I'd hate to bring in some more TeamWushu stuff to bore you guys with, but how about similar classifications to their stuff?
Classification:
example - T1_R_B_S_O
read as: Tier 1, relax, bushido, style, original
T# - your current tier
~preferable grab on opener~
R - relax
C - contract
E - extend
H - hold
~preferable play-style~
A - aggressive (kicks, knees, etc)
D - defensive (counters, suplexes, etc)
B - bushido (full throws, developing new bushido techniques)
~preferable movement style~
E - effective (solely focused on winning)
S - style (focused on giving a beautiful replay without caring for the win)
Q - combined (focused on winning with style)
~preferable dojo type~
B - big dojo (for those abd fans)
O - classic aikido.tbm dojo (regular square dojo)
G - greykido (rounded or square dojo)
S - for the spiritwrestling fans (round dojo)
Any other ideas or improvements to this? ^
Classification:
example - T1_R_B_S_O
read as: Tier 1, relax, bushido, style, original
T# - your current tier
~preferable grab on opener~
R - relax
C - contract
E - extend
H - hold
~preferable play-style~
A - aggressive (kicks, knees, etc)
D - defensive (counters, suplexes, etc)
B - bushido (full throws, developing new bushido techniques)
~preferable movement style~
E - effective (solely focused on winning)
S - style (focused on giving a beautiful replay without caring for the win)
Q - combined (focused on winning with style)
~preferable dojo type~
B - big dojo (for those abd fans)
O - classic aikido.tbm dojo (regular square dojo)
G - greykido (rounded or square dojo)
S - for the spiritwrestling fans (round dojo)
Any other ideas or improvements to this? ^
Originally Posted by Lazors
I don't think relaxing, holding, or extending wrists has any major differences in gameplay. All we really need is a contract and extend classification.
I do think it's important to specify whether you go for damage or prefer self damage only.
Also by greykido dojo, do you mean dojos with objects, like minekido and that other mod with a lot of objects and stuff? Cause rounded or square dojo doesn't say very much.
Yeah wasn't sure whether to put relax and hold because some players prefer to do those things, the more simpler it is the easier it is to understand though.
I wasn't sure by damage if you meant just attacking as much as you can or not, forgot about the actual damage option. We don't want to have classifications to be too long though.
By round and square dojo I meant greykido.tbm and rb_greykido.tbm, but now that you're mentioning objects, that classification can be changed to suit that, thanks for the idea.
Originally Posted by Lazors
Other than that it's great. Then the question is what we're gonna do with tiers. We could either stick to the bushido principle and get people to rank up through its system, or make different ladders for different playstyles.
Example-ish:
Agressive tier: maximising damage, attempting takedowns in a chain, breaking joints on demand
Defensive: countering moves, absorbing force, counter-throwing (aka throw save)
Bushido: you already know why are you reading this?
You've given me a great idea: how about we have 3 separate tiers for each type of play, and then an ultimate tier for those that master all 3?
If anyone could just post some skills that you need to play in aggressive/defensive style that'd be great, we could start working on tiers for those catergories soon after.
Originally Posted by Possesed
Well holo some dont like grabbing on 1st frame or go all random. And lets say P for all dojos?
So i would be like T2?_H_B_S_P
Ah yes I was thinking about players that go random openers on first turn then forgot as I started writing, good idea about dojos too.
Yeah when we have classifications all worked out maybe we can add it to info thread and whatnot.
Last edited by Holotor; Aug 28, 2014 at 07:01 PM.
Originally Posted by Holo
I'd hate to bring in some more TeamWushu stuff to bore you guys with, but how about similar classifications to their stuff?
Classification:
example - T1_R_B_S_O
read as: Tier 1, relax, bushido, style, original
T# - your current tier
~preferable grab on opener~
R - relax
C - contract
E - extend
H - hold
~preferable play-style~
A - aggressive (kicks, knees, etc)
D - defensive (counters, suplexes, etc)
B - bushido (full throws, developing new bushido techniques)
~preferable movement style~
E - effective (solely focused on winning)
S - style (focused on giving a beautiful replay without caring for the win)
Q - combined (focused on winning with style)
~preferable dojo type~
B - big dojo (for those abd fans)
O - classic aikido.tbm dojo (regular square dojo)
G - greykido (rounded or square dojo)
S - for the spiritwrestling fans (round dojo)
Any other ideas or improvements to this? ^
1st, no yellow color, and all letters should be different
still don't like it for some reason, it's more of player's preferences other than a style description.
i will come to think about this again at some point, but i'm strongly against this type of desc as it is now.
there are in fact differences in execution by different people, but i can't nail it as precisely as it is for wushu (wushu is really easy in this sense), while in aikido you can see the difference by joints utilized
RAFS etc make sense for wushu as there are multiple engagements and people infact play different, while aikido is mostly about getting one or another move done correctly.
style / effectivity is also a bit off, as you always try to execute technique you chosen with maximum effectivity. there is no time or space for decoration elements like backflips or spins
Last edited by snake; Aug 28, 2014 at 07:28 PM.
Originally Posted by Yaum
The thing about bushido, is when after you're done doing the throw, its hard to figure out what to do next without ruining the realistic play
strench them with one arm up and another down, and just keep balance standing on opposite leg.
they will get down after one or another turn. just need some patience
can't really check replays, but the example is eather
this one
the one which is slower
Last edited by snake; Aug 29, 2014 at 02:35 PM.
