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Trust me, if it's something you just don't vibe with it's better to let it go then force yourself to get used to something you don't like. One day (the last day) I played Black Ops I just felt like I was clowning myself playing a game I always left with more complaints than having a good time. Never believe you have to play something because it's the 'hot thing'. I did that with Modern Warfare 2 to prove a few points but I just didn't have the patience for Black Ops.
Having said that, and expecting you to stay on MvC3 for the time being, here's what I know about your main team: - If that's the order you pick them (the order indeed matters), I think Chun's good as the third teammate. He Lightning Legs assist is seriously too good and can trap opponents for a while. If she's the last survivor and has X-Factor she's pretty much scary fast. Her Lighting Legs hyper is also good since it leads to more combos (it launches). However, and this is something I still deal with, you're gonna have to space out your combo input if you don't wanna activate Lightning Legs every second! - Deadpool has some good options to play keepaway. His grenades are good for keeping people busy and his gun super punishes bad assists well. Even if you just random it, you'd be surprised - you have little to lose and it does decent chip damage. Up close he as that flip kick normal that breaks low guard (overheads are very nice). His katana-rama is something I rarely see people do, but they should use it! The Chimichanga follow-up is very good for extending combos you probably didn't deserve! He also has a sliding low, I can't say enough why that's the best thing ever. - Felicia can cross-up with (L)+(S) and forward. If you use an assist to scare people into blocking you could cross them up real nasty. She has a command grab with good range, AND it gives you follow-up chance. Her 3+(M) hits OTG, you just go and experiment with that. |
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