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[quote name='darthbudge']Is this game worth it if I am gonna be getting SFIV sometime next week?
I mean, which would be easier for a not so good SF player to learn on?[/QUOTE]
If you're playing online, get SF4. There's a much deeper pool of newbie players and it's less punishing because you'll get a lot of non-expert players.
SSF2THDR is one of those games that people were playing for years as competition because quite simply, it was the tournament game for a lot of Evo tourney's back in the day.
There are even forums dedicated to people that played it religiously and a lot of those players are on XBL as we speak, tearing people apart. And I'm not talking about the occasional Akuma player either. I'm talking about people who charge-buffer > number punch > headbutt > throw with Balrog. Or people who use classic Sagat. Or people who use MK Ransetsu > MK Ransetsu > Jab Shoryuken with Ryu.
If you don't know how much you'll like a fighting game and you just want to see how you like them, get HDR because it's only 15 bucks. But trust me, playing it online, unless you get mediocre, you'll get punished... A lot.
Oh and to the guy having trouble with Honda's and Sagat's, if you're pretty good at learning characters, learn Balrog(Boxer) for Sagat and use Ryu for Honda. For Ryu, MK Ransetsu > Jab DP is a good set up to get range, try to get medium range. For Balrog > Sagat, start with Fierce low charge -> Buffer headbutt -> # punch. Buffer before the round starts though. If you let Sagat get range, you're gonna have to be a really good player with Balrog to close the gap. Getting CLOSE to Sagat is what counts as Balrog. Give him range and you lost the fight. Getting to about 3-4 feet, using a charge -> # punch -> charge -> headbutt combo is good because you keep him blocking and if he throws an occasional tiger shot, you can come through with the headbutt and be close enough to hit him.
Never use Ken or Ryu for Sagat. Ken only has DP for tiger shots and his ransetsu doesn't knock down. Ryu isn't fast enough and he'll lose a fireball fight with Sagat, easily.
I mean, which would be easier for a not so good SF player to learn on?[/QUOTE]
If you're playing online, get SF4. There's a much deeper pool of newbie players and it's less punishing because you'll get a lot of non-expert players.
SSF2THDR is one of those games that people were playing for years as competition because quite simply, it was the tournament game for a lot of Evo tourney's back in the day.
There are even forums dedicated to people that played it religiously and a lot of those players are on XBL as we speak, tearing people apart. And I'm not talking about the occasional Akuma player either. I'm talking about people who charge-buffer > number punch > headbutt > throw with Balrog. Or people who use classic Sagat. Or people who use MK Ransetsu > MK Ransetsu > Jab Shoryuken with Ryu.
If you don't know how much you'll like a fighting game and you just want to see how you like them, get HDR because it's only 15 bucks. But trust me, playing it online, unless you get mediocre, you'll get punished... A lot.
Oh and to the guy having trouble with Honda's and Sagat's, if you're pretty good at learning characters, learn Balrog(Boxer) for Sagat and use Ryu for Honda. For Ryu, MK Ransetsu > Jab DP is a good set up to get range, try to get medium range. For Balrog > Sagat, start with Fierce low charge -> Buffer headbutt -> # punch. Buffer before the round starts though. If you let Sagat get range, you're gonna have to be a really good player with Balrog to close the gap. Getting CLOSE to Sagat is what counts as Balrog. Give him range and you lost the fight. Getting to about 3-4 feet, using a charge -> # punch -> charge -> headbutt combo is good because you keep him blocking and if he throws an occasional tiger shot, you can come through with the headbutt and be close enough to hit him.
Never use Ken or Ryu for Sagat. Ken only has DP for tiger shots and his ransetsu doesn't knock down. Ryu isn't fast enough and he'll lose a fireball fight with Sagat, easily.