Hi everyone. Oh no need for an apology Clemant, you did an absolutely outstanding job demonstrating the game, especially considering we've both had it less than a day. If Mary Beth is up to it later I will see if she will read the menu for me and I will write at least some of the basics down once you get into the submenus. From your description I was able to get into training mode and I even played a game or so and won a couple although I frankly admit I am not positive how at this point.
As to the game itself, well my basic strategy is to start out mainly using ryu and two other characters which I am still experimenting which ones, if I can get ryu going which I did a couple times I can actually do alright since I am pretty familiar with his fighting style from SSFIV but everyone else I am kind of trying to figure out as I go along. I am still not clear as to exactly how you switch between characters and when you should do so, I've hit l1 and r1 and sometimes that seems to do it but sometimes it doesn't, I'll have to experiment some more. Also I think it may be on dynamic sounds that's kind of what it sounds like so I'll have to check that out too. Thanks Clemant for clarifying what you meant about the single player thing, well I find myself definitely very much into fighting games these days and while yes a story mode would definitely be cool and I hope they do it I can live without it for now, the basic gameplay is more than challenging enough for a pretty decent fighting game player which I am, I am looking to get better but I'm definitely nowhere near the league of guys like Clemant and yohandy. I would say to folks that as Clemant says in his demo this is a very fast paced and potentially a very confusing game, people move around real fast and it's easy to lose track of where things are. I'd probably not make this your first mainstream title as you will find it very difficult and frustrating I think. Having said that, the menus are more accessible than most, the operation level either normal or simple speaks when you press it as do the characters. Most of the other stuff will require you to write it down and/or memorize it but this is no big deal. So far I am very happy I bought the game and I am positive it will keep me occupied for a long long while. Game on. Tom -----Original Message----- From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Clement Chou Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 3:34 PM To: Gamers Discussion list Subject: Re: [Audyssey] marvel vs. capcom 3 demo is here! Turns out I was wrong, they're fine... I just wasn't sure where I was going and options didn't turn out as simplistic as I thought they would be. The layout however itself is correct. lol. I think the video I got off youtube wasn't the most well-done walkthrough of the menus. But you get a basic gist, at least. The single-player experience is not big. You have an arcade mode, training and a mission mode which is basically like trials from super street fighter IV. However, there is no big story mode due to time constraints... though rumor is capcom might release that as downloadable content later on. So the only reason to get this game is if you really are into fighting games and like playing other people online, or if you have no problem playing through a typical arcade mode... I'll do a more indepth menu walkthrough when I'm able, I just wanted to introduce the game and talk about it a bit. And I appologize for the lack of commentary... it was hard to play the game for the first time and talk at the same time. lol. At 01:41 PM 16/02/2011, you wrote: >Hey Clemant and all. > >A very good first demo. As you said this game is very fast paced and >it is going to take me quite a while to figure out what is going on >where. Just a couple of questions for clarification. You said that >the menus and so forth that your friend helped you with were not >accurate, in what way were they not accurate and how were you able to >figure out what was different? Also, you mentioned at the end that you >would not recommend this game for a single player or for someone >wanting a really big single player experience. What did you mean by >this? > >I actually appreciated you explaining the bit about Phoenix. I in fact >have only a rudimentary knowledge of the Marvel commic characters and I >am sure there are others in the same boat. > >Lastly, it might be helpful for some of us for you to do a demo where >you go over what you know of the menus and options in more detail. >This would obviously not be for everyone it would only be of interest >to those of us who either already have the game or are planning to get >it but it would be valuable nonetheless I think. Anyhow like I said an >excellent first demo of this brand new title, thanks for putting it up. > >Tom > >-----Original Message----- >From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] >On Behalf Of Clement Chou >Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 11:02 PM >To: Gamers Discussion list >Subject: [Audyssey] marvel vs. capcom 3 demo is here! > > >http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3394499/marvel%20vs.%20capcom%203%20demo.mp3 > >Not the best, I admit... but I feel this gives enough of a simple start >to how I get the information from game audio that I do get. Just >showing how I go into training mode and fiddle with the game until I >get used to it and it feels comfortable in my hands... and get used to >all the sounds. Hope this is helpful... and let's get a discussion >going! > > >--- >Gamers mailing list __ Gamers@audyssey.org >If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to >gamers-unsubscr...@audyssey.org. 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