Art of Fighting 3 - All Desperation Moves 

People already do lmao

I heard somewhere that they used live actors as the basis for animations in aof3 which is why it looks so smooth.

​​​@@goodlookinouthomie1757s, Steven Seagal did the moves of Garcia, i mean the walking.

@@dieterrosswag933 Really? That's pretty cool to find out - and knowing that it makes perfect sense because he moves just like Segal does.

@@goodlookinouthomie1757 just kidding. But i read that Robert Garcia was inspired by Andy Garcia and Steven Seagal.

Yeah, but sf3 animators couldn't make the character's with the same size of the aof3. And it seems that they didn't used rotoscoping like aof3

@@aguchogames bro you're in every comment screaming roboscoping, roboscoping ,roboscoping,roboscoping, give it a ressstttt. Jheeze

@@MrKennnnnn 🤣🤣🤣

And then MotW came out...

@@aguchogames "And it seems that they didn't used rotoscoping like aof3" Elena says hi

Basically the only nice things this game was

I wish I could say the same to the gameplay.

Too bad the game is trash

Yeah, but most of the specials suck. Half of them are the same thing, just copy-pasted onto different characters. Rody and Karman were the only cool ones.

I still think it should have had a simpler and more conventional animation style, and a system that resembled AOF more.

Good ol days...

Lots of frames but definitely not good animation, very stiff

They used rotoscoping to make the character's animations.

@@alebrigaz Exactly. A lot of people mistake a high number of frames and smooth interpolation for good animation, but most of this isn't good animation. There are some nicely animated exceptions for sure, but for the most part the poses are really stiff and lack any dynamism. You can definitely tell it's rotoscoped.

Amazed? Try Garou: Mark of the Wolves

Cole's suit seems to be indestructible though.

@@targetseeker I guess his suit is more badass than everyone in the game.

I know you mean well, but it's not equal rights. Men are "allowed" to walk around with their bare chests almost anywhere. A lot of men don't feel ashamed or embarrassed to be seen without a shirt on. Especially true for fit guys, like most guys in the game are. When the game rips off the clothes of women, most of the time their bras are exposed. Bras aren't meant to be "seen" by the world at large; only by those she consents to show them to. For it to be equal rights, you'd need to have most of the guys end up in their boxers, with their butts almost "exposed", or something like that. Then it would be a similar situation of shame and embarrassment.

Took them a couple of games

​@@targetseeker no, that's because his desperation move doesn't rip opponent's torso

Loved Rody Birts! Hated that super lol

BUT it was a HYPER tonfa...

It's like Haomaru's Super move in SS2

Also a guy who yell really loud.

@@ZARATUSTRA1780 That's Sinclair's finisher though lol

rothoscoping

They used rotoscoping, an animation method where you use live action video as a base for the animation

Unfortunately gameplay wise is very awful compare to aof 2.

@@truelovewontwait Maybe the budget went away in the graphics, they even used rotoscoping to make character's animations.

The gameplay DEFINITLY wasn't awful compared to 2, lol. It felt way better.

In a way I like how the guys wielding actual weapons special move is just to give a real good whack with it. "For her LDM, she wields a gun"

What's your opinion on Skullgirls and Darkstalkers 3?

He would be a nice addition to KoF with a reworked moveset.

Art of Fighting 2 felt the least hard-hitting, they even put throw-escapes in the game.

Cameos at least, but not much else yet.

Besides Kasumi, they were not interesting at all.

@@Marcelo-rs8yh But we have whip.

ikr and they're actually a better characters than Choi, Chang & Chin. God, i wish that they're gone forever, and more AoF/FF characters came back in KOF series.

@@PiccoloNamexio Maybe Karman has potential to become a nice char under a modern KoF design, but that's it. Nobody else from AOF3 deserves to come back. Like even back then they (mostly) didnt deserve to exist and take the place of the old roster. And for sure they are not better than Chang, Choi and Chin. You just dislike them, and that's a completely different thing. I dont hate them but i honestly want a better rotation in the roster, and they could get out sometimes and give their slots to other chars. But absolutely not being removed from the series. You hate too much to get yourself to understand the chars and how they contribute to fgs with their gameplay ideas (especially Choi).

Haha, yes. His fight pose is ridículous.

@@aguchogames but in a real fight on any discipline a guy who is active is more dificult to read than one static or "cool".

You're exagerating, but yes, the graphics were incredible to its time. They used rotoscoping to make character's animations, that's why the animations are so good.

@@aguchogames There's plenty of games that lack this kinda animation under nights rebirth for example fantastic game still

Ryo awesome

Yup

Except this one needs you to take away half of the opponent’s health first, forcing you to work your way if you want to get that _MATCH K.O,_ ironically, the protagonists (Robert and Ryo) has some of the slowest desperation move,just behind Sinclair and fucking Karman and Wang Koh-San has the fastest desperation move (one of the weakest characters)

@@James-oj6ru so they are like a combo of the instant kills in Gg missing link and the astral finishers in BlazBlue.

@@James-oj6ru More than half actually

@@idoshanintendo more like the super moves on GG and Blazblue are like THIS!!

I would say Garou: Mark of the Wolves rivals SFIII

@@dieseldust27 nope, this came out in 96, SFIII surpased this and the MotW beated both.

That’s because it’s the first NEO•GEO game to use a motion capturing system, allowing 2D sprites with fluid and believable animations. They were doing this because they wanted the game to play something like Virtua Fighter or 鉄拳TEKKEN, which is why they’re so stiff.

That story took place in 1984-1985. AOF storylines was from 1978-1982. Fatal Fury was 1991-1996; 2006 (2008 being Mark of the Wolves).

It was a widespread thing in the early to mid 90s specially. Capcom had a lot of that in XvSF and MvSF, and a little toned down in MvC1... just not in SF.

welcome to the realm of SNK fighting games my dude lmfao.

Si, la historia del juego se desarrolla en México

@@joshpart3319 que increíble 😍

@@paty121paty Me parece raro que SNK haya hecho que el juego transcurra en México y ninguno de los personajes nuevos sea mexicano LOL

@@arandomguy7387 es curioso, ciertamente

@@paty121paty Al menos saldaron la deuda tiempo después poniendo personajes de México en KOF y un equipo mexicano en KOF XIV jaja

Snk deberia haber hecho un sistema mas parecido a AOF2. Los nuevos combos y golpes en el suelo (otg) fueron una buena innovacion, pero los "combos de juggle de Tekken" no fueron una buena idea.

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