I don't think that within those nearly infinite number of possibilities is a move that is any way better than what we've come up with. Betabox, for example, the 'metagame', or most effective and common move is to kick, or grab the kick. You cannot move yourself over a larger distance in 20 frames to do anything else but that. It just can't be done, sorry.
Originally Posted by BlakNWyte
I don't think that within those nearly infinite number of possibilities is a move that is any way better than what we've come up with. Betabox, for example, the 'metagame', or most effective and common move is to kick, or grab the kick. You cannot move yourself over a larger distance in 20 frames to do anything else but that. It just can't be done, sorry.
Then I have a question: have you ever tried, or considered trying developing a move that does not relate to a snapkick or a sidekick?`
Your claim here is that "the most effective and common move is to kick, or grab the kick". Well yeah, but this opens for a wide array of moves, an array that I can guarantee is wider than the moves that are being used at the moment. If you look at the numbers, and try to interpret the size of them, and you'll understand what we're talking about.
well, you also have to remember that a rather large amount of these theoretical openers would be nothing more the modifying a single joint and nothing else. I don't know how to do the math, but for each joint, in each state of the joint, there is an "opener" that makes up part of the huge numbers you guys are talking about. Then there is the even bigger number of totally useless openers of joint combination's, i.e. extend neck, extend wrist. All of this sort of thing may make up a surprising bulk of the numbers.
However, this does nothing to discredit the simplistic genius of the game. Or make it any less surprising that the game isn't bigger among gamers.
Cmon, you care if I sig your impressive first post? Just the last part with the bold.
However, this does nothing to discredit the simplistic genius of the game. Or make it any less surprising that the game isn't bigger among gamers.
Cmon, you care if I sig your impressive first post? Just the last part with the bold.
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