#Twitch soul calibur 6 pc Ps4#

There's a very strong and consistent core audience, but the playerbase certainly is lacking compared to the big 3 fighting games. You block highs and mids with standing block, and lows with low block.) Mastering this game is a bottomless pit however. Movement is simple, strings are often straight forward and a lot of what is happening is visually obvious once you know the basics (The basics being, you can sidestep away from verticals, duck under highs and jump lows. Very easy to get into compared to most other fighting games.

#Twitch soul calibur 6 pc Ps4#

Ps4 has a bigger playerbase I believe, but most of the best players are now on PC. ThereвЂ™s plenty of complexity at higher levels, but itвЂ™s easy to get into.Дepends how into you think you'll get. ThereвЂ™s less joystick nonsense than in 2D fighters. Combos are short, movement is fluid, and commands are intuitive. ItвЂ™s simple in comparison to other fighters. IвЂ™ve known people who play Soulcalibur solely for single player.

It also has the most robust customization/character creation of any fighting game I know. It doesnвЂ™t have high-budget cutscenes, but the stories are well-written and contain a lot of content. ItвЂ™s definitely slower than it used to be, but I can find a match whenever I want one. Expect to get bodied at first if you try online.Дepends a lot on region and platform, but I would say no. On the downside, the gameвЂ™s been out a long time and doesnвЂ™t get new players very often, so most people online are going to have a lot of experience. Your For Honor experience should help a little bit. IвЂ™m on Xbox, so I canвЂ™t speak from experience, but I think PlayStation is more populated than PC.ДЇighting games in general are tough to get into, but Soulcalibur is easier for beginners than most fighting games for reasons IвЂ™ll explain later. Training Stage of History (New Players Welcome): Upcoming SCVI tournaments on smash.gg CaS Contest ThreadsДЄll threads can be found here Other Links Hayate EIN guides (English/French) (incomplete) r/newchallenger a sub dedicated to helping new players in fighting games Hayate EIN's 5 Essential Things for a Good Start Beginner's Guide Learning MaterialsД«asic overview of the characters and their strategies Just because you don't like/disagree with something doesn't mean it should be reported/removed. Please read this thread before asking a question This is a gray-area and will be moderated based on our best judgment.ДЎ2.) Posts showcasing CaS characters (custom characters or edits) are limited to the weekly CaS megathreads or /r/SoulCaliburCreations for the time being. Discussing situations of harassment/stalking to inform the community is tolerated, as long as the details are kept to a minimum. This includes shit-posts and obvious baits.ДЎ1.) No witch-hunting. If you want to start a discussion, keep it civil and articulate. No asking for subs or viewers as well.Д©.) No Loli/Pedophilia images or discussion.ДЎ0.) No wall-of-text/rants about why you hate a certain character/mechanic/feature. Keep winners' names out of title.ДЁ.) Self promotion is only allowed if you actually interact and engage in the community. Anything too NSFW belongs inДҐ.) Please credit the artist if posting fan art.Д¦.) No posting amazon affiliate links or links to tweets with affiliate links.Д§.) No spoiling Tournaments.