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Congrats, you won.
This is working absolutely wonderfully, but is there a good strategy for if they happen to block ALL the attacks? Then, they're right up in your face and you don't have the range to keep going. Died to bonus stage cuz of that.
Tell me how it went.
It's a game of skill, so spend a little time, and learn the game. It's worth it.
Fighting games, along with racing games and turn-based strategy games, are one of the few genres I just don't play. I am, however, an insane completionist. I'm glad I could get through this without driving myself crazy. In fact, learning riichii mahjong was a lot harder.
Umm... neither of them are a game of chance, but mahjong definitely has like 5x as much an element of luck. Like any game of skill, you can increase how often you win by playing the game well, but there is no counter to bad luck. VF, on the other hand, has almost no luck and a skilled player will beat even the hardest computer every single time. And this is coming from someone who enjoyed learning riichii mahjong much more than learning VF 2 or 5.
VF5 can be cheesed, it's just harder and takes more practice. just read the first post for a decent strategy.