Chart Shows Exact HP Values for the Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- Cast

While every character in Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- has the same value of hit points — 420 — calculating exact damage and overall health is much more complicated than that. The RISC gauge scales attacks after blocking, everyone has an individual defense modifier, and there’s also the Guts mechanic, which decreases damage further the closer a player is to defeat.

Reddit user dhamster brought those values under a scope to statistically calculate just how much effective hit points each character has. The first chart, made on Dustloop, has the Guts and defense modifier values for characters (0 being the worst, 5 the best):

Guts Rating Character <50% Life <40% Life <30% Life <20% Life <10% Life
0 Bedman, Elphelt, Faust, Zato 90% 76% 60% 50% 40%
1 Axl, I-No, Ramlethal, Sin, Slayer, Sol, Venom, Dizzy 87% 72% 58% 48% 40%
2 Ky, Haehyun, Jack-O’ 84% 68% 56% 46% 38%
3 Johnny, Leo, May, Millia, Potemkin, Jam 81% 66% 54% 44% 38%
4 Chipp 78% 64% 50% 42% 38%
5 Raven 75% 60% 48% 40% 36%

With a few assumptions, dhamster made a formula that incorporates Guts to see an estimation of what a character’s actual health comes out to:

HP Defense Modifier Effective HP – No Guts Guts Rating EHP – With Guts EHP (% of median)
Chipp 420 1.3 323 4 480 84%
Millia 420 1.21 347 3 504 88%
Zato 420 1.09 385 0 524 91%
Axl 420 1.06 396 1 549 95%
I-No 420 1.06 396 1 549 95%
Ramlethal 420 1.06 396 1 549 95%
Dizzy 420 1.06 396 1 549 95%
Sin 420 1.04 404 1 559 97%
Venom 420 1.03 408 1 565 98%
Elphelt 420 1 420 0 571 99%
Faust 420 1 420 0 571 99%
May 420 1.06 396 3 575 100%
Jam 420 1.06 396 3 575 100%
Ky 420 1.03 408 2 581 101%
Jack-O’ 420 1.03 408 2 581 101%
Sol 420 1 420 1 582 101%
Raven 420 1.1 382 5 587 102%
Slayer 420 0.96 438 1 606 105%
Johnny 420 1 420 3 609 106%
Leo 420 1 420 3 609 106%
Bedman 420 0.93 452 0 614 107%
Haehyun 420 0.96 438 2 624 108%
Potemkin 420 0.93 452 3 655 114%
MEAN 572.3
MEDIAN 574.8
STD DEV 38.2

“Most characters have effective HP that falls within a few percentage points of the median, but some characters are notably more or less resilient than the rest, by up to 15%,” dhamster points out in his post. “That’s not much different than the scale of hit points in Street Fighter IV, where Akuma had 850 HP and Zangief had 1100-1200 HP (depending on the version). Raven’s high Guts rating more or less balances his bad defense rating (1.1), but for the most part, the defense rating seems to be a bigger factor overall. Millia and Chipp have good Guts ratings, but their abysmal defense ratings send them to the bottom of the charts.”

Aside from these detailed numbers, it’s important to keep in mind that Guts doesn’t work on poison and chip damage, and that damage cannot be reduced below one. This was covered in the last Guilty Gear Crash Course.

Source: r/guiltygear

Kuma and Panda are Coming to Tekken 7

Since its inception, animal fighters have been a part of Tekken. As such, it should come as no surprise then that two of the series most iconic animal characters will be coming to Tekken 7.

At the end of the King of Iron Fist Global Championship stream, Bandai Namco dropped a new trailer announcing that Kuma and Panda will be returning to Tekken 7 when it hits PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC sometime in 2017.

Now while Panda is basically a palette swap of Kuma, she’s occupied her own separate slot in the select screen since Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and even gotten some animations unique to her in that game. Whether or not we’ll see more differentiation between these two in Tekken 7 is unknown.

Tekken 7 is set to release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC via Steam in sometime in 2017, with the exact date to be announced sometime next month.

Source: Bandai Namco

Eita, Infiltration, and Momochi Add Their Input to Capcom Pro Tour’s Structure

It seems that everyone has their two cents to add into the debate on how to improve the Capcom Pro Tour going into 2017. Given that an otherwise successful season was marred by a confusing format, everyone is likely to have something to say about it. But let’s hear from some of the players who were involved in the finals.

Yahoo! Esports had this in mind when they interviewed Evil Geniuses’ Momochi, Razer’s Infiltration, and GameWith’s Eita about how they felt that the tour could improve next season. Each one gave unique answers from different perspectives. Who do you guys agree with the most?

