I'd seriously like to see your rosters created with this website and uploaded onto the marketplace. So far all there is are Flavor Rave, a few rosters I've made myself, and example rosters uploaded by the site's creator. Go wild!
This amazing roster was made by SensisNass. Full credit to them! I wonder if they made all this custom character art?
You know the one I'm talking about
Before anyone asks, yes, this is a tag fighter. Rejoice.
Also, in case anyone asks, my mains will be Henry Stickmin as a point and Papa Louie as an anchor.
Would he say something like, "Oh, and also, this is a special case since this is the first time we've counted a non-binary person on the kill count."? What color would their pie wedge be?
Before you start your typing, yes, I am aware of Chihiro's death in the Danganronpa kill count. But Chihiro technically wasn't non-binary, and was only referred to as "they" because Chelsea wanted to avoid any heated debates about Chihiro's gender. So that typically doesn't count, but Chihiro's pie slice was yellow, but would it be the same for the non-binary character? Would it be gray like James did with gender-neutral characters like Pennywise/It?
It's a ghost town there. Looking at my computer and a tumbleweed flew by.
Please comment. These posts usually get little to no comments.
Basic Mechanics:
This is a 4-button fighter. The first three buttons are Punch, Kick and Weapon. (P, K and W) You are able to perform basic gatlings that work how you'd expect. The fourth button is the Special button, since, for accessibility purposes, motion inputs are not in this game. There is running in this game (although some characters opt for a step dash instead) and clashing, too. Throws are done with P+S, KOF-style rolling is done with P+K, Supers are done with K+W, and EX Special Moves are done with W+S. There's command normals, too.
Movement and Meter:
Along with running, there is a universal wall jump and double jump, although you cannot use both in one airtime. It's one or the other. This was done to emphasize mobility while still keeping the game relatively grounded. There is a super meter that can hold up to two bars. EX Special moves cost 1 bar, and a guard cancel roll called a Counter Roll also costs 1 bar. The big super move is called the Cowabunga Attack, and it costs 2 bars.
Turtle Spirit:
There's a secondary meter called the Turtle Spirit bar, filled with more specific means than the super meter, such as landing Weapon attacks and successfully performing Counter Rolls. You can do one of two things when it is filled: A Spirit Trigger (P+K+W) which is either a secondary super move or an install (Cowabunga Moves are never installs), or a Spirit Cancel (S plus any other two buttons) which is essentially a Roman Cancel that also slightly pushes your character forwards or backwards if you hold left or right during it.
So yeah. Pretty simple, but that's perfect. Please comment.
Yes, I'm hopping on the "Make fun of Hot Intention" bandwagon, how can you tell?