FAQ

General Questions
Q: What does the tier list for this game look like?

A: This is the most recent tier list (dated 19/03/19). Keep in mind this is only the opinion of Sleepmode (the wiki operator), so this is subject to change in the future.

Keep in mind that the gaps between tiers are very small. This game is surprisingly balanced, largely due to the fact that everyone is capable of some really silly stuff. S Tier: Zhao Yun, Wei Yan, Xu Chu

A Tier: Huang Zhong, Xiahou Dun

B Tier: Lu Meng, Zhang Jiao

C Tier: Huang Gai, Zhang Fei, Xiahou Yuan

You can use TierMaker to make your own tier list for the game.

Q: Does this game have netplay?

A: No. There were plans to add netplay in a future update, but unfortunately Sealytec has stopped supporting this game for the time being. However, netplay is still possible through Parsec.

Q: What happened to the groove selection?

A: While they were present in the arcade version, the Steam version does not have the three selectable Fighting Modes, Attack, Defend and Combo, as the development team felt it complicated the game too much. All the abilities of all three Fighting Modes are still accessible through MAX Mode, however.

'''Q: Is this game still being worked on? There haven't been any updates since October 2017!'''

A: Unfortunately, development has stopped on Chaos Generation Steam Edition, at least for now. The developers in charge of the project left Sealytec some time ago, and there are currently no plans to resume development currently. What we have now is what we've got.

Technical Questions
Q: The game is taking forever to load!

A: Yeah. This is likely a result of the Steam version pretty much being exactly the same as the arcade version of the game. It's basically loading everything up front so further loading doesn't need to happen during normal operation. It sucks, but them's the breaks.

Q: My controls don't work!

A: This game's native controller support assumes that two sets of controls are coming from one input device, which is not the case for pretty much everyone. Your best bet is to map your controller buttons to key bindings with a program like Xpadder or AntiMicro. Remember to keep your controller disconnected until the game has fully loaded, so as to prevent annoying input overlapping.