It is somewhat like Capcom fighting games(you got your quarter circle forward/backward, charge moves etc) but if you don't have any move lists next to you, those robust moves don't mean a thing.
Characters have surprisingly robust move list. I knew this because I saw IGN's review but I thought "how bad can it be." Dude. it's not really an "infinite combo" if you can escape I guess but if you have no idea how or when to get out, you're pretty getting hit by all the 32 hits. If she has a chance, she will start comboing nonstop and it is really hard to get out of them mostly because a) you're not familiar with the combo(some of them are 5, 8 or 18 or even 32 combos if you do the ultra moves) and b) the nature of the game pretty much allows infinite combo with some leeways to escape.
So I got out of the game and picked the easiest difficulty "Sleepwalk." Same character, Parasoul. Maybe I'll do better next time." 18 combo hit, knocked out immediately. I thought "Okay, I'm not used to with the controls yet. She seems like an interesting character so why not. Me being a normal person, I started the single player first and picked Parasoul. Ridiculous difficulty can be translated into many things and could be caused by multiple things so I honestly don't know where to start. With that said, I have to say, SkullGirls is not an easy game. I love Street Fighter IV and I thoroughly enjoy SF X TK. I get about 50/50 win/lose ratio when I play online and when I lose, I understand why I lost that fight.
I'm not the best fighting game player in the world or anything like that. so many things about this game made me think "It could have been better." Misstep 1) Ridiculous Difficulty I'm no game reviewer nor fighting game guru but man. I finally bought it today, finished a single player with one character, had about 4 multiplayer fights. I have been looking forward to play this game.
0 kommentar(er)
