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Description
Yeah, I went ahead and did this out of bordom. And you're probably asking what is with the stats at the side, well if Destiny Factor were a game then these would be some of your available moves/options in the gameplay.
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Supers
Yeah like you don't know what this is. You get two per character, one for his/her standard form and one for his/her Full Burst Mode, the latter of course being more devastating.

Full Burst Mode
Basically the "Going Super Saiyen" option, here the character transforms into a new version of him/herself. While in actuality there is no actual increase in power or defense (otherwise this game would end up becoming DBZ levels of unbalanced during fights) there is a significant change as now you may use new Special Moves you couldn't before that replace previous ones and you gain access to the second Super Move (which cancels out Full Burst Mode upon use).

Final Certain
Basically this would be the Fatality move, yes, like a straight up Mortal Kombat style Fatality with Japanophilic flare. The catch is that these are not performed at the end of the fight, no, they are performed in the midst of the fight and only if the opponent's health is less that fifteen percent. They start out as a simple dash attack that is activated in the same manner as a Super Move. If the dash attack connects, well, that's when a mother fucker dies a gruesome anime-ish death. Each character has two, one standard and one hidden.

Baroque Works
Much like in Blazblue, this would basically be the special "do-something-cool" button that greatly differs depending on the character you would play.
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So in conclusion, if Destiny Factor were a game it would basically be a bastard gestalt of Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and a little of Blazblue just for kicks. Also it would have a 3D fighter-style side step feature to mix up the otherwise 2D fighter-style gameplay, a move that uses Full Burst energy to dodge any attack without fail in a short quick dash.

Description
Yeah, I went ahead and did this out of bordom. And you're probably asking what is with the stats at the side, well if Destiny Factor were a game then these would be some of your available moves/options in the gameplay.
_______________________________________

Supers
Yeah like you don't know what this is. You get two per character, one for his/her standard form and one for his/her Full Burst Mode, the latter of course being more devastating.

Full Burst Mode
Basically the "Going Super Saiyen" option, here the character transforms into a new version of him/herself. While in actuality there is no actual increase in power or defense (otherwise this game would end up becoming DBZ levels of unbalanced during fights) there is a significant change as now you may use new Special Moves you couldn't before that replace previous ones and you gain access to the second Super Move (which cancels out Full Burst Mode upon use).

Final Certain
Basically this would be the Fatality move, yes, like a straight up Mortal Kombat style Fatality with Japanophilic flare. The catch is that these are not performed at the end of the fight, no, they are performed in the midst of the fight and only if the opponent's health is less that fifteen percent. They start out as a simple dash attack that is activated in the same manner as a Super Move. If the dash attack connects, well, that's when a mother fucker dies a gruesome anime-ish death. Each character has two, one standard and one hidden.

Baroque Works
Much like in Blazblue, this would basically be the special "do-something-cool" button that greatly differs depending on the character you would play.
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So in conclusion, if Destiny Factor were a game it would basically be a bastard gestalt of Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and a little of Blazblue just for kicks. Also it would have a 3D fighter-style side step feature to mix up the otherwise 2D fighter-style gameplay, a move that uses Full Burst energy to dodge any attack without fail in a short quick dash.