The “Street Fighter V” March update brought some glitches to the game.
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After the much-anticipated release of “Street Fighter V” in February, Capcom quickly earned the ire of gamers for the lack of in-game content. However, the game publisher continuously made efforts for much-needed updates in the game. If someone is absolutely destroying you in Street Fighter V while you’re online, it’s now best to stay and take your lumps. It has been confirmed that the character is free to play upon his release as Capcom hasn’t finished setting up the Zenny shop in the game this month. According to the Japanese patch notes, quitting both Ranked and Casual Matches 5 times in under two hours will result in a 2 hours of matchmaking penalty.
So far Guile’s moves in Street Fighter V appear to be pretty standard and reminiscent of his character from back in the day, so there shouldn’t be any surprises, but in case you missed out on the trailer, you can check it out in the video below. Unfortunately, season pass holders were only the ones that can access the new stage for free while it will cost 70,000 “Street Fighter V” Fight Money when the in-game shop arrives. Along with the addition of Guile and his classic Air Force Base stage in a new avatar, the update will also add a system to punish those who quit frequently during matches.
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Capcom also improved the matchmaking system to give players an easier time creating and connecting to Battle Lounges, and opponent restrictions were also loosened.
