[QUOTE="CarlosPontinas"][QUOTE="majadamus"][QUOTE="CarlosPontinas"][QUOTE="majadamus"][QUOTE="CarlosPontinas"][QUOTE="Vicious_T"][QUOTE="CarlosPontinas"][QUOTE="Vicious_T"][QUOTE="jvonrader"] Speed really isn't VF5's selling point, it's DOA4's.
VF5's selling points are its visuals and its dedication to accuracy in fighting styles, etc. VF5 is to Forza as Tekken is to Burnout.
majadamus
Speed isn't DOA's selling point either. Its boobs, breakable backgrounds, boobs.
VF5 is fast depending who the player is. I know you haven't seen cpu vs cpu battles. They are inhuman in control an the characters play insanely fast.
DOA is a billion times better than VF5. It's also A LOT faster as well as prettier. VF5 is a homage to 20th century software.I have all DOA games and frankly they all suck.
Why don't I believe you? Oh and BTW I have all DOA games for real and they're a lot better than VF5. Even DOA2. You must really love Kasumi's pixelated boobs, eh? The games are so fast you never get to see them. I know, what's the point in seeing the fight when you don't even have to actually watch the fight to win. You can just literally "palm" the controller and play blind folded and win. Did someone tell you that? Don't you know that people tell lies -- especially when they're humbled? Don't pay attention to cow fanboy anti-DOA cliches. None are true.If you close your eyes even on an easy setting you'll get your ass handed to you.
At least you're not denying that palming is effective. Any fighting game can be won by repeatedly pressing the right keys at an overwhelming rate. Right? Now, if you see me doing that, it's not because the game I'm playing is crap. On the contrary. It's because I am trying and failing to pull off a specific move.It looks like button mashing but it's a coordinated attempt to control the character.
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