Delrian

That art looks really nice and clean, but the dust washer would cover most of Junpei's shoulder... I would move him over to the left.

Regarding no one "clicking" with you in guilty gear, from my experience it's pretty normal among a handful of individuals. My advice is just to pick one (maybe look at some videos and see who looks the coolest/most fun) and take it as far as you can, because I'm not even sure I've felt that "click" and I've been playing for years.

Um, 3D Models have nothing to do with how characters' hurtboxes and gravity values affect combos...

A physical release would have incurred more costs, so I think the lack of a physical copy showed how low they thought sales numbers would be.

I would recommend just going into training mode and practice moving around and doing those special motions on stick. Also be sure to try different grips (check the grip vid in this thread, along with the thread as a whole http://www.dustloop.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1651-the-help-using-a-joystick-thread/ ). With a little bit of practice you should be good to go.

I'd say keep doing what you're doing now. Trying to learn a game on stick when you already have experience playing on pad makes it even more frustrating when you can't pull off certain things. I actually did the same in picking up a stick and GG at the same time (mostly from the frustration of trying to learn BB on stick when I was unable to do half the things I could do on pad). How long have you been practicing? I don't remember exactly how long it took but I think it was about a month before I got comfortable.

Anyone MW up for mashing atm?

http://www.slagcoin.com/joystick/attributes_brands.html would have the information regarding activation distances on various parts. Won't include stuff like random $50 3rd party sticks. The thing about PS4 is that while a stick won't work on the main menus, a company like ASW can program their game to accept the inputs of a PS3 stick. We'd probably have to wait for a CG PS4 pad to show up before we can think about modding for the whole console... I don't know how easy that particular stick is to mod, but getting a PS360+, and maybe a new joystick might solve your issues better than buying a second $50 one.

2K instead of 2S, but yeah. 2S was only a low in AC and +R (AFAIK).

Right?

It almost looks like another VCL attempt... EDIT: But it looks a little slow for that... or j.D... but I can't really think of anything else.

Main reason SG:Encore is free is that the original got taken down due to publisher issues. The same changes were likely to be included in a free update like SDE if it had the chance to. Also Mike Z is one generous dude.

Main +R thread is this one, but I guess not enough active people here to warrant starting up a whole bunch of new threads.

Can't tell if that stick is small or that ball top is huge...

Nope, just the K version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4g-2YDhM5k But yeah gonna need to figure out how to get this wired connection going so I can netplay.

Mu, Rachel, Arakune maybe...

Considering 6FRC6 doesn't exist anymore, that pretty much goes without saying. Whether the rest of her combos are as tight as they are now... *shrug*

Seconded on the underwhelming.

Fucking normal people not importing Japanese games like the rest of us weaboos.

If you get the black joystick wire harness, you don't need the daisy chain. If you get the daisy chain, you need to get some signal cables (like say, these, although with the daisy chain you'd only need 10 http://www.focusattack.com/black-16pc-wire-with-110-quick-disconnect/)

The Cthulhu works standalone with PC/PS3, and there's a Multi-console version of it that also works with PS2 and a bunch of other older ones. You wouldn't need any other boards unless you wanted 360 functionality or lights.

Nuts and bolts for attaching the joystick to the case? But any kind of good glue would be able to prevent them from moving significantly.

I hate signature limits, lol.

I don't see why it wouldn't be possible... but I lack the means to try it atm.