well, Necalli does give me that vaypahs.
Well, if they pay dinner....
I can hear the nerds crying in the distance
Dont forget the kinda depressed kinda not prisoner that's so fucking cool he can tornadoes with his fists.
And so fucking strong that even a demon recognizes him as a worthy oponent. =P
when used as a super. Even if it was a standard 
it would mean starting the input in a way you normally wouldnt since you'd begin with
instead of 
. With the exception of some charge moves and z-motions (dp, rdp, etc), moves that have a super version usually double the motion: 360-> (360x2)720, hc->hcx2, qcb->qcbx2, etc. I can understand your argument that two half circles equals a circle (if you use one continuous movement, though it's not the norm), but the method currently used in SFV is by no means illogical nor is it unprecedented.
My apologies then. I thought you were saying that a double hc super could be done with a single 360. I also didn't realize Alex's super was a 360. I never played him in SFIII and my only experience with him is TvC. I stand corrected. And it seems I misread her command list so, once again, my apologies concerning that.
However, I disagree concerning your reasoning for the input. Alex's hyper bomb, while a precedent, is not the norm; it's really an oddball when compared to other moves in the series. Using that reasoning a qc special should be a hc that ends with
I completely forgot we had direction emotes here. I'll probably use those from now on
Oh, make no mistake at this point I half agree with you, now that I see you were talking about a single 360 as a super and not a 720(thus my confusion). A single 360 (with leniency) is indeed easier than a 720 or a double HC. If you're going for utility alone then that's the best option. However, I like the idea of needing to time a reversal super, especially grab supers. I suppose I just feel that SFV punishes mashing/churning much more heavily in this game when compared to 3 and 4, and arguably requires a bit more commitment. If her super had sub optimal startup and cool down I could get behind the idea of a 360; however I like how good it looks atm and would prefer that the move stay good and simply require better timing.
That's the thing, it's the same for any move. It depends not only on the input but the frames as well. Double qcs take longer than 360s but people can still punish many moves with a super that has start up on top of the execution time. I'm sure you can recall moments in past SF games where something was punished with a raw super.
Honestly, as long as the input and start up are not ridiculously long, that applies to any move. A simpler input rewards both those with low and high reactions. It's more of a question of how easily something should be punished. I mean look at 3rd Strike Chun: low forward->super was ridiculously good. Low forward, though a normal, easily punished or outright beat many other moves and led to high, consistent, easy damage when super was available. My point is that's there's nothing wrong with simplicity, but when something is simpler and more damaging/useful than the tools of the rest of the cast, things become problematic. I'm not saying Mika would be broken by any means, but it's something to be aware of.
True, it wont stop people from mashing, but it makes successful mashes less likely. A buffer will only hold so many inputs for so long.
That might just be her alt costume.
Speaking of Cammy changes, I agree, it seems ongoing. Like from debut (right) compared to the Vega build (left):
