And I need at least 3 more hands.
I like this game. It's new to me. Very new. Only other fighting games I have ever played are smash 64 and Brawl, so, you know, not really helping there.
I could say a bunch of things I like but the point of this place is discussion, so I mostly just want to know if, for an absolute beginner, using a stick or D-Pad is better in the long run. The pad seems a lot better for precise inputs and such so far, but given how much literally nothing I know about fighting games other than how much of a black sheep Brawl is in the franchise by only having combos in the form of repeated grabs and being slow, I don't have much anything to work with. So far all my learning process has been is "Get smeared across the wall in pixel lobbies, see how they do it, and practice inputs".
I like this game. It's new to me. Very new. Only other fighting games I have ever played are smash 64 and Brawl, so, you know, not really helping there.
I could say a bunch of things I like but the point of this place is discussion, so I mostly just want to know if, for an absolute beginner, using a stick or D-Pad is better in the long run. The pad seems a lot better for precise inputs and such so far, but given how much literally nothing I know about fighting games other than how much of a black sheep Brawl is in the franchise by only having combos in the form of repeated grabs and being slow, I don't have much anything to work with. So far all my learning process has been is "Get smeared across the wall in pixel lobbies, see how they do it, and practice inputs".