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ViewsWhen viewing a Command List, you can choose between a number of display formats from theView sub-menu located in the upper right:Display FormatTabsEach command category is displayed in a tab, where the commands of the activetab are displayed in the main content. Select a different tab to viewthe commands for that category. This view is ideal for quickly navigating tospecific categories without having to vertically scroll.Flat ListAll the commands are displayed in a flat list within their respective category.This view is ideal for printing.IconsThis format displays thumbnail images for each command, grouped (tabbed) within their respective category. This view is ideal for visually navigating, or looking up, a particular move when you don't know the input command.Registered users may select their default view within their.SortingClicking on a column heading will sort the display by that column's data.When a Sort is applied on a particular column, an upward (↑) or downward (↓) arrow will be displayedin the column header to indicate the direction of the sort, ascending or descending, respectively. Clicking again will toggle the sort direction.The default, or natural, sort order is the Command column.

NotesThe major elements are explained in further detail below.CommandThe name and input command of the move is shown here. All inputs are shownassuming your character is facing to the right (i.e. On Player 1 side).Clicking on the command name will bring up a dialog window with a moredetailed view of the command's properties.DamageThe base damage value of the move.LevelThe hit level of the move.

Quest Mode

Virtua Fighter 5's Quest mode is actually a lot simpler than it looks. It's completely open and non-linear, traits that in other games mean complexity. But the difference here is that nothing really matters. The main goal of Quest mode is to simply build your character's rank by winning more battles than you lose, and to use the money and items you earn to customize your character's look.

When you start Quest mode, you must pick one character. That character will forever be tied to that profile, and you won't get a chance to change it in the future (though you can always make new profiles for different characters). In this way, Quest mode hopes to build a relationship between you and your single fighter.

The first screen you'll find in Quest mode is a world map. From here you can travel to various arcades to do battle with the local players. You can enter any arcade you choose, though Club SEGA Downtown, just north of Home, tends to have the easiest opponents. When you've entered into an arcade, you can pick one of three opponents and have a chance to see their rank and win percentage before challenging them. If you win the battle, another opponent will join automatically. It's like playing in a real arcade, except it's not totally deserted!

As you fight and win battles, you'll fill up an experience bar that you'll see at the end of every fight. When the bar fills up, you'll move up a rank, gradually making your way towards the top rank of Conqueror.

You start Quest mode as a lowly 10th kyu. As you rise in rank, you'll move from 10th kyu to 9th kyu, to 8th kyu and so forth until reaching 1st kyu. When you level up from 1st kyu, you'll reach the rank of 1st dan. Unlike the kyu rankings, dan rankings don't get higher with lower numbers. Instead, you'll rise from 1st dan to 2nd dan, to 3rd dan and so forth until reaching the rank of 10th dan.

As a side note, it's important to note that rankings do not really affect anything. A higher ranking doesn't make your character more or less powerful. The ranking simply represents your skill level and gives you a rough idea of what level of opponents you should be fighting (read: look to fight opponents of a skill level just slightly higher than yours).

Ultimate dragon simulator download free game. While building your rank is a major part of Quest mode, arguably more important is your ability to unlock new items with which to customize your fighter. Not every fight will reward you with items. Just keep on truckin' through opponents in the arcade and occasionally you'll be informed of an Item Battle. The winner of that fight will be rewarded with a clothing item, orb, or money.

Orbs are the most mysterious award you'll get. When you start the Quest mode, you'll automatically equipped with one Orb Disc. The Orb Disc has seven slots that are filled, one by one, as you earn orbs in ranking matches. When you've filled up an Orb Disc, you'll be rewarded with a special item and the Orb Disc will be used up. If you want to continue being able to collect orbs, you'll have to purchase another Orb Disc from the Customize shop.

As you play more and more arcade matches to earn items, you'll eventually unlock tournaments that take place in one of the various arcades (or at Event Square). The first tournament will typically appear after your fifteenth battle. When you get the notification of a tournament in progress, we suggest leaving your current arcade seat to enter the tournament. From the world map, look for the arcade with a glowing ring to find the tournament.

Tournaments are especially good for earning prizes as you can often unlock massive amounts of cash to spend at the Customize screen. Note that not all tournaments are equal, as some will have varying degrees of difficulty as well as varying rules. Some tournaments will have standard best-of-five battles, while others will require best-of-nine. Other tournaments have shorter time limits, making it almost impossible to KO an opponent before time expires. In these tournaments, simply deal as much damage as you can, then go on the defensive to let time expire.