The combos in the video run long and it's unlikely you'd ever see such optimized combos in a match given the execution and in-game resources required to pull them off, but the point is they're possible - and that's a level of freedom that hasn't yet been offered in SF5. I really like the current version of SF5 and elements of this mod do in places look a little too much like anime fighter or Versus Series levels of shenanigans (IE, not very Street Fighter) but in other places this mod makes really smart decisions that Capcom might actually want to pay attention to as they look to continue to balance SF5. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Here's a showcase of all the new super moves so far, many of which are surprisingly animated for a fan-made mod. There's also changes and new mechanics around the SF5's V System, allowing that to be used in interesting ways to extend combos.Ĭharacters even have new moves and supers - and in a particularly nerdy fighting game fan touch I want to note that they've given Cammy the overhead kick that Orchid has in Killer Instinct - because of course. In other places the game more closely resembles Street Fighter 4, Street Fighter X Tekken and the over-the-top SF4 Omega Mode, adding in things like a cross-up Tatsu kick for Ryu and ensuring that light moves can link directly into medium moves. Thanks to changes like this and the addition of invincible backdashes defensive play is far more viable than in SF5 as it stands.

That involves major changes including revamped defense to prevent things like ambiguous mix-ups in the corner that allow you to force your opponent to play a fifty-fifty guessing game of which side you plan to hit.

Manage cookie settingsīroadly speaking, Mysterious Mod aims to fix some of the more significant issue and fan complaints with SF5 that have persisted even as the game enters its third season of balance changes with the recent patch and release of SF5 Arcade Edition. Here it is in action: To see this content please enable targeting cookies. The latest fan effort for rebalancing and reimagining Street Fighter 5 is so impressive that Capcom itself might want to sit up and take notice - a lot of the ideas featured in Street Fighter 5: Mysterious Mod would work well being added to the game proper. Capcom continues to rebalance Street Fighter 5 regularly, but fans also have some neat ideas of their own.

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