The Lonious Monk
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black caesar;9144930 said:
Nope you can earn them through the game or buy them through the store too.
Nope you can earn them through the game or buy them through the store too.
vagrant-718
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Bcotton5;9145529 said:
The characters free until they implement their money system then got to buy them
Street Fighter 5's full 1.04 update is officially live; adds Balrog, Ibuki, premium costumes, new stages, and more
Street Fighter 5's highly anticipated 1.04 patch has finally arrived. Being the largest update the game has seen to date, fans can expect a slew of new content.
Firstly, Street Fighter 5's cinematic story expansion is available as a free download. Telling the tale of what happened between Street Fighter 3 and Street Fighter 4, this experience features the entire cast of characters. Even the six DLC fighters will be making an appearance, and that includes the two unreleased fighters -- Urien and Juri.
We can also look forward to seeing two new DLC fighters enter the fray. Balrog and Ibuki are both playable now and can be obtained by using Fight Money or real currency via the PlayStation Store and Steam.
The fun doesn't stop there, though. Now, players can purchase premium costumes for every character currently on the playable roster. These alternate outfits can only be purchased with real currency, and pricing information can be found below.
And lastly, fans will be able to engage in battle upon two brand new stages and three alternate version of backdrops already in Street Figther 5.
You'll find screenshots, the story expansion trailer, and more after the jump. Check back soon, as we'll be adding trials and story playthroughs for Balrog and Ibuki.
Street Fighter 5 DLC price breakdown
New characters - 100,000 Fight Money | $5.99 / € 5.99 real currency
New stages - 70,000 Fight Money | $3.99 / € 3.99 real currency
Alternate stages - 40,000 Fight Money | $1.99 / € 1.99 real currency
Story costumes - 40,000 Fight Money | $1.99 / € 1.99 real currency
Premium costumes - -------------- Fight Money | $3.99 / € 3.99 real currency
Street Fighter 5's highly anticipated 1.04 patch has finally arrived. Being the largest update the game has seen to date, fans can expect a slew of new content.
Firstly, Street Fighter 5's cinematic story expansion is available as a free download. Telling the tale of what happened between Street Fighter 3 and Street Fighter 4, this experience features the entire cast of characters. Even the six DLC fighters will be making an appearance, and that includes the two unreleased fighters -- Urien and Juri.
We can also look forward to seeing two new DLC fighters enter the fray. Balrog and Ibuki are both playable now and can be obtained by using Fight Money or real currency via the PlayStation Store and Steam.
The fun doesn't stop there, though. Now, players can purchase premium costumes for every character currently on the playable roster. These alternate outfits can only be purchased with real currency, and pricing information can be found below.
And lastly, fans will be able to engage in battle upon two brand new stages and three alternate version of backdrops already in Street Figther 5.
You'll find screenshots, the story expansion trailer, and more after the jump. Check back soon, as we'll be adding trials and story playthroughs for Balrog and Ibuki.
Street Fighter 5 DLC price breakdown
New characters - 100,000 Fight Money | $5.99 / € 5.99 real currency
New stages - 70,000 Fight Money | $3.99 / € 3.99 real currency
Alternate stages - 40,000 Fight Money | $1.99 / € 1.99 real currency
Story costumes - 40,000 Fight Money | $1.99 / € 1.99 real currency
Premium costumes - -------------- Fight Money | $3.99 / € 3.99 real currency
Bcotton5;9147545 said:I might say fuck it and get the season pass if I can find a deal on it.
I NEED that Balrog casino stage that shot dope af first thing I'm spending my fight money on when I get home
Is it me or did Capcom have Balrog fighting in front the Playaz Ball?
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black caesar
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genocidecutter;9142405 said:
@genocidecutter Drop the knowledge man. You got a pic of what you made?
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black caesar
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Bcotton5;9150352 said:
@Bcotton5 I'm on PC my guy.
EDIT: The sale is the same in Steam. I'm thinking of making the purchase.
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Here are some tips to get as much Fight Money in as little time as possible in Street Fighter 5
There's a ton of new content in Street Fighter 5 right now, and if you aren't a Season Pass holder, you're probably scrambling to build up enough of the title's in-game currency, Fight Money, to purchase Balrog and Ibuki.
What's more, Guile and Alex were free to the public until Friday, and so now you'll have to purchase them as well to continue having access. Each character will set you back 100,000 FM, and there are five new stages ranging from 40k-70k a piece.
Obviously, you're going to pretty easily rack up quite the tab if you want the new content now, and don't want to spend real cash on it. The single player modes of SF5 offer some quick methods to nab big piles of FM, and some of them are not as blatant as others.
You can play online for a measly 50 FM per Ranked win, but you'll want to hit these other avenues first to get the content you're most fervently after.
Demonstrations
With each new character that drops, you get a new opportunity for some quick Fight Money. By far the easiest method is via "Demonstrations." We've given Demos their own highlight here because they're very easy to miss.
From the "Challenges" menu, you can either pick "Trials" or "Demonstrations", the latter of which offers in-depth guides about the game's mechanics, basic situations and individual character guides.
You can learn a lot from these, but you don't have to watch them. The game allows you to skip through these lessons very quickly, but still awards you a few thousand FM for each segment you complete. You can probably cycle through all the content in about 10 minutes time, and come out with a hefty payload.
