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Otherwise combo’s and special moves are your standard quarter circle, Z stick movement affair.
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Another benefit to the Stylish mode is that unlike other games it is not limited to just offline and arcade modes, so you can actually start earning your ranks and wins using this if you feel more comfortable using it. While this may seem unfair for those that do use combo’s it still manages to balance this out as strategy is still very much key and you are unable to simply just wade in punching free. Instead of having to learn combo’s you can simply initiate one using a standard attack then keep pressing buttons to see your anime wunderkind smash its opponents to bits. It allows you to play the game in a way that does not punish you for not having the dexterity of your average esport’s superstar. This control mode is called Stylish mode. Then even if you struggle to understand the controls or combos after this then the ease of use is exacerbated by one of the control schemes. The tutorials are by far the most entertaining and detailed I have seen in a fighting game and explains every aspect of moving your character, frame timing and combo’s in a fair and broken down manner. The most mindblowing aspect was its tutorials and balance for newer, less experienced players. While playing XRD Revelator I found myself being dumbfounded by just how many things this game gets right. The lobby is essentially a play area in itself with little box people representing other players around the world, you can chat with others, fish for unlockable items with coins you earn for playing and of course sit down at a virtual arcade cabinet to initiate a match.
Not only this but it also features one of the coolest lobby systems I have seen in a fighting game. The netcode is easily on a par with Street Fighter V (as a benchmark) making for some very smooth gameplay online. Revelator changes all that with a robust and incredibly functional online multiplayer.
Previously Guilty Gear XRD was fairly shocking for the most part with combos being dropped due to no fault of your own, it was functional to only a point and a far cry from having someone next to you playing along. The biggest factor to this is the netcode. Guilty Gear XRD: Revelator is an incremental follow up to the previous XRD release which brings the beauty of the cel-shaded graphics and improves on various aspects of the previous game improving them ten fold. Not only does it now get international recognition thanks to high profile fighting game tournaments and the advent of online play, it has also managed to keep its identity barring the few missteps on the road here. A few decades later Guilty Gear has picked up a lot of steam. The main thing that Guilty Gear had going for it was the heavy metal influence and great cast of characters with a flashy death move each.
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Back then the series was considered a bit of a black sheep of the fighting game family, not because it was bad in anyway it was just that it was considered a baffling overly anime alternative to Street Fighter, only with a control system that noone could be bothered to understand despite it being rather similar. The first time I played Guilty Gear it was Guilty Gear X on the PS2.
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