Narcowski

DLC is almost always version-specific. Games were DLC works across regions like AH3 are a very small minority.

A sizable number of them are from each character's Arcade Mode ending.

Having ordered several things from AmiAmi before, yes, that is normal. They will send you an email when they have a copy of the game to ship you and take your payment then.

Are you 100% sure? I have both the Japanese and US versions of AH3, and my colors DLC works regardless.

I've been doing 5B 5C 2C 236236D 6[6] 214D 5AA 236A~D 2[C] 2B 5C (236B~D)xN, which I think is pretty easy. If you're close enough to get 5B 2B to connect, you can just kill with 5B 2B (5C) 2C 236236D 6[6] 214D 236A~D 214C 214A~Bx5~D 5C 5B (236B~D)xN.

Last I checked, he's considered A-tier... which is mid.

214A+B is SB Aim; Naoto does a forwards roll and goes into aim stance. It's frame 1 invincible and can cross through the opponent.

Naoto has terrible meterless defensive options under pressure including what is easily the worst R-Action in the game*, low life, and is heavily meter/burst-reliant for damage. Moreover, in Naoto's worst matchups (Narukami and Aigis), her traps are more or less useless for controlling space because they can be safely destroyed by those characters' main pressure starting tools. Overall she's not bad; she does have high damage with meter, strong okizeme off of the right confirms, pretty good zoning with gunshots and traps (in most matchups), and decent pokes. Kanji's not exactly bad either, though. *More than a handful of characters can cancel into something which avoids its tiny hitbox on reaction and punish its recovery.

I got it to connect from IAD j.B j.C; corner only. It is very tight.

Perhaps Teddie; his Rage setups are pretty similar to Mist Finer in that they keep you from guarding his next combo. Also, while Mistsuru might be a bit lienar for you, but she has the "whip people to pull them in" thing going on, so I might as well mention her. Aigis might also fit.

http://www.twitch.tv/thebrett says otherwise. Six days and counting.

Agreed, many thanks for these. I found a missing one though; Naoto's 5DD links to http://www.dustloop.com/guides/p4arena/hitbox/Naoto/5DD.html (which is nothing a 404 error).

61% chance of this.

I stand corrected then; somehow managed to never see this come up in a match video till now; Japanese players seemed to just delay tech and get out every time based on what I'd seen. Thanks to everyone for clearing up that misconception.

I didn't mean "never tech", but you can delay until 5DD hits and eat ~400-700 extra damage to escape. Also, nice pie chart list

Yu's oki basically loses to the "don't tech" option. S.Labrys's oki basically doesn't from what I've seen. Chie's 5DD is basically Pretty Maze. I have no idea. I was trying to give a general idea of where I felt the characters ranked in those areas because someone asked. Wasn't trying to start anything.

Yeah, I'm not sure what I was thinking. Liz's damage is insane.

Disclaimer: This is (mostly) my opinion (e.g. it's based on what I've seen and read, but I'm still only one player) and not exactly what you were asking for. It's also nearly 2:40 am. Here you go though...: Oki Tiers: S: S. Labrys, Chie, Yu A: Kanji, Yukiko, Teddie, Aigis* B: Naoto, Akihiko, Mitsuru, Labrys C: Elizabeth, Yosuke Aigis doesn't have strong traditional oki, but she has Vampire Saviour level mixups and resets for oki situations (and in the middle of combos). I'm taking those into account as part of her oki game. Damage Tiers: S: Mitsuru, Akihiko, Aigis, Elizabeth A: Naoto*, Kanji, Labrys*, Chie, Yu B: Teddie, Yukiko, Yosuke, S. Labrys Characters marked with a star have very high situational damage output; Naoto with SMP loops and Labrys with Red axe. If I'm dead wrong on any of this, or anyone just wants to nitpick about it, I'm all for that. Accurate character breakdowns are important, and I'm not a top player by any means .

This will help: http://www.meltybread.com/forums/kohaku%27s-video-room/nicovideo-account-tutorial/ Atlus blew up the guy's account though.

If I remember correctly, the mook was written for 1.01, not 1.02, and the SMP loop hadn't been discovered yet. I'd take everything in it with a grain of salt.

As did AH3. Fortunately, both remember which characters were selected in the previous match, so I guess we can expect P4U to be the same way in that regard. Hopefully mashing start will select the same colors as before, though. Too many options to scroll through otherwise.

Fortunately, dual modding most sticks is really simple and quick these days. I'm buying on PS3, but most of my local fighting game scene overall is on 360.

If you want a 360-only stick, any TE is a good TE. If you want PS3 support as well (for tournaments), the Q4RAF is a great deal at $150. Normally, a dual mod will run you $50-60 if you're doing it yourself and already have all the tools. See http://www.focusattack.com/products/Qanba-Q4RAF-XB360-PS3-PC-Compatible-Joystick-PREORDER.html

Yeah, no kidding. I'm glad I imported. By the way, here's where I'm getting that info from:

People are still going to buy this when PSN comes back up, right? Wait, no. The store isn't coming up till (weeks) after PSN. People will buy it then though, I hope...