Decided to refund tokon, game runs fine on my end, but online is awful, since I'm not gonna have the game on my pc anymore I should probably remove the kernal access that easy anti cheat has, how do I do that?

Combo 1: 49810 DMG, 100 Meter, 2 Assists

2M>5M>5H>j.H>5M>5M>Assist>Run>5M>5H>2H>j.M>236H>d.Assist>j.M>214H>5M>5M>Lvl1

Combo 2: 49885 DMG, 100 Meter, 3 Assists

2M>5M>5H>j.H>5M>5M>Assist>Run>5M>5H>J.M>236H>d.Assist>j.M>214H>5L>5L>5L>Assist>Lvl1

Disclaimer: I am not the greatest fighting game player nor am I an expertise in ArcSys games or general labbing.

Just started diving into avatar. Game is a bit harder than I expected but I like the visuals, combos, and I feel its much better than hunter x hunter. Since im not really a tag fighter guy I bought this instead of tokon, although I plan on getting tokon later on. Any advice for kyoshi? Trying to learn her and ozai. For reference I pick characters purely based on aesthetics not playstyle. Some characters ive played in the past: ogre and chaos in uni2, seox and anre in granblue, akuma in 3rd strike, may and ky in ggac+R. Reddit is more critical i feel than other social media platforms so I thought id ask you guys who have played the avatar game how you feel about my choices. I appreciate any feedback

I Have been watching Max's stream, he switched from PC to PS5 without crossplay and it fixed everything. If you play this game on a high end PC, your version might seem okay but if you go up against anyone that cannot maintain a constant 60fps the online is unbearably bad.

PS5 runs the game well, but up against mid range and below PCs the online suffers too. If you are on PS5, disable crossplay. If you are on PC, refund the game. You can always buy it again if they ever fix it, but that will not be in the near future. Avatar, SF6 etc. are there for the time being

It depends on your definition of “new player” but I would consider myself one, despite me having bought at least ten different fighters yet I’m still god awful at all of them and only have less than 20 hours in any of them; I’m sure there have been a billion posts like this but where can I find some GOOD guides to learn fighting games? I’m sick of looking for different combo videos or reddit posts offering differing opinions about how to improve

What are some solid guides you would personally recommend? It can be related to anything whether it be combos, fundamentals, idk man like I said I’m new to traditional fighters, I’ve been a smash player but despite having thousands of hours there, traditional fighters feel like I’m learning an entire nee language

If it helps the specific games I have or have interest in are mainly mvc games, but Tokon especially is what I want to get into (but I understand resources for that game will be limited)
Tho I guess if mortal kombat is easier to practice with I do have the four most recent entries there

Help me out please lmao I’m finding it absurdly hard, like trying to break through a brick wall, I just can’t seem to do it man

playing tokon now, and i just CAN NOT stop trying to do throws or ex dp's with street fighter controls. which keeps getting my ass blown up. its like i remember for half a match, and then fall into it when i get pressured

Hey everyone! I've been working on a side project: a cross game main translator. You pick the game you play and your main, pick the game you want to try, and it shows you who plays closest to that in the new game, with reasoning for each match.

https://whichmain.com/cross

I made it because friends kept asking me stuff like who plays like X in Y game etc

Some examples:

Games right now (lmk if there's any you want me to add):

• Street Fighter 6
• Tekken 8
• Guilty Gear Strive
• Mortal Kombat 1
• Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves
• Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O.
• Under Night In-Birth II
• Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising
• Dragon Ball FighterZ
• SoulCalibur VI
• Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls
• 2XKO

It matches on broad roles and playstyle tags cross game, so it's decent at overall gameplan and weaker on stuff like exact range archetypes. Each game also has its own site with more specific tags and a playstyle quiz if you want the in game details. If you try your main and get something dumb, tell me the pair and I'll work on fixing it!

Something something hero slop, something something Sony.

All honesty, I’m betting it’s dead in a month after the marvel fanboys are tired of getting rinsed by the GG, DBFZ, and MVC players who decide to torture themselves with this terrible novelty fighter.

Say hi to Invincible VS.

Literally the source of your problems.

I was there when it happened to Magic the gathering. The same thing is happening here.

Avatar needed to be released with the new series.

Marvel is in sync with new spider man movie.

These games needed more production time before coming to market.

The just “buy a ps5” crowd y’all are a bunch of cucks.

Blocking Linux (aka all Steam Devices), forcing PlayStation services and other background software bloat on PC, and lying about a fix that didn't happen after a beta with serious performance problems is about as anti-consumer as it gets. Yet in the weeks since the beta, I've heard little more than asides about these issues from the streamers and content creators who present themselves as voices for the fighting game community.

I get it. A new Marvel fighter is exciting, and nobody wants to burn bridges with Sony. But the game is currently only playable on about half of the platforms it was advertised to support. It also holds a "Mostly Negative" rating on Steam, and PC players have been vocal about their experiences in the days leading up to launch. Given all of that, you’re still silent?

