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Message: [QUOTE="PrismRed, post: 125095, member: 131994"] Guilty Gear, in my opinion. Let's put it this way, think of fighting game as a complex form of rock-paper-scissor. Tekken, despite having the most move varieties is pretty much the same, you got offensive and defensive option, be it guarding, side step, etc. Guilty Gear while is pretty much the same on paper, differs heavily in practice. For defensive options alone, you got to count character [B]weight,[/B] also it has multiple types of blocks, there is Dead Angle, Slashback, and Xrd exclusively has Blitz all these defensive properties has it's own uses that, if not used properly, will end up putting you at the disadvantage. Tension meter, while it's pretty much a super meter just like any other fighting games, plays differently since a lot of non-offensive maneuvers costs Tension meter as well. Some characters also have unique properties, like Potemkin who doesn't have an airdash, or Robo-Ky with his special overheat meter. Going back to my original rock-paper-scissor argument, in Guilty Gear, sometimes you play rock-paper-gun, other times you play nuke-paper-scissor. To put it simply, trying to understand Guilty Gear mechanic is a bit of a headache compared to other fighting game series. [/QUOTE]

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