Has the best jump in the game, which makes dealing with j.6B extremely annoying. With her overall fantastic mobility and great pokes, she can frustrate her opponents and then just shmix them to death with her strong high/low mixup game. Alice: Another character that can do both rushdown and keepaway effectively, Alice's low rushes will devastate anyone not prepared for them.His lack of blue health regeneration in neutral due to not using his Beast Form can be a problem for him, and due to focusing more on Hyperbeast, he can't Hyper Burst from combos as much as other characters.
In Hyperbeast, he is an absolute monster: his mobility and normals are boosted and he becomes a combo machine this means he has to play around Hyper Burst windows, build meter in neutral, activate at a good time and maximize damage. This, in turn, means people have to play around him differently, which can take them out of their comfort zone. The character is heavily weighted toward his Hyperbeast: he gets one of the best Hyperbeast Forms in the game but the worst Beast Form by far, meaning he has to play different to most other characters. Cronos: Everyone's favorite character to whine about, which mostly comes down to lack of matchup knowledge and lack of understanding of game mechanics that said, he is still a very strong character with good mobility and good normals.He takes less damage than the other S tier characters and his Hyperbeast is exceptionally strong, being outdone only by Alice and Cronos' own Hyperbeast Forms. His mobility is some of the best in the game: his sways and weaves are amazing and people don't realize just how good they are. He can rush down, can play keepaway/hit-and-run, can weave in and out of combat ranges with ease, has one of the best Command Throws in the game (if not THE best) with huge range and access to a huge damage combo, has tech traps, Guard Break setups, Heavy Guard traps and, of course, the dreaded 8f slide. Yugo: This character does everything! His pressure, damage, mobility, mixups and punishes are all top notch.However, his all-around amazing normals can make up for these with how well he can control space. His downsides are his mobility and his health: Xion's mobility is a bit worse than the other S tier characters' and he takes a lot of damage when hit. Crazy damage on normals and throws are combined with blades that have no hurtboxes, giving him great range on everything and making him uncontested in the mid-range. Xion: An already strong character without the 3B Cancel Loop, he sits at the top with it.These characters all have great damage and great neutral with strong mobility, utility and useful Hyperbeast Forms. A+: Gado, Shenlong, Fang, Long, Ganesha.While character placements within tiers vary from player to player, they generally look quite similar. Walls: either Default or Final (Up to the TO).The preferred ruleset for Bloody Roar Extreme is as follows: What is the preferred ruleset for this game? An alternative guide for an older version of Dolphin can be found here.
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A video guide on how to set the game up can be found here. Core gameplay revolves around trying to force situations where the player is in their Beast form while their opponent is stuck in Human form.īloody Roar Extreme is played online via Dolphin Netplay. In Bloody Roar Extreme, each character has 3 forms: Human (which is weak), Beast (which is strong) and Hyperbeast (which is very strong but has a limited duration).
1.3 What is the preferred ruleset for this game?.
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