[QUOTE="PSNIDCiocio313"][QUOTE="OneSanitarium"]
Okay, I'll humour you.
Without an actual controller, you can't do such things as: negative edging, other high level techniques such as plinking, and doing certain attacks would either be too easy (resulting in a rather broken-in-a-bad-way type of game) or be impossible.
You won't be able to have the pacing of a fighting game such as, say, Guilty Gear, and mechanics in said game would be rather hard to do, such as bursting for instance.
OneSanitarium
why not pretend, blocking is your high level attack as well as leveling up to knock someone out with one punch, and fainting, bobbing and weaving as your special attacks?Because those would count as basic moves. Blocking as a high level attack? Wut?
Leveling up to know someone out? again, Wut?
Sure, I guess dodging could count as a special move, but on the original topic, it just couldn't compete with other fighters. Espcially with the likes of Hnk, Guilty Gear and King of Fighters. In that sense it still lacks a tremendous amount.
And competition wise, I dont see it going anywhere.
you can't compare a button based game to a motion based game based on moves, because you defeat the purpose of a motion based game... the motion controls are the bread and butter of the fight lights out, just like button mashing and special attacks are the bread and butter of button based fighters, which one is better is up to you but one thing is for sure, punching some guys head you dont even know online in 3D space beats buttons, not by my much though
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