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Post by Severla on Sept 27, 2018 16:04:22 GMT
So I guess I'm gonna pass on this DLC. Carl is making it a mod requirement at this point. Not getting it, at this point, is literally just falling off of the planet, really. |
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Post by kingradical on Sept 27, 2018 16:08:21 GMT
So I guess I'm gonna pass on this DLC. Carl is making it a mod requirement at this point. Not getting it, at this point, is literally just falling off of the planet, really. Sad to hear that, but I was halfway off anyway so I guess nobody will notice much |
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Post by Void Worship on Sept 27, 2018 16:10:41 GMT
So it seems that the official NJPW edits really like performing their sigs and finishers within 5 minutes of the match
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Post by gonzalez on Sept 27, 2018 16:16:06 GMT
So it seems that the official NJPW edits really like performing their sigs and finishers within 5 minutes of the match That was an issue with Returns as well actually. |
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Post by El Marsh on Sept 27, 2018 16:17:41 GMT
I'm a little late to the party but this is indeed a very nice surprise.
I really wish that there were an easy remedy for compatibility.
Truthfully, I have no qualms about them doing it WWE 2K-style wherein there is an automatic disclaimer for uploads that feature DLC content.
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Post by El Marsh on Sept 27, 2018 16:29:47 GMT
hmmmm
I'm using a PS4 controller and the update apparently has menu operation set to that pesky FPR style wherein X is the cancel/return button and O is the confirmation button.
I don't understand, why would they change this?
Is that something that I can mess around with for myself outside of the game? (it's been over a year since I installed the PS4 controller on my PC and I've only done it the once.....for FPW >_>)
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Post by Void Worship on Sept 27, 2018 16:38:08 GMT
So it seems that the official NJPW edits really like performing their sigs and finishers within 5 minutes of the match That was an issue with Returns as well actually. I've heard about that but looking at the logic, their Lrg finisher or sig is set to around 10% and 5% at most in Md and nothing in Sml. Those numbers are a little higher than I like but not enough to make Ishii pull out a screwdriver (0/0/10) in 4 minutes. Lol. |
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Post by sofia on Sept 27, 2018 16:43:47 GMT
The reason it's happening so early is likely their offense/defense params.
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Post by Void Worship on Sept 27, 2018 16:46:57 GMT
The reason it's happening so early is likely their offense/defense params. Ah. Makes sense. So due to the combo, they are getting them to that trigger faster? |
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Post by Severla on Sept 27, 2018 16:48:21 GMT
I don't understand, why would they change this? Accidentally slapping Japan's code into the US release, since Japan is O confirm, X Cancel in everything. Not sure how that has remained a regional thing all these years. |
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Post by ripper on Sept 27, 2018 16:49:13 GMT
Man, lots of pinheaded edits in NJ. Okada especially looks weird. Thank god for unlimited edit slots, cause I'm going to re-do the whole f'n roster.
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Post by sofia on Sept 27, 2018 16:52:05 GMT
I don't understand, why would they change this? Accidentally slapping Japan's code into the US release, since Japan is O confirm, X Cancel in everything. Not sure how that has remained a regional thing all these years. I imagine it's to avoid Nintendo getting litigious outside of a Japanese court over the Playstation controller or something. Since the PS1 was so heavily based off of the Super NES due to the agreement Sony and Nintendo had, the old PS controller is basically just a slightly retooled SNES pad. And with it, they tried to create an input standard in Japan that matches the usual button mapping for stuff on SNES. O corresponds to A on Ninty games, X to B. In old JRPGs of the day, menus were usually assigned to the X button on SNES, and Y was reserved for context-sensitive actions. I think they changed the O and X inputs in the US purely to avoid getting accused of infringing on anything Nintendo could claim is their own creation. |
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Post by view619 on Sept 27, 2018 17:07:25 GMT
I think the issue here is that, if they did that, then someone would just post the NJPW defaults and Takayama, unmodified, on the workshop. Sure, you can't use the new parts and moves yourself, but if there's any selling point to those default wrestlers, it's nullified by that. That’s a good point. Hmm, anyone have any ideas? There needs to be a method of easily viewing and deleting edits with dlc assets if you haven't purchased the dlc yourself. It's not the fact that they're dlc that's the issue (if you don't like the price, wait for a sale), it's existing edits suddenly not working because you didn't update, and then locking your game when attempting to use them without warning. It wouldn't be a bad suggestion to toss to Spike, since it's a potential major issue moving forward (it will be the same for the remaining he heavyweight dlc as well). |
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Post by Severla on Sept 27, 2018 17:13:34 GMT
locking your game when attempting to use them without warning. DLC puts a block over them. You cant even choose them to start a match, much less crash from using them. |
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Post by BrownDerby on Sept 27, 2018 17:13:46 GMT
hmmmm I'm using a PS4 controller and the update apparently has menu operation set to that pesky FPR style wherein X is the cancel/return button and O is the confirmation button. I don't understand, why would they change this? Is that something that I can mess around with for myself outside of the game? (it's been over a year since I installed the PS4 controller on my PC and I've only done it the once.....for FPW >_>) I still get X confirm and circle to cancel, using "PlayStation Configuration Support" in Steam's controller settings. If I disable it, it's the other way. |
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