Single Player Modes
Each character in the game can grow in experience and level as you use them, and you'll gain FM by the thousands as you level each fighter up. Winning online is one way to garner experience, but playing through single player modes should be your first stop.
Prelude Story Modes are simple to get through, and should probably be the first thing you do. After that, complete each 10-trial session for all fighters. Next, head to the dreaded Survival Mode, but just cruise through on the Easy setting.
Playing through Easy Survival will also get you a new color for each fighter you take through. You can play through the quick, 10-level gauntlet with each fighter's alternate attire to get colors for each and every costume while you build experience.
You can probably take a few characters through Normal Mode (30 levels) with minimal practice. We were able to breeze through with Nash by simply spamming heavy punch into EX Tragedy Assault.
Cinematic Story
Street Fighter 5's Cinematic Story Mode was just released, and you'll get a whopping 30,000 FM for playing through it. Once you do so, you can play through a second time on "Extra" for another 50,000 FM.
You have the option to skip all cut scenes, and you should be able to finish the whole thing in about an hour if you can overcome the slightly more difficult AI battles.
To give you a little perspective, the 80,000 FM you'll net from doing this is equivalent to winning 1,600 Ranked matches online.
If you go through and grind out the above approaches, you'll find yourself with enough FM to purchase your first choices in the way of characters, stages or alternate costumes.
You'll be able to squeeze a little more from each fighter by taking them online and leveling them up, but it takes more and more experience as you get higher in level, so keep that in mind for efficiency's sake.
Short of playing months of Ranked Mode, there's no way that you'll be able to grind out enough FM to purchase all the game's current content... at least not until Capcom releases the proposed Daily Challenges.
The best approach is to figure out what you want most before you blindly start using your FM to grab colors and/or costumes for characters you rarely use. If you have any other tips on quickly accumulating Fight Money, please feel free to share in the comments section.
There's a ton of new content in Street Fighter 5 right now, and if you aren't a Season Pass holder, you're probably scrambling to build up enough of the title's in-game currency, Fight Money, to purchase Balrog and Ibuki.
What's more, Guile and Alex were free to the public until Friday, and so now you'll have to purchase them as well to continue having access. Each character will set you back 100,000 FM, and there are five new stages ranging from 40k-70k a piece.
Obviously, you're going to pretty easily rack up quite the tab if you want the new content now, and don't want to spend real cash on it. The single player modes of SF5 offer some quick methods to nab big piles of FM, and some of them are not as blatant as others.
You can play online for a measly 50 FM per Ranked win, but you'll want to hit these other avenues first to get the content you're most fervently after.
Demonstrations
With each new character that drops, you get a new opportunity for some quick Fight Money. By far the easiest method is via "Demonstrations." We've given Demos their own highlight here because they're very easy to miss.
From the "Challenges" menu, you can either pick "Trials" or "Demonstrations", the latter of which offers in-depth guides about the game's mechanics, basic situations and individual character guides.
You can learn a lot from these, but you don't have to watch them. The game allows you to skip through these lessons very quickly, but still awards you a few thousand FM for each segment you complete. You can probably cycle through all the content in about 10 minutes time, and come out with a hefty payload.
Single Player Modes
Each character in the game can grow in experience and level as you use them, and you'll gain FM by the thousands as you level each fighter up. Winning online is one way to garner experience, but playing through single player modes should be your first stop.
Prelude Story Modes are simple to get through, and should probably be the first thing you do. After that, complete each 10-trial session for all fighters. Next, head to the dreaded Survival Mode, but just cruise through on the Easy setting.
Playing through Easy Survival will also get you a new color for each fighter you take through. You can play through the quick, 10-level gauntlet with each fighter's alternate attire to get colors for each and every costume while you build experience.
You can probably take a few characters through Normal Mode (30 levels) with minimal practice. We were able to breeze through with Nash by simply spamming heavy punch into EX Tragedy Assault.
Cinematic Story
Street Fighter 5's Cinematic Story Mode was just released, and you'll get a whopping 30,000 FM for playing through it. Once you do so, you can play through a second time on "Extra" for another 50,000 FM.
You have the option to skip all cut scenes, and you should be able to finish the whole thing in about an hour if you can overcome the slightly more difficult AI battles.
To give you a little perspective, the 80,000 FM you'll net from doing this is equivalent to winning 1,600 Ranked matches online.
If you go through and grind out the above approaches, you'll find yourself with enough FM to purchase your first choices in the way of characters, stages or alternate costumes.
You'll be able to squeeze a little more from each fighter by taking them online and leveling them up, but it takes more and more experience as you get higher in level, so keep that in mind for efficiency's sake.
Short of playing months of Ranked Mode, there's no way that you'll be able to grind out enough FM to purchase all the game's current content... at least not until Capcom releases the proposed Daily Challenges.
The best approach is to figure out what you want most before you blindly start using your FM to grab colors and/or costumes for characters you rarely use. If you have any other tips on quickly accumulating Fight Money, please feel free to share in the comments section.
MrMinimalist
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Funny that video game characters get pops.
black caesar
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Just purchased the game and season pass for $60 off of Steam. Not sure when I'm going to install though.
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