I would love to do Kano as well, but the fact we haven't discovered how punch/kick buttons work in conjunction with the pad input (which only contains directional inputs) means he's out of the cards, for the time being. IDK if the roll input will be reverted or not, but Sektor's input will be reverted, most likely. Inputs are gonna be changed, though, Mileena's telekick most likely will be changed to match the MKX input. However, next release shouldn't contain these types of bugs. I did the PC port in kind of a hurry, I'll admit, but thing is, I really wanted to make the port and never could due to always being busy (either college, as of recently, or some other stuff) Keep in mind, it's only the text in the practice mode that was modified, not the actual property of the move everyone has the best PC in the world or is rich, or lives in a 1st world country, my pc has problems with MK9 (never reaches full 60 fps, which makes it rather annoying to test) that's why I don't own MK9 PC anymore, PS3 MK9 was much smoother to play. Sub's 22 comes out as Mid, same thing with 224.Īre the Mid attacks I described actually mids? I believe Sub's 11 is a High.
Sub's 1 uses HitHigh, Sub's 11 however uses HighOrLow (with my mod, it comes out as Mid) that UMK3 had.HighOrLow, I've actually been trying to figure out what attacks should be Mid with this, and what aren't. GOG Galaxy only has the original Mortal Kombat 3, not the Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, so it doesn't have Scorpion, classic Sub-Zero, Kitana, Mileena, Jade, etc. I'd pick up both, since MK4 is a really underrated title. MK4 may be a little more since it came back more recently, but less than the $5/6 it was stuck at for a while. Both the first 3 games and now MK4 sell really cheap on sale (maybe like a $1.25 each). GOG Galaxy also sells MK4 now too, which only just came back a year or two ago. Then you need to install those files into MK2 directory and change the audio in-game to Ultrasound rather than standard SoundBlaster. MK2 has midi music, but I use the pro patches lite version of Gravis Ultrasound (which you can find online). MK1 and 3 have the same CD quality music you'd have heard in the arcade version. But play around till you find one you like). It's not the same as the 2011 version that had the arcade quality graphics rather, it's the DOS versions, however the graphics are only very slightly downgraded (lower resolution images, but nothing missing like on consoles), and I can walk you through the setup to improve the quality if you like (hint, set upscaler to 2xsai, I find that to be the sweet spot for MK1 and 2. I got MK1 + MK2 + MK3 through GOG Galaxy.
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