Potemkin feels like Gief if someone at capcom REALLY FUCKING LOVED Gief and was left alone to make design choices. Wow.

But I’m telling you right now, Nag on extreme on arcade mode is a mark ass trick with his constant rage without losing life and other shady snk boss absurdity on his side. I started playing with him before trying Pote so I get how things can go wrong with him. And the computer just cancels all of his issues with him as the boss on extreme. Lame as hell.

>that's an intoxicating combo. since both players can usually
>cancel any action offensively (red and purple roman cancel) or
>cancel the opponent's offensive action (yellow roman cancel
>and burst) nothing is "set" (like SFV v-trigger activation or
>SFIV FADC timings) or taken for granted so you have to be on
>your toes all the time
>
>and this game is still incredibly technical. they upped the
>damage and nerfed gatling combos but all the just frame stuff
>and high level decision making is still in there. wakeup
>reversal timing is very strict. character weight is still
>present (combos that work on a heavy character won't work on a
>light character.) combo timing can get down to 1-2 frames.
>it is a hard game sometimes
>
>>This game looks amazing. I've bought it but I haven't jumped
>>into it yet. Just from watching some videooooooos, I expect
>to
>>be enamored and locked in if I can just get my feet on the
>>ground/figure out who I want to play with. I can see veering
>>towards some zone person if not a big character who can do
>>DAMAGE on punishes, but I don't know if the game is simple
>>enough for my old SF4 Gouken tricks to work! Haha.
>
>sounds like nago is your man. GIANT buttons, huge damage, and
>a lot of risky rushdown. early returns on him from the beta
>were not promising but folks have started to unlock him and he
>is a real problem in the hands of a capable player