The King of Fighters XI: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

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Released on Atomiswave. The original version of the game.

[[The King of Fighters XI: Hidden Content in the Arcade Version]]

[[The King of Fighters XI: Playstation2 Practice Mode]]

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The PS2 version is almost identical to the arcade version (including all bugs).<br>

The only known difference: on PS2, all characters have 113 life, (they live with 0 health), on arcade 112 (they die on 0 health).<br>

:The character order select works differently. The Japanese version mimics the arcade version, where A-B-C (From top to bottom) was turned into Square-X-Triangle. The US version uses Triangle-Square-X, from top to bottom (the portraits mimic the PS2-pad buttons). The EU version uses yet another layout (needs to be added).

:The Japanese version has 4 more win quotes that the US/EU version. They can be triggered by holding R1(E) + square(A),cross(B),triangle(C) or circle(D). The regular 4 win quotes (hold A,B,C or D) & character specific in quotes appear to be mostly intact (needs more research).

The PS2-version features an optional "consumer version" balance mode that can be activated in the Options Menu. This mode is not played competitively due to the drastic changes to the game systems and the fact that it does not match arcade balance.<br>

'''Incomplete''' Changelist:

[http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36220406.html additional arranged mode info, in japanese]

This is an emulated PS2 version. Like all other emulated PS2-games on PS3, there is some input lag (~2-3 Frames).

*Meaty unblockables (Oswald 3A, Kula 236P etc.) are banned

*Inescapable grabs on incoming are banned (Clark 41236,41236K Mary LDM etc.)

*Console characters are either banned or allowed, up to the tournament organizer. They are generally very buggy & badly balanced.

===Regular Characters===

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Block layout is used, with a new Extra Button for Blowback (this time not C+D but instead E)<br>

'''A C E'''<br>

E = Blown Off<br>

:This wiki uses numblock notation since it is used internationally and does not need a translation.

:As the name implies, look at your keyboard's numblock to figure out which number stands for which direction.

:For example, '''236''' is a quarter circle forward.

*'''66: Dash'''<br>

:either holding 6 or 3 continues dashing. 3 is particularly interesting for characters with a [2],8 charge special move, since the 3 motion can be used to charge while dashing.

:Cancelling a dash into up- or back jump / small jump does not work, the recovery comes into effect

*'''44: Backdash (バックステップ)'''<br>

:Airborne on the 1st Frame and can therefore be used as a reversal - the player will still get hit, but flip out of a potential combo.

''Image Source: Conqueror's Guide''<br>

[[Bild:kofxi jump arcs.jpg]]<br>

:The regular jump.

:All jump attacks can have different hitboxes depending on the jump type & direction (see character frame data).

:travels further than regular jump.

'''Small Jump: tap 7/8/9'''

:Small jump attacks are automatically in counter hit state.

:Hyper Hops travel further than Small Jumps.

:Hyper Hop attacks are automatically in counter hit state.

:C = front, D = back throw.

:Throw breaks require the same button than the throw that was used

:Simultaneous pressing of C+D does not work to break throws

:However, C~D or D~C works

:Fully Invulnerable to strikes except for the very end

:Can be thrown at any point

:Additional exceptions: Mary, Clark & Hotaru's 2A do not work to punish rolls (likely also bugs).

:4AB has complete invulnerability

:AB is a front Ukemi roll that exists no no other KOF - it is unique to KOFXI.

:Front Ukemi has NO invulnerability. This roll has a hurtbox on the height of the legs. Using eg. a 2A when expecting a front ukemi attempt is an important strategy in KOFXI.

:''Costs one Super Stock.''

:Completely invulnerable, including throws (except for Vanessa, she can be thrown, bug).

:''Costs 1 Shift Stock.''

:Cancels the attack into a roll. Can be used to bait guard cancels or in some rare cases for combos.

:''costs 1 Super Stock''

:The guard cancel is invulnerable during startup & active time, but has recovery that can be punished on block.

:The time window to perform a guard cancel or guard cancel roll is very strict compared to other KOFs (only during hit stop!)

[[bild:kofxi_shift_gauge.png]]<br>

:The Skill Gauge consists of 80px

:1-2 fills over 16 seconds (half as fast than from 0-1)

:PP shifts to the 2nd character (the one that is closest to the portrait of the currently active character)<br>

:KK shifts to the 3rd character (the one that is farthest from the portrait of the currently active character)<br>

:The character that is shifting in has no invulnerability while landing and can be hit by all kinds of attacks

:''Costs 1 Skill Gauge''<br>

:The active character immediately jumps out and the 2nd or 3rd character jumps in

:It is possible to crossup opponents in the corner when using Quick Shift (see further below).

:''Costs 2 Skill Gauges''<br>

:Immediately tags out the character, to the 2nd or 3rd character, even if they are getting hit

:Saving shifts only work if the character was getting hit standing, not while getting juggled. It is therefore important to immmediately launch a dizzied opponent if the opponent has access to saving shift.

