add me, i help.

and your best bet with a stick is still the HRAP 3.
you dun have to mod it. the stick is already sanwa, and the hori buttons arent bad at all.

if you dun feel happy with the buttons, then only you mod it.
but i can tell you this much, if you are a semi casual player, changing the buttons the sanwa wont feel a bit of difference for you.
so get the stick, before you become better, and able to FEEL the need to change the buttons, just stick to the stock ones.

the TE stick is for ppl who are dedicated, and have extra cash. otherwise it's not necessary.

ya i need training too >.<

alvin , lets say this is arcade stick button

1234
5678

which button you assign for MP/MK (for FA) and LP/LK (for throw) ?

p/s: how to mass delete message from inbox? lol

This post has been edited by pikacu: Jul 13 2009, 02:41 AM

I think like normal arcade style.

=1==2==3=
=LP=MP=HP=

=5==6==7=
=LK=MK=HK=

I know but, maybe pros outthere use another style of key mapping that would be easier to do FADC / throw

i don't think those pros are using any kind of special kep mapping for play...

most of the big tourney are held with cabinet machines and they can't change the button mapping to their liking..so your best bet is still the normal arcade style button mapping....

I might get that hori arcade stick maybe next month or in a few months time.

Need to try to play Street Fighter 4 using arcade stick. I have been using the keyboard thus far.

You have to be careful here. The Hori HRAP3 SF4 edition with the SF4 artwork has a drawback. The buttons come soldered onto the PCB. It's VERY hard to change the buttons if you intend do to so at a later date. The normal HRAP3 comes with quick disconnects, which you can easily just plug out when you want to change the buttons.



In official competition, no mapping is allowed. Those pros do not use mapping. It's okay for casuals to use mapping. However, I do not encourage it cause it builds a very bad habit of relying on these mapping. In the event you want to join a local competition, you will surely not get used to playing without mapping.

im using 7750be + 8600gt + 3gb ram.. sf works ok for me at medium high setting... the fps remains around 60 which is already very playable


i unlocked akuma.. but din get to unlock gouken even following the online walkthru which is to haf multiple ultra combos, perfect games and finished every characters in the list... anyone can tell me how to do it?

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Added on July 13, 2009, 8:58 amo i think must use akuma to complete the game with perfect and ultra combos

This post has been edited by kersing: Jul 13 2009, 08:58 AM

Oh..ok tks for the info


Use Akuma and finish the arcade once. THEN AFTER THAT use Akuma (not sure bout other char) to finish arcade mode with (4~5?)Ultras, (2~4?)Perfects, 5 First Hit, and use NO continue

This post has been edited by pikacu: Jul 13 2009, 08:59 AM

wah all using arcade stick, im only using keyboard...

if a lot of us would like to get an arcade stick ?
will there by anyone doing bulk ?
to get it cheaper ?

i use keyboard too sfgame

but nao I feel like to test out sticks

You have to complete once with Akuma.

After that, use any character you have already completed with.

Set arcade settings to very easy + 1 round.

Then do the above.. 1 perfect, 5 first hits, no continues and that 4-5 ultra finishes sounds about right. I unlocked Gouken using Ryu.

ya actually stick is the best way of playing such game. using keyboard ur fingers will jsut confuse on which buttons sometimes coz there r too many of them haha

by using stick atleast u the difference on ur technic will plus atleast 20-30 % and able to do combos easily

This post has been edited by ttlew: Jul 13 2009, 09:29 AM

what gamepad u all using recently? is gouken worth to unlock? i heard its not that good
and whats diff between ultra and super?

erm... i find it easier to use keyboard than gamepad... dunno how to do guile and zangief ultra >.<

This post has been edited by sixseven: Jul 13 2009, 10:18 AM

Actually soldering isn't a big problem to me.
And I heard that HRAP3 buttons are good enough.
Still on budget mode, have to think carefully before buying anything.

hrap3 ori buttons are not bad....i used it without any prbs..

but since i had the chance to change to sanwa buttons, i did, and i had no regrets

if you ask me now whether i will go back to using the hori buttons, i can tell you..Nope!!

You can see below,

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=930843

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Added on July 13, 2009, 10:41 amjust do it, go buy one..!!!!

This post has been edited by fremont88: Jul 13 2009, 10:41 AM

i got chap ayam playstation stick.

semi broken.

one button not responding.

the stick not nice, not sensitive.

if i take it apart, can i check if the board is okay?

if board is okay, can i mod it with sanwa stick and buttons?

or better if i show screen shot?