Easy to Learn, Hard to Master?

Of course we all mean something different by "master"

By Mastering I mean:

Able to execute any "Move" from move list (at will)
Stick-to-MoveList comfort/conversion
Situational Strengths & Situational Weaknesses
Philosophy of Fighting Style
"Instinctive" (reversals, sabakis, inashi's, triple throw escapes)
Able to improvise spontaneous new combos when faced with advanced competition
Complete understanding and anticipation of the points that any sequence of moves (combos) will take off of opponent

If we use this definition of "to master" then I would say that none of the characters in VF are easy to master.

That's why when you do master one of the fighters, its one hell of an acomplishment /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif

 

I have the t5 ani hori stick for ps2 also and I love it, one of my buttons started sticking but I suspect my roomie stilt some soda on it. More power to the stick if it survived that abuse. But you can't play a fighting game to it's full potential without using a stick. There is just so much more control over the timing of when you hit buttons because you can use all your fingers appose to just using your thumb, or holding the controller in a manor like a stick, might as well get a stick.

 

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