'''0'''[[bild:kofxi_Super_gauge_0.png]]<br>

'''1'''[[bild:kofxi_Super_gauge_1.png]]<br>

:Attacks that hit the player or that the player blocks give exactly 1 unit of Meter per hit. This means that getting hit by multi-hit attacks generally gives way more meter than getting hit by single attacks, which should be kept in mind when constructing combos.

:''Costs 1 Shift Stock''<br>

:Certain Special Moves can be super cancelled. The same rule applies to certain Supers: some can be dream cancelled into the leader's LDM.

[[bild:kofxi_life_gauge.png]]<br>

:The Life Bar consists of 112 units / 208px.

''Source: Conqueror's Guide''

[[bild:kofxi_life_gauge_leader.png]]<br>

:The Leader has a green life bar

:The judgement indicator moves a lot more than for normal characters if the Leader goes K.O.

[[bild:kofxi_stun_gauge.png]]<br>

:The Stun Gauge empties when the player is hit

:Note: using shift combos with 2 shifts against standing opponents almost always guarantees a stun combo. Deciding when to use shift stock to attack and when to better save if to safety shift is therefore a vital aspect of KOFXI's gameplay.

:The Guard Gauge is a hidden gauge.

:The Guard Gauge consists of 112 units.

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[[bild:kofxi_DOWN.png|150px]]

:If a KO occurs, the next character in order jumps in (the character closest to the portrait of the character which was KOed)<br>

:Certain attacks become unblockable when done meaty in KOFXI, which can be abused on incoming - this is banned in all tournaments and frowned upon in casuals. Incomplete list taken from [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html this source]: Oswald 3A, Ash 5D(f), Griffon 5D(c), Kula 236P, Vanessa Puncher Upper (2nd Hit), Shen & Momoko 2D, Mary LDM, Clark 41236,41236K

''Note by ATG: part of this segment is based on the [http://hartheon.web.fc2.com/neta.html japanese Hartheon-website] and [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html this Wiki], the rest is individual research by Rock & me.''<br>

''Note: random damage needs more research!''

KOFXI is the first KOF with a "modern" input engine.<br>

This means that the input buffer is much larger and inputs are generally easier and more lenient than in older KOFs. Additionally, the "KOF 4 Frames" of the older games have finally been removed (eg. in KOF98, 4 Frames after a Button press, it was still possible to give a directional input to change eg. a standing to a crouching normal or a throw, which is very annoying - good riddance).<br>

*2363214X-Super can also be done with 236236,4X or 23634X or 236,214X. The same works for 2141236X-Supers.

*With Oswald 63214, 6[6](run),3214P executes a running Super. Works with all characters that have a "63214,63214X" Super.<br>

*Simultaneous button presses prevent special moves from coming out, which is useful for pre-buffering motions. Example with Iori: 236C+D,3214C triggers 5C(c) into super. [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html Source: ゲームの日記]

:Counter hits sometimes have special properties, eg. wall bounce

:Counter Hits occur during the Startup & Active time of...

*Attacks from Small Jumps & Hyper Hops

''[http://hartheon.web.fc2.com/neta.html#syagami Source: Hartheon] & testing by ATG''<br>

:If a character is hit during the startup of a crouching attack, they immediately stand up.

:If a character is hit while crouching, attempting to use a reversal roll after will make 5A come out. This has to do with the phenomenon described above.

See "Universal Frame Data"

[http://hartheon.web.fc2.com/neta.html#kyousei Source: Hartheon]<br>

Normals, Command Normals, Specials, Supers and Guard Cancel Rolls allow blocking on their last recovery frame. This is important to know when calculating advantage & disadvantage frames. What this means is that if an attack is listed as having -4 on block, the character can actually block 1F earlier than they can act, so trying to punish the attack requires a 3F-attack.<br>

Note: there are some other attacks that allow only specific actions on specific frames, like Vanessa's LDM (she can guard during the super freeze, as the move effectively has no duration), or when getting hit by Silber's 63214P (your character is frozen, but you can special cancel out of this).

[[Bild:kofxi_jump_startup.gif]]

:4F Startup (airborne F5)

:Jump startup is invulnerable to throws

[[Bild:kofxi_2F_jump.gif]]

:Executing an attack after a jump as early as possible reduces jump startup to 1F, which makes the character airborne on F2.

:Note: 2F-Jumps are always automatically normal jumps, since the attack is issued so early (see right below).

:Doing an air attack with the fastest possible timing after a jump will always trigger a normal jump attack, even if a small jump was put in. To prevent this from occuring, the attack has to be slightly delayed for the small jump to register.

:Hyperhop is blocked while walking backwards. [4],1,9 leads to a regular Small Jump. To execute a hyper hop after walking backwards, it is necessary to go into neutral position: [4],5,1,9.

:1 Frame.

:It is possible to hit opponents in their landing recovery eg. with 2B.

:If no attack has been performed in the air, it is possible to cancel the landing recovery into rolls (AB/4AB) & Special Moves.

Quick Shifting & doing no attack has added landing recovery. It is therefore advisable to always do an air attack while the character shifts in to reduce landing recovery, even if that attack is not supposed to hit.

There is 1F invulnerability during wakeup (''note: this needs confirmation since it might be a translation mistake based on the 1 frame invulnerability during hit stun recovery'').

