This is from a guy I know talking with Capcom guys in London though.
Sony pitched a fit though and said "No Compatability Patch" and Capcom put them on the disc because "Fuck that shit we just want this game out and done with it" And yet you still see professionals kick ass in tournaments.The reason the DLC was done early was supposedly that Capcom knew the game was dogshit midway through the development and just wanted to move everyone on their team on quickly instead of tying them up with doing DLC support. Is that game for beginners too? Of course. isn't the right example to use, but all you need are just two buttons to attack. It is kinda meant for beginners in that they have an easy-to-learn control style. The easier the game gets the more pro players are going to dominate the servers. Even MvC3 the most easy MvC game will still have people that destroy you in one combo. Is Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite a good starting point for beginners? Any MvC game isn't ment for beginners.
So I wanted to know for people like myself and from people who has played it, is the game easy to pull off combos including Command Inputs during combos. I heard that Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite is also made for beginners for accessibility which caught my attention. Input commands like Quarter Circle or DP (I'm aware Tekken is different to games like SF).
I'm currenty playing Tekken 7 and enjoying the game as I can play it, probably because Tekken doesn't focus much on SF-like I then tried Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 and had the same issues like before. I tried Ultra Street Fighter 4, I didn't like it as i felt the timing for command inputs is strict during combos. Originally posted by K9K110:I have started trying to get into the fighting genre since last year.
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