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== Time Keeping == | == Time Keeping == | ||
There is not much to discuss on the Timer. The Timer is the same thing that you know from practically every Fighting Game in existence. Each round lasts 90 seconds with the Timer starting at 90 and counting down to 00. Once the Timer reaches zero, whichever character has more Life Meter left over wins the Round. However, if both characters have the exact same amount of life left, it seems the game just arbitrarily awards the round to Player 1! | There is not much to discuss on the Timer. The Timer is the same thing that you know from practically every Fighting Game in existence. Each round lasts 90 seconds with the Timer starting at 90 and counting down to 00. Once the Timer reaches zero, whichever character has more Life Meter left over wins the Round. However, if both characters have the exact same amount of life left, it seems the game just arbitrarily awards the round to Player 1! | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:58, 10 February 2012
Time Keeping
There is not much to discuss on the Timer. The Timer is the same thing that you know from practically every Fighting Game in existence. Each round lasts 90 seconds with the Timer starting at 90 and counting down to 00. Once the Timer reaches zero, whichever character has more Life Meter left over wins the Round. However, if both characters have the exact same amount of life left, it seems the game just arbitrarily awards the round to Player 1!