New to VFDC? Introduce yourself here!

hi everyone, been playing VF since the first one came out in the arcades (revolutionary back then!) but really got into the game with VF5FS on PS3, looking forward to being a member on the forum

 

Hello,and welcome to the site!

 

thanks leftylizard!

 

Hi all, even I have registered since Aug last year.

I never posting in this forum, because I'm afraid my English not good enough and
may confused other.

VF2 was my first VF game, I always fans of VF series, but I never good at VF.
Right now Jeffry is my main, hope I can level up my game a little this year.

 

Ok how should i begin? Well with a hello VFDC and almighty community!

I am a french player/sandbag(it depends) eager to improve my skills with good players.I Hope this place Will help me to find events and meet it's community.

I grew up with fighting games and i always had respect for VF.The most interesting one for me.That's why i finally decided to sign in and explore vf as much as i can for fun and competition.

That's all folks.

 

Hi everyone! I recently decided that I no longer wanted to enter SF4 tournaments to focus on KOF13. However, I still wanted to explore other games and have always had the utmost respect for Virtua Fighter. After speaking with Talis and Shidosha at SCR, I've decided to give VF5 my best scholarly effort. I plan to stream it from time to time as well!

I have had no significant prior Virtua Fighter experience. I remember one of my friends and i played 2 a lot on the Saturn, and one of my favorite arcades had 3, but I have never put any time into the game before.

 

^ This. If you have a question post. Don't worry about your English, most of have been speaking it our whole lives so it we can manage!

Please do search before you post before making a new thread or just ask in the Shoutbox. Even long time members here don't do it, so don't feel bad. I'd recommend going back to page 2 or 3 even, in the dojo section. That's a really nice place with solid info. Also some character places don't have a lot of info like others but we can still answer questions, as long as its not "How do I beat your character".

 

Hello to all my name is Tyron and i'm new to virtua fighter i been on the game since it came out but i'm new to the site so how are all of ya'll but yeah let me get to the point i enjoy virtua fighter to my opinion i think its the best fighting game for people who like to go round for round i enjoy every match i like to play against other gamers who like to fight and just have a good match and talk but yeah it feels good to be a virtua fighter fan does anyone else.

 

I am hosting a room tonight at 9 either that or I will be in a room. if you want in just drop your GT.

 

Welcome.

 

Dear everyone.

We would like to share useful piece information about VF5FS.



This movie descrives the cooperative effects of combos and attack on side-roll recovery (known as Oten-Ukemi in japanese).

The design of combinations (連繋) shown in the movie is characterized by the following 4 features:

1. Guaranteed Attack on Side-roll Recovery
The active phase (持続) of the attack is consistent with either of the last 3 frames of side-roll recovery: Indicates a situation in which an attack cannot be evaded, and therefore is guaranteed to hit or block.

2. Combinations (連繋, Renkei in japanese)
You win the fight by a few combinations on side-roll recovery. The total points of damage is over 221.

3. Attack onto Side Face of the Opponent
The combinations (連繋，セットプレイ) involves an attacking onto the side face of your opponent at least one times.

4. Finish Blow
The attacking combinations put an end to the exciting game by the special finish blow.

Everything in this movie was performed by hand operation without the use of "Tool-Assistance."

See the Supporting Information for details.
http://blog.livedoor.jp/dora_nekoaki/archives/1877963.html

with best regard.

 

Dōmo, great tech

 

I SERIOUSLY HAVE A SMILE ON MY FACE FROM THAT EL BLAZE SETUP!

I WAS LIKE "OOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!"


....think I just everyone up....

 

Academi-ya if you are doranekoakira thanks a lot, i always watched your clips altought i don't understand those with too many japanese on it.
If you'r not thanks anyway because you shared this.
Jacky's and Wolf's setups seems to be too much situational imho but Taka it's really cool

 

Dude. They are situated, when the opponent tech-rolls with their backs against the wall.

 

Thanks for sharing