Search results

Cheaper than the rest of the cast, yes; cheaper than free is a tall order and not what I meant. But what I do mean is that if most of the cast can find a round-start two-touch that spends your first meter and the one you built, leaving you with 0, I think it's fair if Beowulf can do that for...

Man, PBGC might be the #1 reason I like SG so much, lol. I can't imagine how you could even answer a lot of the creative offensive options in this game without it.

Hey, Liam. Thanks for the preview. My thoughts (I'll keep them brief): We seem to be on more or less the same page with regards to Peacock, Annie, and Ms. Fortune nerfs. George is a problem, but he's also kind of Peacock's thing, so I'd prefer if maybe he just disappeared once you scrolled...

Lots of matches with Dahlia in them tend to go to time, I've noticed, and I'm sure I'm not the only one, probably by nature of how long her projectiles control space in the air and the fact that she can play keepaway. What do people think about increasing her chip damage to speed the game up a bit?

It's easy enough to drop that I'm currently just replacing it with 5MK in my routing. I'd appreciate it if it was more consistent, for sure.

It sounds like a "static" effect to me, and it loops, so I'm thinking it's intentional.

Any thoughts on experiments with the balance of shots? Ice seems to be a pretty dominant choice.

You can attach it to your assist, then DHC out of your other character back into Dahlia, and the C4 can explode during the invuln frames of the other character's super. It's a poor use of meter, but it's certainly a use.

I came to check the temperature on Dahlia and offer my own feedback, but I'm pretty much right in line with SonicFox. Parting Gift is awesome but too expensive to be truly useful the way it exists right now; rail is fun but should reliably convert to full combos somehow, even if that means...

Anyone get the sense that Dahlia's rail shot doesn't have much use? Even for zoning, it's maybe worse off than her slower shots specifically because it's instant; it doesn't control as much space for anywhere near as long. It just causes a knockdown like the normal shot, and it doesn't do as...