‘Street Fighter V’ continues to be fleshed out by free updates, and September is packing a big one. This is the sixth character that Capcom has added to the game since launch, although he already premiered in Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact, where he became known as the Vice President. This includes the promised daily challenge feature called Daily Targets, that will allow players to gain fight money more quickly by completing daily tasks. Urien can be purchased with Fight Money or real money. A ranked match will permit the players to earn 1,000 Fight money, whereas an additional 500 will be given to training mode. For Urien to pressure opponents he uses his projectiles and this will lead to opponents giving in to him. Rewards range between 100 and 5000 Fight Money. From what I can gather this still isn’t a full-on arcade mode – it’s “another option to standard Versus mode”, according to the press release – but you can now take on AI opponents at various difficulty levels.
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“The anti-crack solution does not require online connectivity in order to play the game in offline mode; however, players will be required to click-confirm each time they boot up the game”.
Fighter Profiles are updated and stat tracking will now go live, so players can further dissect their gameplay to find and eliminate bad habits or simply show off their skills to friends. Meanwhile, Season Pass holders will be able to get even more colors for their characters.
Lastly, bug fixes for the likes of Juri, Ibuki and Dhalsim were noted for “Street Fighter V”.
Capcom’s fifth installment “Street Fighter V” has become a household name for the past number of months since its release. Capcom provided some possible fixes on Capcom Unity. Capcom is now investigating the matter, so it shouldn’t take too long for a fix.
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“Street Fighter V” is available now on PlayStation 4 and PC.
