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Which ones would we try and arrange games of?
If we were to play fighting games...
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I'll play most anything, I like games
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i don't play (fighting) games.
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>>4916
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Where is Soku, Umineko, Arcana Heart, Asuka 120%, Hinokakera, and last but not least Nitroplus Blasterz?
If you're going to attempt to organize a tournament the games above are probably better to use since they're free or at least easy to pirate. Although, a lot of them don't have proper rollback netcode sadly.
Of the ones on the list I would only play BB:CF, AC+R, Melty (original), and Darkstalkers/SF3. The last two only because they have decent netcode through fightcade. BB:CF would be my top pick for two reasons;
-Rollback netcode
-Easy-mode for people that haven't played before (mash for combo modes).
I refuse to play Strive, sorry. I just can't stand the dumbed down gameplay and the fact that they ruined my main (Bridget). Same issue with BB:CTB. My beloved Platinum was ruined.
If you haven't tried it I highly suggest Nitroplus Blasterz. I think it's on steam now but you might as well get the stand-alone version. Pretty sure it has netcode included.
Off topic but: I've been working on producing a proper pirated version of BB:CF with rollback netcode for some time. I've reversed engineered the match making servers. I just haven't released it because I don't have the cash to set-up a bunch of VPSs to support a player base of more than 10 people at the moment.
Oh, where is KoF98? You can't have a proper list without KoF98. Come play my waifu Athena!- 164471_p0.jpg
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One game that's not on the list I'd like to try is samsho5sp (fightcade/steam).
Other than that soku is the game I want to play the most, I can see myself playing it for some time.
Most games on this list I wouldn't mind trying but whether I want to stick with them or not I don't know yet.if we go the melty route, then we'd be using CCCaster which requires manual input of IP addresses.(there is a built in lobby system running through CCC's servers)
But this is obviously not a preferable solution so we might want to develop a simple GUI lobby system that interacts with https://github.com/NotMadscientist/CCCaster
I also like how this means that multiple people can play/interact at the same time in a Kissu lobby as apposed to the more chaotic and public connection style of FightCade.
Something like a Tauri based Web UI who's Rust code binds to the API that CCCaster's CUI uses(or simply runs it in a background process).
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>>4927
yeah, I just peaked around a bit. But I'm not really sure how it works. It might be good enoughhttps://www.twitch.tv/kissstreams playing some blazblue right now
interesting poll results. I'm still thinking of how I can use them to create an event, but I think next weekend maybe just schedule a time in the evening on Sunday or Friday.
If it's a fightcade thing then usenames should have /qa/ in it or something like that. Still thinking up optionsCan I throw in a request for Garou: Marks of the Wolves? It's a pretty simple game that plays like a mix of Street Fighter and KoF. No teams. It's on both versions of fightcade and the roster is small enough that you don't have to memorize a bunch of character specific stuff. Used to play it all of the time with a local friend. Probably the best fighting game on the Neo-Geo.