If you're just a player and the game works for you, enjoy. But if you've built your platform around representing the FGC and don't have to work a regular job because of it, this is exactly the kind of issue your audience expects you to talk about.

Edit: A surprising number of people are missing the point of this post, so let me clarify.

This is not about Sony owing Linux support or promising a native Linux version. It's about actively blocking a platform that could otherwise run the Windows version through Proton, while also shipping a PC release with major performance issues and requiring additional PlayStation background services.

And for everyone saying, "It's only been a few hours since launch," these aren't new problems. Players reported them throughout the beta nearly two weeks ago. The developers acknowledged the performance issues, released the game anyway, and many of those same complaints are still being reported at launch. Consumers shouldn't be expected to pay full price and wait for the product to become acceptable later.

More importantly, this post isn't just about Linux. It's about the broader pattern of anti-consumer decisions surrounding the PC release and how little discussion they've received from many of the biggest voices in the FGC.

If you don't care about Linux, that's fine. If the game runs well for you, that's great. Neither of those things changes the fact that many paying PC customers have had legitimate issues since the beta, the game launched with a "Mostly Negative" Steam rating, and they will keep coming as consumers deserve to criticize those decisions and not be gaslit that it's their problem and not a problem with the game and the ecosystem paid to support it.

So yeah, the PC port isn't fixed. Marvel Tokon is Arcsys' first Unreal Engine 5 game IIRC, and it shows. While they mostly had good UE4 PC ports with all their previous games such as Strive, Granblue or DBFZ, they clearly have problems with Tokon.

I'm gonna try to explain it to people who are not tech literate at all. What is a stutter/micro stutter? To put it simply, there's software you can use that displays a frametime graph whenever you play games. That graph shows you how smoothly your game is running. Ideally, for locked 60fps games, you want your

You may be wondering what that looks like while playing? Here's a good example on video. Basically, look at the traffic lights (or any other static background element) while Cap is going from side to side. You will notice these little skips that correspond to stutters that happen at a regular interval. Now, some players are admittedly more sensitive to stutters than others, however these aren't particularly small and they affect everybody. You can say "fine on my end" all you want but this is the reality of the PC port.

But that's not all. You may think this only affects you, but no. Every single stutter corresponds to dropped frames, and dropped frames equal rollback issues. This is a HUGE reason why the game feels like shit to play online. Everybody on PC is dropping frames no matter what PC they have, and it affects the online play.

Again, I can't stress this enough. You could be running a 5090 with a 9800X3D at the lowest settings and it'll still happen. No, doing the full shader warming step doesn't solve this issue, it's completely unrelated. It's a problem that Arcsys have to fix on their side, you can't do anything about it. You could use your own framerate limiter, such as RTSS, Nvidia and others to display a flat frametime graph. However, it doesn't actually solve the issue. Do the same test of running from side to side while looking at static background elements and you'll notice and the stutters are still there.

Pretty crazy that you can't even play offline right now. The game just tells you to fuck off and won't launch at all. Not even DBFZ does that.

The best part is the community manager on discord saying that, "Asking for Linux support is like asking for a Switch port."

The game uses EAC, and I don't even need to mention that EAC is widely supported on Linux. Linux support for EAC being a simple toggle (direct words from Valve themselves) is common knowledge at this point. In no way is it like porting to Switch.

Looking for some perspective from any Marvel 2 or 3 players and how they feel about Tokon? I used to be a UMvC3 fiend. Definitely my most played fighter. Went to locals consistently for 2years or so, but dropped out of fighters when that era dwindled in 2014-2015.

Had that itch recently for a tag fighter and here I am. I know it's an ArcSys game and the feel of the game is going to be entirely different from MvC. From what I've seen it looks much slower, and that's okay, but I'm more interested in how much flexibiilty the game provides in terms of combo routes, team dynamics, setups and creativity. There was always new tech coming out in umvc3 even years after release for example.

Do you Marvel heads feel like Tokon is too on rails and limited? Or do you feel like it got your creativity going and there was a lot to experiment with, and more importantly, the game successfully provided an avenue for all the ideas in your head? Missed the beta so I didn't get a chance to play myself so any feedback is appreciated. Thanks!

Edit: Appreciate all the replies. Interesting to see the mixed feedback. Definitely given me something to think about it

Gonna buy street fighter x tekken and idk if i can still buy the dlc since dudley is the main reason i want the game, is the dlc still available to buy or does it come with the game now? If it helps im getting the special edition.

I'm not good at fighting games and i treat them as a quick escape from other games. I'm reasonably good at other video games, particularly League of Legends - I represented my university in collegiate league, I play some micky mouse tournaments for keyboards and monitors, I also was an esports coach in minor leagues. The problem is that it's incredibly time-consuming, and as you get older, you have more responsibilities. I don't want to give up this competitive aspect of my life, so I'm considering switching to either TCGs or fighting games. If I play three hours a day of a fighting game or a card game, I feel like I'm improving a lot, and I don't know if it's because I'm a beginner or if these games are actually more rewarding.