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==Frequently Asked Questions== | ==Frequently Asked Questions== | ||
===Why should I play it?=== | ===Why should I play it?=== | ||
Big Bang Beat -Revolve- has some amazing universal systems and a very tight game feel, making it one of the best feeling anime fighters out there. This game has very freeform combos, and a low skill floor but high ceiling, making it fun no matter what skill level you are. All sorts of new tech is being found every day, so join the community and help us figure out this hidden gem! | ''Big Bang Beat -Revolve-'' has some amazing universal systems and a very tight game feel, making it one of the best feeling anime fighters out there. This game has very freeform combos, and a low skill floor but high ceiling, making it fun no matter what skill level you are. All sorts of new tech is being found every day, so join the community and help us figure out this hidden gem! | ||
===I'm having display issues!=== | ===I'm having display issues!=== | ||
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Fullscreen is more consistent, and while a little blurry and even slightly wrong aspect ratio-wise, it is the preferred option for competitive play. | Fullscreen is more consistent, and while a little blurry and even slightly wrong aspect ratio-wise, it is the preferred option for competitive play. | ||
===Who should I play?=== | ===Who should I play?=== | ||
This game is very well balanced aside from Devil | This game is very well balanced aside from {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Devil}} and {{NotationIcon-BBBR|MHeita}}, so the simple answer is, play whoever you want! Here are some places to start if you're looking for something specific though: | ||
====Good beginner characters | ====Good beginner characters==== | ||
*'''{{NotationIcon-BBBR|Rouga}}''' is a basic rushdown with shoto esque options, and most of his moveset is pretty simple, allowing for him to be very easy to pick up and play. | |||
*'''{{NotationIcon-BBBR|Senna}}''' has some of the best neutral tools in the game as well as easily accessible combos that don't need much alteration to work for different characters, allowing you to win neutral and keep the pressure up pretty easily. | |||
*'''{{NotationIcon-BBBR|Ren}}''' is just an all around strong character, with tools for many situations and some high damage to boot. | |||
====I'm looking for | ====I'm looking for...==== | ||
'''I want to play a well rounded character | *'''I want to play a well rounded character.''' | ||
**Your best options are {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Rouga}}, {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Kunagi}}, and {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Heita}}. | |||
'''I want to stay close and stop my opponent from playing | *'''I want to stay close and stop my opponent from playing.''' | ||
**Your best options are {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Rouga}}, {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Senna}}, and {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Burai}}. | |||
'''I want to zone out my opponent, and set up traps to prevent them from moving | *'''I want to zone out my opponent, and set up traps to prevent them from moving.''' | ||
**Your best options are {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Agito}} and {{NotationIcon-BBBR|Kinako}}. | |||
===What is the balance in this game like?=== | ===What is the balance in this game like?=== | ||
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I play it?
Big Bang Beat -Revolve- has some amazing universal systems and a very tight game feel, making it one of the best feeling anime fighters out there. This game has very freeform combos, and a low skill floor but high ceiling, making it fun no matter what skill level you are. All sorts of new tech is being found every day, so join the community and help us figure out this hidden gem!
I'm having display issues!
Whether you're trying to fullscreen the game, or make the window not insanely small, this game will fight you at every turn.
- To get a larger window, the best method is to use the application ResizeEnable, which will allow you to resize the window. This makes for a sharper image, although there is no way to get that fullscreen, and the framerate can be inconsistent sometimes, we're not sure why.
- For fullscreen, it can be a little more complicated, but in config.ini make sure you set "
fullscreen=1". Then, run the game in Windows 7 Compatibility Mode. If you're still having issues you may need to go into the graphics driver application, eg. Nvidia Control Panel, and change the resolution settings to scale fullscreen instead of aspect ratio.
Fullscreen is more consistent, and while a little blurry and even slightly wrong aspect ratio-wise, it is the preferred option for competitive play.
Who should I play?
This game is very well balanced aside from 
Devil and 
M. Heita, so the simple answer is, play whoever you want! Here are some places to start if you're looking for something specific though:
Good beginner characters
Rouga is a basic rushdown with shoto esque options, and most of his moveset is pretty simple, allowing for him to be very easy to pick up and play.
Senna has some of the best neutral tools in the game as well as easily accessible combos that don't need much alteration to work for different characters, allowing you to win neutral and keep the pressure up pretty easily.
Ren is just an all around strong character, with tools for many situations and some high damage to boot.
I'm looking for...
- I want to stay close and stop my opponent from playing.
- I want to zone out my opponent, and set up traps to prevent them from moving.
What is the balance in this game like?
This game is still relatively unexplored as of now. The general community consensus is that outside a few outliers, the game is fairly well balanced and most characters have a lot of strong options. The universal mechanics help prevent anything too broken from happening for the most part, which helps in maintaining the relative balance. There are no definitive tier lists, however, here are a few community opinions:
Syrkle's Tier List
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Syrkle's Tier List
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My character's combo isn't working!
This can happen because of one of two things. The first reason you might encounter this is that combos in the game can be super character specific and therefore will drop against some characters, the biggest offenders being the Heitas, Hanny, Ren, and Agito. The second is that a lot of the initial information on these pages is moved over for a highly inaccurate fandom wiki, and therefore can often be from a previous version of the game. We will do our best to correct these, but if you have the suspicion this is the case for a combo, let us know on the Discord server.
How can I help?
The biggest thing right now is getting the game a proper netcode client. As it is right now we have been able to somewhat reverse engineer the game, but we don't have anyone with the programming knowledge to fix us up with netcode. Otherwise, this wiki can always use more combos, better framedata, or if you can figure out how to get hitboxes. There is a lot of unexplored potential with this game, so come explore with us!
