It's not a fair comparison in the first place when you compare a game with mostly the same old cast with a game with a lot of newer characters. Which is a good thing btw, cant let the new faces beat experienced seasoned KOF players who put the work in. The entry barrier is lowered but to actually get good in XIV is as hard as any other KOF for its own reasons. Both XIII and XIV going off the data are roughly the same balance wise, but if things are left alone it will 100% gear towards a set team and an army of Benimaru's.
XIII Climax came out in the same year but that was arcade exclusive at the time. History repeats itself and XIV was in an even worse state before the 3 updates it had while XIII only had 1 and that was with the console release. There were 5 Benimaru's and 2 Iori's in XIV, over in XIII 2012 there were 5 Kims and 2 Iori's. GCCM.PK|White-AshX (Nakoruru/Yuri/Athena, Mian/Yuri/Athena)ĪRCADESHOCK|REYNALD (Gang-il/Geese/Meintenkun, Geese/Benimaru/Meitenkun, Gang-il/Robert/Benimaru) TC|PAKO (Meitenkun/Luong/Mai, Meitenkun/Luong/Muimui) Huomao|ZJZ (Benimaru/Mature/Leona, Mature/Yuri/Leona, Athena/Yuri/Mature, Meitenkun/Yuri/Mature) Qanba.Douyu|Xiaohai (Kula/Robert/Iori, Kula/Benimaru/Iori,, Kula/K’/Iori, Robert/Benimaru/Iori) (Meitenkun/Benimaru/Leona, Billy/Leona/Benimaru, Leona/Daimon/Benimaru, Clark/Benimaru/Daimon) VVv.TC|Romance (King/Benimaru/Yuri, King/Hwa/Benimaru)ġ. IGL|BALA (Billy/Takuma/Shen, Ralf/Takuma/Shen, Clark/Takuma/Shen, Benimaru/Shen/Takuma)ĬafeID|Verna (EX Iori/Duo Lon/Kim, King/Duo Lon/Kim)ĬafeID|Gutts (EX Iori, Saiki, Vice, Mr. Lets compare the current state of XIV to the early stage of console XIII back in 2012.
Coliflower's KoF XIV Quick Combo Guides. Constant trolling about how terrible KoF games are. Follow reddit rules and let's keep things civil around here. A dictonary for learning fighting game vernacular. Fighting Game Terminology Glossary ( Secondary Link). Used to find match videos for nearly any fighting game. iPlaywinner's Ultimate List of Youtube Fighting Game Channels. The game knows no rules of “honor” or of “cheapness.” The game only knows winning and losing. The notorious book that shattered many beginners' incorrect beliefs:. There are two ways to walk away from a match as the loser. Ponder and Seth Killian's quintessential articles for separating the scrub from the grandmaster:. This, too, is Street Fighter-centric although most of the concepts are applicable to KOF and 2D fighters. The essential reference for understanding how fighting games are played when both players stop haphazardously jumping in and focus on the intense grounded battle. 
Sirlin focuses on Super Turbo to cover elementary basics of fighting games, but he also demonstrates the geometric warfare of hitboxes and advanced concepts such as 「pressing the advantage」.Counterhits can only occur under special conditions in KOF, and they can lead into combos or heavier damage at minimum.
Though many of the applications of whiff canceling aren't as useful in KOFXIII, the basic premise of whiffing normals into specials can have huge implications for characters that can stick out a buff poke such as a sweep, and then follow up with a generally safe special that may even control a different portion of the screen. The King of Details #4: Whiff Canceling. This guide covers basic strategies and guidelines, such as canceling into specials or command normal to lessen a player's negative advantage during blockstrings. The third installment covers techniques for making execution easier, such as holding down a button to make performing specials and DMs much easier. The King of Details #3: Buffering Tricks. Part two of Phoenix guide walks through throw invuln, alternate guarding, and teching. Kof xiii kula how to#
Part of Phoenix's detail-heavy articles, the first discusses how to properly apply a defensive fuzzy guard technique to help against high/low/throw mixups from hops. Another guide for fighting Andy and punishing his attacks and abusing his weaknesses. A guide for dealing with King's zoning and special game. Helps players fight against Benimaru, while also providing Benimaru players with info on what not to do. Lists out the criteria a player should look into while learning a new character. Explains how newer players should pick their initial team, stop worrying, and keep playing. 
Explains how close range offense works in KOF and includes a video tutorial.Compares strengths and weaknesses of Kyo and NESTS Kyo.
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