I hope they add a kumite single player mode and cross play with ps5. Also, more customization items.

the cross play highly wanted, but almost 0 chance for that since there are 2 net codes?

I hope that this Steam release is basically an extended test to make the netcode good, so they can release REVO on PS4 and PS5. Maybe even Xbox and/or Switch 2.

Because fighting games need crossplay, that's just a fact. It's the only way to give everybody good competition around the clock

> I hope that this Steam release is basically an extended test to make the netcode good,

it makes sense and i also hope for that

the fuck. They removed the possibility for frame delay 0??!
So this game now runs at 61 fps? That cant be right. I think I just lost all interest playing this game.

Delay doesn't change FPS

I wouldn't get my hopes up for *REVO* on other platforms, but VF6 will almost assuredly be crossplay enabled

That setting is for the amount of frame delay between your button press and the action happening, in order to create a buffer for the rollback netcode to do its thing(so you don't get the weird teleports and stuff). REVO runs at 60fps, so a 1 frame delay would be 1/60th of a second which is basically imperceptible.

I can't vouch for the quality of the netcode but generally a 1 frame delay won't ruin your experience, while trying to run a 0 frame delay would cause jittering and teleporting and all kinds of other nasty problems. In fact, probably better to bump that delay up to 2 or 3 even.

So far, REVO has not been exactly playable under delay setting 3 even with opponents inside my own country, so it being forced to be a minimum of 1 is whatever.

However, I'd be more worried about the game forcing a differance of delay frames between players to the lowest number since this would mean that if I've set it to 3 and I matchup with an opponent who has it at 1 would mean teleport hell for the both of us thus completely defeating the purpose of the setting.

This assuming of course they've not completely tweaked and fixed the netcode with this update, which I highly doubt.

I like REVO and the announced changes.

Just 2 months ago, i played awesome VF on delay-based net code. Now, I can play rollback based VF, how awesome it is?

I'm very thankful for that. That's great \o/

Forcing to the lower delay is kinda odd, I'm not sure why they need to do that at all as the input delay is specific to the client and shouldn't impact the opponent at all.