is awe-shit. Options

[Raijinili]

Just payed $25 bucks on this used.

Hot chicks, wierd weapons, cool music, goodish graphics... what's not to like?
THE ACTUAL GAMEPLAY. IT BLOWS ASS. BOTH WITH WII-MOTE AND GAMECUBE CONTROLLER.

Okay, I'm new. I'll put the difficulty on beginner. On the last stage of Arcade Mode, I fight I-No and that whore is FRIGGIN' HARD! WTH?

This game needs a major overhaul.

Comments?

[Raijinili]

Aren't last stages SUPPOSED to be hard...?

[Raijinili]

Not THAT hard.

I took me about 15 times to kill her.
She was cheap. Kept using her nearly instant-kill special over and over and it was hard to avoid.

[Raijinili]

I think you just suck. GG, based on what I've played (Which is XXReload on the PC) has really fun gameplay, so yes, I think you just suck.

[Raijinili]

Play it with an arcade stick or a controller with a proper d-pad.

Also I've also been meaning to get a GG game but I am unsure which. It needs to be playable online but the only version fulfilling that requirement was the old Xbox one?

[Raijinili]

You can get XXReload on the PC, PPA.

[Raijinili]

Hahaha, fighting game single player.


GG isn't designed for the Wiiremote or Gamecube controller, you either arcade stick or PS2 pad it, pretty much any other controller blows ass for fighting games.

And the gameplay is absoloutely brilliant. It has plenty of depth, lots of varied mechanics, and characters appealing to multiple playstyles, along with some of the best balanced rosters around. You either aren't a fighting game fan in the first place (so why in god's name did you get one...?) or you are just plain bad at it, which isn't the game's fault at all.



GG single player is designed to be bullshit because it's meant for people to practice zoning on, and to actually be a worthwhile experience for having the records in Arcades. Nobody really gives a crap about it on most fighting games in the arcades because the CPU for most of them are just horrid.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm2PeMEQic0

GG HOW IT WAS MEANT TO BE PLAYED


And if you think I-No on Beginner is hard, check out Gold Order Sol at level 999

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_KJkBKdt8g

This is the best Eddie player in the world btw.

This post has been edited by Irysa: Dec 3 2008, 08:58 AM

[Raijinili]

PS2 pad it, pretty much any other controller blows ass for fighting games.

Are you claiming the DualShit's d-pad is NOT the worst fucking d-pad (together with the 360 one) for fighting and shooting games ever?

You can get XXReload on the PC, PPA.

Sorry, but I can't hear you over how consolefag I am! (If possible.)

This post has been edited by P.P.A.: Dec 3 2008, 10:26 PM

[Raijinili]

Sorry, but I can't hear you over how consolefag I am! (If possible.)

Sorry, but I can't hear you over how buyfag you are!

[Raijinili]

I can't hear any of you over how stupidfag all of you are.

[Raijinili]

Are you claiming the DualShit's d-pad is NOT the worst fucking d-pad (together with the 360 one) for fighting and shooting games ever?

Gamecube and Wii ones are hella worse.

So would be the N64 one.

...and the megadrive one.

Etc.


Call it shit, but it's actually very reliable and accurate compared to most other controllers, it's cheap (unlike expensive satpads) and it WORKS. You get calluses but who cares.

[Raijinili]

Hahaha, fighting game single player.


GG isn't designed for the Wiiremote or Gamecube controller, you either arcade stick or PS2 pad it, pretty much any other controller blows ass for fighting games.

And the gameplay is absoloutely brilliant. It has plenty of depth, lots of varied mechanics, and characters appealing to multiple playstyles, along with some of the best balanced rosters around. You either aren't a fighting game fan in the first place (so why in god's name did you get one...?) or you are just plain bad at it, which isn't the game's fault at all.



GG single player is designed to be bullshit because it's meant for people to practice zoning on, and to actually be a worthwhile experience for having the records in Arcades. Nobody really gives a crap about it on most fighting games in the arcades because the CPU for most of them are just horrid.

Yeah, it's the controller. I love fighting games, but I might just suck at this GG because the controllers suck. Saying "gameplay" was a bad choice of words, I meant controls.

Yes, the game has an impressive amount of depth and is fun to play regardless of losses. I prefer Street Fighter, though. (Then again, I've been playing that WAY longer...)

[Raijinili]

Playstation's D-Pad is one of the worst design decisions ever, right below the PSP1's control stick.

[Raijinili]

It WORKS. That's all I care about. It doesn't break easily, and it doesn't have gay things you need to adjust too or rolly parts.

Yes, it hurts for a bit, then it's fine.

This post has been edited by Irysa: Dec 25 2008, 04:14 AM

[Raijinili]

People complaining about difficulty is the problem of this console generation. There are 2 things that make a game hard, sheer difficulty, and tedious tasks that slowly wear you down. In most cases sheer difficulty is fine IMO but tedious tasks is when you can start knocking a game for difficulty, in rare cases.

Crying about controls...you just need to get over yourself...or buy a more effective controller.

Personally, I just got over myself.

This post has been edited by LukewarmHoliday: Jan 4 2009, 04:30 AM