Like in other fighting games (and particularly like in other KOFs) it is possible to buffer a special move, throw or attack during a jump-in, in case the jump-in does not connect due to a reversal. If the opponent does not perform a reversal, the jump attack will connect normally and the extra input for whatever special move or attack was supposed to come out in the case of a reversal will simply not be performed due to the hit stop of the air attack. This option select is particularly good if a throw is put in after a jump attack, to beat wakeup rolls from opponents. An example input with Oswald is: J.C, immediately 4D: in case the opponent rolled, the 4D will trigger a throw.

It is possible to buffer inputs during super freezes. This is the preferred way to punish supers that are otherwise hard or impossible to punish on block. Example with Oswald vs Gato: 421D during Gato's 236236A super freeze to immediately counter after the super.

The input buffer for rolls during super freezes is a special case. Depending on the character's state (neutral, crouching, walking) during the freeze, the roll buffer changes.

*'''Neutral:''' it is possible to buffer a roll with AB, but NOT with 4AB or 6AB, even though 6AB is the same as AB. 4AB can be used only with reversal timing after the freeze.

*'''if crouching or "4" was held:''' attempting to buffer a roll during super freeze while crouched or while holding back will trigger a 5A to come out. All rolls in this case only work with reversal timing after the freeze.<br>

Note: see further above on dash recovery behavior & rolls.

'''Corner Crossups'''<br>

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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ORTnFxYokubqNYU4tHIfptiP1KadZUiSqigKaoE6rOU/edit#gid=409282613 bilingual List from kofxi_bot]

''See:'' [[The King of Fighters XI: Crouched character hitbox sizes]]<br>

''Note from ATG: internally, every character has 112 Health. The "received damage multiplier" is applied to attacks to determine how much damage an opponent takes. Damage values in the wiki will always be against Kyo, since has a 1.0 modifier.''

''Source: Conqueror's Guide & some math''<br>

Use this multiplier on the damage values in the wiki to figure out how much damage each character receives from a hit. Round down or up, depending on whether the final number is below 1.5 or 1.5/higher.<br>

'''1.11:''' Adelheid<br>

''Source: Conqueror's Guide & some math''<br>

Use this multiplier on the stun values in the wiki to figure out how much stun each character receives from a hit. Always round down.<br>

'''1.30:''' Hayate, Jazu<br>

''Note: The following values have been determined by Rock & ATG. Additional Source: [http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html ゲームの日記]''<br>

:Hit Stun from light attacks: 12F hit, 11F Guard

:Hit Stun from hard attacks: 20F hit, 19F Guard

:Hard air attack Hit Stun: 14F hit, 19F Guard

:Light attacks: 12F - (all remaining Active Frames of the attack after the first active frame) - recovery frames.

:Heavy attacks: 20F - (all remaining Active Frames of the attack after the first active frame) - recovery frames.

:''Note: if a character attacks, they can block 1F earlier than they can attack again. See " "Guard Only" Frames & Forced Actions (強制硬直)".''

Thanks to [http://hartheon.web.fc2.com/neta.html Hartheon] (see:"1F無敵") & the research of several players we know that the last frame of hit stun in KOFXI is invulnerable, except against throws.<br>

This means that an attack that gives 6F advantage does not combo into an attack that hits on F6, because the frame where it would connect falls onto the invulnerability frame. It is advised to keep this in mind when using the frame data of this wiki.<br>

[[bild:1F_invulnerability.gif]]

[[bild:superfreeze.gif]]<br>

:Super Freeze duration: 28F

:Note: animations keep playing from F1-3, but hitboxes do not change. This is a visual bug and means the sprite becomes disjointed from the actual hitbox for a few frames. This can be observed on the .gif on F4, where Geese's posture changes (it shouldn't, since we are still on F1 internally, and this animation normally occurs on actual F4).

:Duration: 29F

:Invulnerable on: F1-23

:Can only block: F29

:Duration: 33F

:Invulnerable on: F1-27

*Silber's back roll has full invulnerability

:The GC-Roll is fully invulnerable, but has recovery

:The recovery can only be cancelled into block

:Vanessa has no throw invulnerability during her GC-Roll

[[Bild:kofxi_throwhitbox.png]]<br>

:All throws have 40px range (counted from the center of a character)

:To throw, the throw hitbox must overlap the hurtbox of the other character (not the center!).

[https://twitter.com/kofxi_bot/status/1032573995860860928 Source: kofxi_bot]<br>

'''Group A (can break throws while rolling of all groups. Can throw group B & C during their rolls without them being able to throw break)'''<br>

Kim, Ryo, Elisabeth, Gato, Clark, Silber

Source: kofxi_bot<br>

If being thrown by any of the following characters while rolling, the following time frames to break the throw apply:<br>

16F: against all others

[[The King of Fighters XI: Tier Lists]]

[https://twitter.com/kofxi_bot KOFXI_bot @ Twitter]<br>

[http://hartheon.web.fc2.com/index.html Hartheon, japanese KOFXI infopage]<br>

[http://dmmbrage.blog.jp/archives/36026057.html japanese infopage for system frame data]

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