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There’s a fish pond in the middle that lets you use in game currency you have earned to unlock various unlocks for media, colours, and more. What really stands out is the lobby system that has you moving around as a small figure in a garden that is surrounded by various game system setups where other people’s online avatars are playing. Well, the online mode allows for massive 64 player lobbies and has ranked matches as well. You’re probably wondering how online mode is for a game that already packs so much single player content at this stage. I can’t believe Arc System Works actually put in a mode that helps you learn to react to various things you might experience online or offline.
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This helps you learn how to react when you play against a real person. This goes above and beyond the tutorial and teaches you how to respond to certain attacks and how to execute advanced moves. I wish more fighting games had tutorials this good. I’d recommend doing the tutorial even if you’ve played Sign just to see how well done it is. I love the way the tutorial is more interactive and the inputs are colour coded getting you used to the buttons slowly if you aren’t familiar with Guilty Gear Xrd. There are balloons, moving mini opponents (Jack O servants), and multiple obstacles here.
You aren’t just shown an attack or combo and told to execute it on an opponent. The tutorial relies on various mini-games and objectives for you to accomplish in a stage.
You have your usual versus modes, but what really blew me away in both Revelator and Rev 2 is the tutorial and mission mode. It is always great to see developers actually cater to different kinds of audiences and nail the implementation. I’m still impressed with the story mode here and where the storyline is headed.
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The cinematic story mode is more of a movie that plays out through various cutscenes split up into chapters. You have the option of playing a traditional arcade mode that has each fighter play out a story that takes place before the cinematic story mode. It will be interesting to see how things play out in the future, but for now Rev 2 can be experienced in two ways.Ĭontrary to a certain FGC focused fighting game, Rev 2 has enough content to please veterans and newcomers.
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While Revelator for a full priced release for owners of Sign, Arc System Works seems to be changing their upgrade model here. Owners of Revelator have the option to upgrade to Rev 2 for half price. There’s a standalone release that is perfect for newcomers to Guilty Gear Xrd. Rev 2 is a very interesting release because there are two ways to look at the release.
Fast forward to the present day and we have the third release in the Guilty Gear Xrd franchise in the form of Rev 2. Nothing could top Guilty Gear Xrd Sign for me. I ended up even trying some Blazblue games after that only to be disappointed. I was blown away by how stylish it was and just how much content the release had. I ended up opening it and trying out Xrd Sign only to fall in love with it. I literally had no intention of properly playing it, but just wanted the limited edition. Guilty Gear Xrd Sign in particular was on my radar thanks to the limited edition that Aksys Games released in North America. I was completely oblivious to the world of anime fighters before that game and while the story in both Persona fighting games makes me want to use an evoker in real life, they did get me to check out Arc’s other releases. If you are a beginner at Guilty Gear, please refrain from making posts asking for help until you've read through the Beginner's FAQ thread.Īutomoderator tends to remove some posts the moment they are posted, so this subreddit's moderators will approve them if they're not showing up.Arc System Works first got on my radar when I played Persona 4 Arena. All posts MUST either be about Guilty Gear or relate to playing Guilty Gear. A place for casual and competitive play, character discussion, questions, arguing who has the best theme, and everything else in between.
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