>games such as Street Fighter/ Tekken have clear and concise controls, optimized so that they don't distract from the gameplay at hand >meanwhile Smash has a convoluted and tangled mess of buffered inputs that even pros can't defend
If you disagree, then you're probably the type who still doesn't get Shoryuken inputs.
C-Stick was fine in Melee. It's a disaster in SSBU though.
Hunter Ortiz
>SF >not a tangled mess of buffered input that even pros cant defend hate smash all you want, but SFV fucking sucks too
John Turner
Considering Ryu, Ken, and the Hadoken and Shoryuken inputs are actually in Smash, this quote has aged especially poorly.
Jaxson Brooks
How did they fuck it up so bad when it worked fine in melee?
Gabriel Evans
disaster how
Brandon Gonzalez
Not going to spoonfeed you.
Asher Watson
>Games such as Street Fighter/Tekken have a convoluted and tangled mess of a control scheme that distracts from the gameplay half the time due to special moves only appearing if you wave the stick all over the place, FORCING PEOPLE TO BUTTONMASH
>Smash has clear and concise controls, optimized so that they don't distract from the gameplay at hand
Daniel Collins
Then I guess you lost the argument
Alexander Stewart
Basically in post-melee games the C-stick is a macro that imputs direction+A This can cause shit you don't want like fast falling when you try to down air or drifting left/right when trying to do fair/bair. Also you have to totally return the stick to neutral which can fuck up two part attacks like Link's fsmash or Snake's ftilt.
Wyatt Bell
I see Well I set my cstick to tilts attacks anyways
Carson Hall
STEVEY STEVEY COPE AND SEETHEY /THREAD
James Edwards
It's literally a three button game.
Blake Cruz
The drifting left/right was my biggest issue with it in Smash 4, and that’s been fixed. It IS still annoying when you do a short hop and buffer an aerial with c stick for it to move you forward.
4 button my dude. Attack, special, jump, dodge
Lucas Foster
It's still an issue with tilts. Same thing if you set your stick to specials.