Final Fight 2 Haggar (expert mode) speed run ( 

+Toomnyusernae I later found out from MURPHAGATOR that all playable character's damage output's ARE reduced on Expert; as a result, they all do almost roughly half of the normal damage they would do on easy mode. The range of Haggar's suplex makes it hard for grouping and stacking based on my experience on attempting it, but that doesn't mean you can still try to group enemies.

There are times I notice that my attack strings are slowed down when they hit overlapping enemies. It then throws off that Cody exploit but it's neat that it is still in the game. I just dug it up to replay and I have a different perspective on how to perform better. I've been making a series called Beat'em up Dissection where I try to briefly pick the game mechanics apart. I'll be adding Final Fight 2 as episode 11.1 within the week if you're interested. I've been capturing screenshots to do some damage comparisons. I'm sure you already figured out Haggar's headbutts are the way to go. It's sort of disheartening to know that the mighty piledriver isn't so good especially when the real ending is on the Expert difficulty. One question. Does Carlos have any special traits? I know Maki gets a 5 hit string and a wall jump kick and Haggar gets more throws and walking grapple but Carlos sure feels average. Maybe that's his purpose in the game though.

What you're experiencing is hitstops; that tends to happen when most often when attacking 2 or 3 enemies; its mostly used as a limiter to limit the amount of inputs. Another reason may also have to do with frame storage, since a lot of frames are occurring between button inputs, movements, etc. As for Carlos, he's meant to be average since Haggar is the strongest and Maki is the fastest; his main draw is his DPS during his infinite, which is the fastest of the three.

SNES through the Wii U VC.

Okay, thanks.

And at 11:11 Guile is in the hangar

Grab enemy, then press the jump button followed by the attack button.

This had to have been their Disney team that did the game. I mean right down to the music and the color palette used, you can kinda tell.

Yes. As long as its approved emulation, you can use the Virtual Console games for Speedrunning.

That unfortunately occurred when I had to answer the phone. lol As you can see, I was still learning the ropes about recording and editing then.

MisterMG101 Yeah, Retu is probably the easiest final boss in the Final Fight series but his AI can change on the fly from being passive to aggressive. The first part of 6-3 is what I call "Blockers Hall" and its because of the Jony's and Atlas's and I name it as such; Their very hard for Haggar to shift since the first punch Haggar throws doesn't have great hit stun and they can block the rest if their AI decides to do so. I'm glad you like the run; if I was to do a this again in the future, with the strats I've found, it should cut the time a great deal. One of the problems with expert mode, (and I suspected as much until I learned about the damage formula for this game.) is that most of your attacks will be weakened by either 1/4 or 1/2 of what they normally do on easy or normal; thus most of my Haggar runs have been done on easy mode for max damage.

Rolento on the other hand...... Took forever to beat.

Retu was quite a lumbering and slow boss. They obviously just used the Won Won template and added a few new moves, but he's not very interesting. In fact the AI for most of the bosses is pretty dull. Retu should have been a lighting fast ninja type, like maybe a Guy clone with some new moves.

Grab enemy then press the jump button followed by the attack button. It has to be done before or at the height of the jump and it can also be done jumping forward or backward.