Street Fighter V Anti-Disconnects System Detailed, Will Also Punish For Casual Matches Disconnects

Among the problems nevertheless plaguing Street Fighter V is the lack of whatever sort of punishment for those who quit a Ranked Lucifer before its end. Recently, Capcom confirmed that a system that will address the matter will be implemented in the game's soon to be released April Update, just non much else has been said on how it'south going to piece of work. Today, more details on the matter have emerged online.

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The new Street Fighter Five anti-ragequitters system has been detailed on the game's Official Japanese blog. According to the Japanese patch notes, quitting both Ranked and Casual Matches 5 times in under 2 hours will issue in a 2 hours of matchmaking penalty. This punishment is definitely not enough, every bit League Points are left untouched, just information technology'south definitely a start. Capcom has already stated that the organization volition be farther improved in the coming months, so the penalisation for ragequitters will probably get harsher in the hereafter.

Later today, Street Fighter V will receive its second DLC character, Guile. Aslope the new character, who has been showcased with plenty of footage in the past few days, a brand new stage, the Air Force Base stage, volition be fabricated bachelor. Different Guile, who volition be available for free until the Zenny Shop launches, the new stage has to exist purchased in the shop for the price of 70.000 Fight Money. The April Update will as well include a variety of bug fixes for specific situations involving all characters. In preparation of the Guile update, the Street Fighter V servers will be taken down from 8AM PT until six PM PT.

The Street Fighter V March update introduced support for the first DLC graphic symbol, Alex, equally well as some new features such every bit Challenge Fashion, which include some useful tutorials for the game's nuts and each individual character, as well as Trials, the Fight Coin shop and more.

Street Fighter Five is at present available in all regions on PC and PlayStation four. Nosotros will keep you updated on the game's future DLC characters and updates as soon as more comes in on them, so stay tuned for all the latest news.