Tell me Sup Forums. Is there a game where taking the huge slow weapons with a strong slow character is a good choice?
Seems like every game where thats an option is always built around being fast and dodging, with no proper tanking mechanics to be a big guy.
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Did they re-release this? That looks really good!
It got blu rays
Monster Hunter
I figure it's because being the "big guy" is usually for bosses, since some are meant to be intimidating and unflinching. The only way you can really make it work for a playable character is if you can mess with stats, equip or use items that let you facetank everything without flinching or knocking you out of attack animations. At least long enough to handle one fight to a time.
Armored Core.
You can be half big dude. Half tank. All fuck you.
Sauce or gtfo
DEX > STR
they came out last year around this time
He was asking for a download link.
That's not what sauce means though
Is sai saici considered a trap?
Take it up with him.
No
I own both sets physically, the only downloads I knew of for them was for both raws, and only the first set subbed, and both were on nyaa, which is dead
the subbed first set is group [EG] though, so should be easy enough to find searching for that + Mobile Fighter G Gundam
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>People actually like G-Gundam
It's fucking garbage. That and Gundam wing and guess what Sup Forums has nostalgia for both.
Get some fucking taste and watch 0079,War in the pocket,Victory,etc.
I like G-Gundam. Unicorn too. Wing had good suit designs; don't act like Tallgeese in all of it's variants wasn't sexy.
0079, Zeta, 0083, WitP, Igloo, and 8th Ms Team are my favorites
>Strike Freedom
Thing is though if the DEX guy didn't fuck around he would have won without getting his eyes gouged in. Thats always the weakness with DEX fags, they're too cocky.
Most mech games that feature armor as a viable option, and places the burden of advancing on the smaller mechs not able to mount artillery cannons on them.
Slow Melee only works if the character is literally designed to be a tank, and has some way to force others to fight it instead of more pressing targets.
>no fun allowed
Dedede in smash 4 comes to mind
You only need one good hit
I don't watch gundam to have "Fun". I want to be deeply immersed.
Doesn't Dragon's Dogma provide exactly this? I remember watching a webm of someone playing the heavy class, charging up their sword and one-shotting that eagle monster.
Plus, he's good at pokes.
Bowser also comes to mind a bit, where his movement speed is ass, but he's a surprisingly agile fighter once you get in his hugbox.
That only worked because he was overleveled for the griffin. That class is actually the worst one.
The largest damage output you can do is still with the Strider's spin2win move, followed by Magic Archer's beam spam.
anime is so fucking bad jesus christ how the fuck does anyone watch that fucking garbage OP webm and think "yes, this is great" jesus fucking christ get a fucking grip on reality
EDF's Fencer is only slow if you play him as intended but you can go full artillery platform with him online. Slap on a couple of massive tank guns or mortars, get yourself some high ground and just slowly plink away at everything that moves. You're a turret with legs. You'll need those legs by the way, the guns are so powerful that you get rocked back even in an exoskeleton
And I say "as intended" because he's actually the most mobile class on the ground if you take a dash cancel loadout and use it properly
May as well just go Air Raider and just use the Mechs. He wants to tank shit.
STR > DEX
I suppose. Nothing says slow and tanky like fist fighting godzilla
I guess it's partly true for SRWs. In some games, the "Potential" skill SR pilots have can reduce most damage to like 10 while boosting their own 2x when their health is low.
>victory
>good
yuh huh
sauce on this milf
Most games have quick dex builds have the highest potential because they often require more player interaction. If you can choose an alternative that's easier and better than than people are less inclined to use it. Making a risk/reward mechanic where a beter outcome comes at a price of more involved gameplay and risks often feels best to play. Check out Mark Browns video on "protecting the player from himself" in case you don't know what i'm talking about.
If you don't care about the invasion mechanic and play off-line. (I played it relatively light and dex, but played off-line regardless. It holds up either way imo) The darksouls games tend to facilitate tanky and heavy str builds pretty well. mobs and above average mobs tend to be a lot easier to plough through. But if you are really heavy, slow and fatroll, some bosses and very small and fast enemies become more challenging.
Pokken, arguably.
The slower characters like Charizard and Machamp are considered on the not as good end, generally, but Pokken is absurdly well balanced and you can still do well with them.
With both Zard and Especially machamp, they can have trouble getting in due to their lowspeed, but when they do actually get a good hit in, that one hit can do 1/3 of your entire lifebar.
There was one match (as in two rounds) that was over in less then 30 seconds because the Machamp player was able to make all the right reads and calls and just ended each round in under 15 seconds.
>victory
lol what a faggot
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