What we have here is something completely different: this person saw to creating voice mods for Under Night In-Birth characters using Team Fortress 2 voices. The below sees Hyde parroting TF2’s Scout.
He also gives the same treatment to Waldstein, giving him audio files from TF2’s Heavy, which doesn’t seem quite as far along as the previous mod, but goes equally well with the character:
A replacement for the injured Jordan Rinaldi, the MMA Lab prospect remained unbeaten with a unanimous decision over New Hampshire-based Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Devin Powell at UFC Fight Night “Rodriguez vs. Penn” on Sunday at the Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix. Klose (7-0-1, 1-0 UFC) swept the scorecards with 30-27 nods from all three judges.
After beginning his new series by looking at the changes made to Ryu, VesperArcade continues his character-by-character exploration of the alterations made to the original 22 cast members of Street Fighter V, by turning his attention to one of his personal favorite DLC characters (and one of mine!) the Korean Spider of S.I.N., Juri Han!
Following her release in July, she was not well-received by the community, due to the fact she seemed lacking in tools compared to the majority of the roster. Along with her significant gameplay overhaul, many considered her one of the weakest characters in the game. Vesper even put her at the very bottom of his personal Season One tier list, at C-.
However, Capcom seems to have heard the outcries from her fans, and rewarded the “Purple Smoke Of Deception” with a myriad of buffs, in an attempt to raise her stock in the title’s sophomoric Season. Her Tensenrin DP has been remapped to punches instead of kicks, preventing input overlap with her Fuharenkyakus. She has more Ryodansatsu combos, and complete projectile invincibility on the EX version, improving her damage output. Her V-Skill’s strongly improved, allowing her to reach Level 2 of Kasastsushu quicker. Vesper gave initial thoughts on the changes:
Overall, I think it’s pretty easy to say that she’s been buffed, for sure. Her combo potential is way higher now; they really buffed her V-Skill, her throws, but I think what was holding Juri back a lot in Season One was basically her play style. She’s a character that can’t do her full combos until she gets these stocks, so you have to leave yourself open, and you might lose neutral pressure or push yourself into the corner. Since they didn’t really change that, I think that stops her from being “greatly buffed.” Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying that she could’ve got buffed harder, but I just don’t think that she’s on insane levels.
You can see the full video where he goes over the patch notes in detail below.
As with Ryu, Vesper also posted a second video of him taking Juri into the lab to provide a visual demonstration of all her notable buffs and new combo routes.
Vesper will continue making these videos for the 20 remaining Season One cast members, so stay tuned to his Channel!
Leo can be problematic to face in Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-. His options are unlike other characters in the game, and thus leaves players perplexed when facing him. Whereas some people would immediately call for nerfs, it’s rather time to hit the lab and learn the matchup.
Fortunately, several of Japan’s best players–Ruu, Tomo, and Takehara–have released a four-part guide on how to face and defeat Leo. The first two parts were already available in English, with translations by BloodWolF and Lord Knight respectively. Recently, part three was released in English, again translated by BloodWolF.
Recently, we posted up a beginner’s tutorial for Hakumen in BlazBlue Central Fiction. While it’s great to have your basics down, you need more meat to supplement your abilities in the game.
In this second video of the same series, Hakumen is explored in more detail. This video will go over where Hakumen can counter and punish within the system of the game, and even gives a lot of options for how to fully punish your foes.
