[QUOTE="Metamania"][QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]I still don't understand why they didn't take the HD Remix route to address that problem...I finally picked up SFIV the other day, since Best Buy had the collector's edition on clearance for $20. So yeah, it's all about unlocking everyone for me right now. :(
MAILER_DAEMON
Quickest way to do it.... Put it on easiest, one round, then just go through everybody. Akuma and Gouken require different requirements to get however.I'm on one round, but I'm playing on Medium so I can get the achievement without having to play as everyone all over again. Fortunately I'm getting better; I beat Seth with Cammy after losing once instead of losing 25 times. :lol: What's really bothersome is that my 360's D-pad gets confused when I try to push the left direction, so many times I've jumped or done an EX while trying to execute an Ultra, and oh, the Street Fighter Thumb.... Wish there'd been a decent but cheap stick there as well. :cry:How to beat AI Seth virtually every time, no problem, on any difficulty:At the very beginning of the round, Seth will probably throw s.FP if you give him a split second to do it. Knowing that, give him that split second once the round starts, then nail him with a jump-in combo that ends with a sweep (use the basic two-hitter: j.RH, cr.RH). While he's down, just WAIT. The AI uses YOUR button presses to determine what it will do, so do NOTHING (that is, your button inputs are the direct cause of the AI's actions - it's almost like you're controlling two characters to some degree). Just wait in a comfortable sweep range and crouch-block while he gets up. There'll be a sort of awkward wait while Seth tries to read your inputs, but since you do nothing, he's sorta left scratching his head. More often than not, he'll do his spinning RH special right into your crouching block. When he does, wait for him to recover, sweep him again, and continue.
If he knocks you down, he'll do a teleport mixup thing that ALWAYS ends with him on the said you are NOT blocking (lame), and then he SPDs you. To beat this, just jab like crazy any time you are waking up from a KD until he is back in sweep range. If you're able to link those jabs into something better for more range, do it. If not, the jabs themselves are usually fine.
Basically, just don't go after Seth expecting to be able to "trick him this time." The AI is designed to beat everything you push almost every time (in my opinion, there is NO difference between "very easy" Seth and "very hard" Seth), so you gotta sorta play into that. Hope this helps.
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