[quote name='DarkKenpachi']option your dhalsim is really good my only advice would be to stick with him. Once I get the Nuances down of the stick I want to really learn viper, rufus, and gen.
The stick is really taking some time to get use to, but I feel like I am at least some what competitive, though far from as good as I am on a control pad. I really want the TE stick now. I wish I would have kept playing instead of leaving sf4 for other games, I was a much better player back then.
I am really seeing my flaws in my fighting style now. I get stubborn and consistently try to do something that I know is not working and I really get stuck into button mashing in certain cases. I know I am better than this, I just try to get by on certain things that USE to work. It is like everyone has gone off to become Super Saiyans and I am still on Krillin's level. lol[/QUOTE]
SF4 is definitely becoming my most played game. I even leave my PS3 idle with that game loaded up. My other games are just collecting dust. My suggestion for making better match decisions is to analyze all possible options. For example, say you were knocked down and the opponent is right on top of you. List all the options the opponent has, and then list all the things that counter or get you out of that situation. It's a lot of work, but you'll see which moves are 'safer' than others. Specifically, there's E.Honda. When he's knocked down, he'll most likely do a jab headbutt since it beats so many wakeup options. But at the same time, the opponent most likely realizes jab headbutt is the go to option for wakeups, so they may be able to use that information to their advantage. But then again, Honda might pick up on this an do something else. SF4 is just really a rock paper scissors game with technical skill thrown in. Reading minds if you will. But I would recommend doing this once you've got your bearings down on your character's moveset, so you can summon your moves at will.
[quote name='Inf^Shini']I'd recommend starting with Rufus first, he's the easiest of the three to pick up

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Yeah, Rufus is definitely the easiest. He's got a lot of safe options, shenanigans, ways to land ultra, and great damage overall. People are saying he'll be top tier in Super with the shoto's redux in damage.
[quote name='jman619']No one plays Battle Fantasia at all online.[/QUOTE]
nope.