Month: June 2017

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– Pathfinder: Kingmaker – A Chat with Chris Avellone & Alexander Mishulin

Tabletop iconoclasts had reason to rejoice this month when Owlcat Games announced they were making a single-player PC version of fantasy role-playing game, Pathfinder. Called Pathfinder: Kingmaker, the game promises the kind of rich role-playing experience tabletop gamers have come to expect. We met with Narrative Designer Chris Avellone (of Planescape: Torment and Fallout 2) and Creative Director, Alexander Mishulin, and they were happy to explain.

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Remember Trish’s Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Round Trip infinite concept? Here’s some practical setups for it

Some time back, we reported on a infinite combo concept for Trish in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. It was based on the fact that her Round Trip, a multi-hitting sword projectile, ignored the game’s hitstun scaling. Now, just a little over a week after it was revealed, we now have practical setups for it.

Finisherofwar (he developed the concept) has now shared a video showing a setup for Trish to hit the infinite. The setup itself requires Dr. Doom’s Hidden Missile assist. This helps put the opponent at the perfect height for Trish to keep circling around them, as her Round Trip sword continues to hit them over and over. The only limit is the players own execution, and how long they can keep Trish dashing around without avoiding the Round Trip sword’s attempts to return to her.

Source: Finisherofwar

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Cross Counter TV’s Dr. Fatbody analyzes the weaknesses of five commonly-abused Street Fighter V tools

Cross Counter TV’s Dr. Fatbody has put together an excellent tech video analyzing some of the more common–and most frustrating–moves you may run into in Street Fighter V.

If you’re having trouble with Urien’s EX Headbutt, Birdie’s Bull Revenger, Dhalsim’s Yoga Teleport, Vega’s V-Reversal, or Zangief’s Cyclone Lariat, then this video will succinctly show you how vanquish these blind spots in your game.

Cross Counter TV regularly explores tech like this for Street Fighter V and other games, so be sure to check out their channel–if you haven’t already!

Source: Cross Counter TV