Source: Yahoo! Esports

The King of Iron Fist Tournament 2016 Grand Final Streaming Live from Tokyo, Japan

This Saturday in Tokyo, Japan is a global clash with the best Tekken players in the world, The King of Iron First Tournament 2016 Grand Final. 32 players have emerged from the numerous qualifiers and will be fighting for the crown and a piece of a 5,000,000 yen (~43350 USD) prize pool.

Competitors

The 32 players will be broken into 8 groups, with each player in the group facing against the other. The top 2 players from each group will advance to the 16-player, double-elimination finals bracket.

If you want to watch some of the highest level Tekken 7 Fated Retribution play you’ll ever see, tune into the official TEKKEN channel on Twitch.

Watch live video from TEKKEN on www.twitch.tv

Source: The King of Iron Fist Tournament

The King of Iron Fist Tournament 2016 Grand Final Streaming Live from Tokyo, Japan

This Saturday in Tokyo, Japan is a global clash with the best Tekken players in the world, The King of Iron First Tournament 2016 Grand Final. 32 players have emerged from the numerous qualifiers and will be fighting for the crown and a piece of a 5,000,000 yen (~43350 USD) prize pool.

Competitors

The 32 players will be broken into 8 groups, with each player in the group facing against the other. The top 2 players from each group will advance to the 16-player, double-elimination finals bracket.

If you want to watch some of the highest level Tekken 7 Fated Retribution play you’ll ever see, tune into the official TEKKEN channel on Twitch.

Watch live video from TEKKEN on www.twitch.tv

Source: The King of Iron Fist Tournament

The King of Iron Fist Tournament 2016 Grand Final Streaming Live from Tokyo, Japan

This Saturday in Tokyo, Japan is a global clash with the best Tekken players in the world, The King of Iron First Tournament 2016 Grand Final. 32 players have emerged from the numerous qualifiers and will be fighting for the crown and a piece of a 5,000,000 yen (~43350 USD) prize pool.

Competitors

The 32 players will be broken into 8 groups, with each player in the group facing against the other. The top 2 players from each group will advance to the 16-player, double-elimination finals bracket.

If you want to watch some of the highest level Tekken 7 Fated Retribution play you’ll ever see, tune into the official TEKKEN channel on Twitch.

Watch live video from TEKKEN on www.twitch.tv

Source: The King of Iron Fist Tournament

Snake Eyez and PR Balrog Face Off in These Street Fighter V Ranked Matches

Red Bull’s Snake Eyez and Evil Geniuses’ PR Balrog are two high-level players that haven’t yet found the same level of success they enjoyed in the Street Fighter IV series. That hasn’t deterred them from trying though!

In their quest to level up, the matchmaking gods have put them together in these two sets of ranked matches. Fortunately, XusesGB was able to find and record these matches, as we get to see the Balrog and Zangief matchups take shape from two of the historical bests with their respective characters.

Source: XusesGB

Snake Eyez and PR Balrog Face Off in These Street Fighter V Ranked Matches

Red Bull’s Snake Eyez and Evil Geniuses’ PR Balrog are two high-level players that haven’t yet found the same level of success they enjoyed in the Street Fighter IV series. That hasn’t deterred them from trying though!

In their quest to level up, the matchmaking gods have put them together in these two sets of ranked matches. Fortunately, XusesGB was able to find and record these matches, as we get to see the Balrog and Zangief matchups take shape from two of the historical bests with their respective characters.

Source: XusesGB

Snake Eyez and PR Balrog Face Off in These Street Fighter V Ranked Matches

Red Bull’s Snake Eyez and Evil Geniuses’ PR Balrog are two high-level players that haven’t yet found the same level of success they enjoyed in the Street Fighter IV series. That hasn’t deterred them from trying though!

In their quest to level up, the matchmaking gods have put them together in these two sets of ranked matches. Fortunately, XusesGB was able to find and record these matches, as we get to see the Balrog and Zangief matchups take shape from two of the historical bests with their respective characters.

Source: XusesGB

Tenkaichi Budokai League Voting Results, Final Qualifier Tournament This Weekend

The Tenkaichi Budokai Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- league in the Japanese Mikado Arcade is well on its way in determining all of its participants. Four players have been determined by a popularity vote, and they are as follows:

  1. Roi — Sol Badguy
  2. FAB — Potemkin
  3. Kazuki — Dizzy
  4. Zadi — Raven

Those four players join Karinchu for spots in the upcoming league matches.

The last three spots will be determined through battle, in a tournament this weekend. Mikado will host a two out of three double elimination competition and the first three places win spots in the Tenkaichi Budokai League.

As usual, tune in to Jonio-san’s Twitch stream to catch the action. It will take place Sunday, December 11th, 2:00 p.m. JST (for PST, that’s December 10th 9 p.m., midnight EST).

Read up on our Guide to Tenkaichi Budokai for a thorough overview on the league as well as players who participated in the voting contest.

Sources: Jonio-san; 2dJazz