Useful hints and tips for TatsuCap! - Wii, WiiWare & Virtual Console Forum

Dru192 · 2010-02-08T22:29:30+00:00

Learning the ropes in a new game, especially one with so many diverse characters, such as Tatsunoko Vs Capcom can be hard and sometimes frustrating as u get pummelled over and over again by more experienced players, so I decided to share some of tips and tricks that I've picked up to help new players, and maybe some who have been playing since release date. Hopefully you guys will add some as well. (I'll update this post with the tips I receive and list them below): 1. Buy a Classic Controller/Gamecube controller/fightstick The Wiimote/Nunchuck combi drastically limits your combo potential, a classic controller/gamecube controller/fightstick will allow you to play the game the way it was intended to be played. 2. Fighting against Zero As many expected Zero has become a popular character online, he is quick, has cool moves and can string combos together easily. Because of this some have deemed him cheap but I disagree, Capcom in their balancing wisdom have made Zero very susceptible to damage meaning that if you land a few good combos you should have him on the ropes. Zero's combos (much like Ryu's) usually follow a distinct pattern so the key to beating him is to memorise these patterns and strike when he's vulnerable, also actively blocking, creating space between him and you and advance guarding regularly should give you the advantage. I find strong but quick characters with projectiles like Tekkaman, Megaman, Batsu, Soki and Ryu good against Zero. 3. Keits primer video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2iyi2pEwSY&feature=player... Learn the basics and some advanced techniques from TatsuCap veteran Keits . This updated primer helped me a lot ! 4. The beauty of Baroque One of the things that makes this game so awesome, in my opinion, is the baroque cancelling system. Never before have I seen a system that allows so much creativity. By pressing your attack+partner buttons at the same time you use up your red life (the life that remains after you are hit) to reset your characters position to neutral this allows you to string moves together that would normally be impossible ! Most of you may already be familiar with this but here's an extra bit of coolness. The more red life you have when you perform a baroque assisted combo the more damage it does to your opponent! How cool is that! 5. Don't just focus on online Many people have the miss guided idea that fighters are just about online play and while I agree that online play is a MASSIVE part of the modern fighter it is not the be all and end all. Thankfully TvC has a competent online system while not perfect is very, very good (I have had many epic matches against skilled opponents with little to no lag that have made me thankful that this game exists!). But there is more fun to be had I recommend using Arcade, Survival, Time Attack and Practice to the full upping the difficulty (this game has great A.I) when it becomes to easy and fine-tuning your skills. This game is too deep to be completed in a few weeks and I would recommend getting used to as many characters as you can not just searching for an effective team to main then just going online. Experimenting with the AMAZING and incredibly flexible combo system will keep you entertained for months, maybe even years (I have spent countless hours in practice mode just stringing moves together and making combos, I find this fun and I'm sure you will too). You are doing yourself a diservice if you don't play this game to the full! Hope this thread becomes a useful resource for TatsuCap players, I'm still loving this game and hope u are 2! See you online! DRU192

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Fri 12th Feb 2010

Sean+Aaron wrote:

I'm old and don't have time for that crap!

Hehe.

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