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The way Projectile Clashing works in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 is that anything that counts as a Projectile is assigned a " | The way Projectile Clashing works in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 is that anything that counts as a Projectile is assigned a "Projectile Strength," basically a point value indicating how strong it is as a Projectile. Thus, when two Projectiles clash, the Projectile with the higher strength will win and pass through the other Projectile, but the winning Projectile's strength will have been reduced by the strength of the Projectile it beat and, thus, can start losing to weaker and weaker Projectiles. | ||
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Every Projectile in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 has these values and, during the course of the next few weeks, hopefully we will be able to map out all of these values. So keep your eye on this section and we will update this section as more and more research is done on the Projectile strength values. | This is why you'll see in a lot of cases it takes a few shots of something to finally penetrate another Projectile. Amaterasu's Ice Beads, for example, are on the lower end of Projectile Strength, so it will take a few shots to finally eradicate Ryu's Hadoken, which is much stronger than a single Ice Bead. | ||
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Moves like Storm's Whirlwind have a ton of Projectile Strength, which is why it can go through just about any Projectile you throw at it. Arthur's weapons also all have incredible Projectile Strength, particularly when powered up with the Gold Armor. Some may wonder why, when powering up, Arthur goes from being able to throw two lances to only one lance. Well, it's because the one lance he throws suddenly has a ridiculous amount of Projectile Strength, and I have yet to see a single thing Arthur's Gold Armor lance can lose to. It's insane how powerful that move is in terms of Projectile Strength. | |||
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But keep in mind that Projectile Strength is an absolutely arbitrary number assigned by the developers at Capcom. There is in no way any indication of how much Projectile Strength a Projectile has based on the damage it does or based on how many hits it does and so on and so forth. | |||
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== Projectile Strength == | |||
Every Projectile in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 has these values and, during the course of the next few weeks, hopefully we will be able to map out all of these values. So keep your eye on this section and '''we will update this section as more and more research is done on the Projectile strength values.''' | |||
Revision as of 17:59, 16 February 2011
Projectile Clashing
The way Projectile Clashing works in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 is that anything that counts as a Projectile is assigned a "Projectile Strength," basically a point value indicating how strong it is as a Projectile. Thus, when two Projectiles clash, the Projectile with the higher strength will win and pass through the other Projectile, but the winning Projectile's strength will have been reduced by the strength of the Projectile it beat and, thus, can start losing to weaker and weaker Projectiles.
This is why you'll see in a lot of cases it takes a few shots of something to finally penetrate another Projectile. Amaterasu's Ice Beads, for example, are on the lower end of Projectile Strength, so it will take a few shots to finally eradicate Ryu's Hadoken, which is much stronger than a single Ice Bead.
Moves like Storm's Whirlwind have a ton of Projectile Strength, which is why it can go through just about any Projectile you throw at it. Arthur's weapons also all have incredible Projectile Strength, particularly when powered up with the Gold Armor. Some may wonder why, when powering up, Arthur goes from being able to throw two lances to only one lance. Well, it's because the one lance he throws suddenly has a ridiculous amount of Projectile Strength, and I have yet to see a single thing Arthur's Gold Armor lance can lose to. It's insane how powerful that move is in terms of Projectile Strength.
But keep in mind that Projectile Strength is an absolutely arbitrary number assigned by the developers at Capcom. There is in no way any indication of how much Projectile Strength a Projectile has based on the damage it does or based on how many hits it does and so on and so forth.
Projectile Strength
Every Projectile in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 has these values and, during the course of the next few weeks, hopefully we will be able to map out all of these values. So keep your eye on this section and we will update this section as more and more research is done on the Projectile strength values.