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May. 27th, 2017 01:29 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dolariDespite me being a goddess with Chun Li, and playing competitively locally in the 90s, I'm not actually a master of all the characters (I'm REALLY good with the original 8, moderately good with the bosses, and not so good with "The New Challengers"). So I kind of have a character rule I use when I play SF2.
In Arcade Mode, I'll actually go "down the line" with the first character on the roster (Evil Ryu in this case) and play until I die. Then I move to the next character (Not-So-Evil-Ryu), and play them until I die. And on down the line. If I've finished the game with a character before, I'll skip them (sorry, Chun Li) until I go through all the non-finished characters, THEN choose the ones I've finished the game with.
When playing two player games, I'll always pick Chun Li for my first fight. And of she loses, I'll play her again. If she loses AGAIN, I'll random another character. If she WINs (and the game allows me to change characters), I immediately random a character.
This way I get practice with everyone. In this case, I burned through ten characters to get to the end (the last two points in your score is how many times you lose and continue)
If you're not randoming at some point, you're not playing the game right.
In Arcade Mode, I'll actually go "down the line" with the first character on the roster (Evil Ryu in this case) and play until I die. Then I move to the next character (Not-So-Evil-Ryu), and play them until I die. And on down the line. If I've finished the game with a character before, I'll skip them (sorry, Chun Li) until I go through all the non-finished characters, THEN choose the ones I've finished the game with.
When playing two player games, I'll always pick Chun Li for my first fight. And of she loses, I'll play her again. If she loses AGAIN, I'll random another character. If she WINs (and the game allows me to change characters), I immediately random a character.
This way I get practice with everyone. In this case, I burned through ten characters to get to the end (the last two points in your score is how many times you lose and continue)
If you're not randoming at some point, you're not playing the game right.
