Capcom producer Yoshinoro Ono took it to Twitter to confirm that Street Fighter V will be getting an official netcode update next week. The update will go live after a scheduled maintenance later this week along with the release of the Champion Edition.
Thank you for the positive responses on our netcode announcement! Many players are asking about the timing for this, so I can share that the netcode update will happen next week after the server maintenance. For this week, please enjoy the release of #SFVCE and Seth on Friday! pic.twitter.com/vU0gkWEhXK
— Yoshinori Ono (@Yoshi_OnoChin) February 13, 2020
We saw Capcom taking this action after a modder came up with a way to dramatically improved netcode issues on PC. However, this patch broke cross-platform play. The second patch the modder released made the issue even worse, creating netcode issues between PC players who were using different patches.
Since Street Fighter V is all about timed reflexes and is packed with super-fast action, it is necessary that players have a lag-free online experience. Currently, there is a bug in Street Fighter V that causes a player to experience lag behind the other player. This can lead to artificial lag and one sided rollbacks for the other player.
Here's a video showing the side-by-side comparison of one sided rollback.
With the new update, we hope that the netcode issue in Street Fighter V comes to an end and grants a smooth gaming experience to players across different platforms.
Street Fight V: Champion Edition is launching tomorrow on PC and PS4. The Champion Edition gives both returning and new players access to all 39 characters in a single package, along with a new character: Seth.
Seth originally debuted in Street Fighter IV as an antagonist. Seth was previously the CEO of Shadaloo's S.I.N. weapon division. In Street Fighter V, Seth is seen using a female body and judging from the character trailer for Seth, we expect to see the character getting a male costume too.
Here are all the confirmed moveset for Seth:
Normal Throws
- Death Throw
V Skill I
- Tanden Engine
- Tanden Install
- Install Art
V Skill II
- Tanden Booster
- Hecatoncheires Glide
- Mad Spiral
- Spin Pendulum
V-Trigger I
- Tanden Ignition
V-Trigger II
- Tanden Maneuver
V-Reversal
- Calamity Shutter
Unique Attacks
- Step Shoot
- Hazard Blow
- Head Hunter
- Turning Slicer
- Twin Claw
- Tanden Combination
- Shoot Slicer
- Fatal Rush
Special Moves
- Hecatoncheires
- Mad Cradle
- Cruel Disaster
- Annihilate Sword
- Titanomachy (V-Trigger attack)
- Mad Spin (V-Trigger attack)
- Cyclone Disaster (V-Trigger attack)
- Hell's Gate (V-Trigger attack)
- Tanden Explode (V-Trigger attack)
Critical Art
- Tanden Destruction
- Tanden Extreme (V-Trigger attack)
- Arcade mode is great
- Team battle adds a fun local multiplayer element
- Great value for anyone who didn’t buy the game originally
- Arcade endings could be better
- Why wasn't these additions included from the start?