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In Soulcalibur VI, As of the version 2.2 update, players can allow and disallow equipment destruction during match from custom characters.2.) Pick the creation or start from scratch on new model character.ģ.) On your controller click on the start button / option button. The same mechanic also applies to Soulcalibur VI. While regular characters will simply lose one or two parts, created characters will lose everything except for undergarments and lower leg equipment.
Clothing damage occurs whenever the opponent is defeated by a particularly strong attack or throw in whatever round. This returns in a much more simple form in Soulcalibur V, except the equipment gauge does not return. That said, a Soul Crush will automatically cause equipment destruction on the area attacked.Ī gauge under the character's Soul Gauge shows what equipment in what area has been destroyed.
Only an attack that makes contact with the enemy can break a piece of armor. If the opponent's Middle armor shatters, attacks which strike Middle will have the best effect.Įquipment destruction cannot occur while the opponent is guarding. These items, obviously, do not break during equipment destruction, although the shattering sound is still heard and the character still takes more damage in that area.Įquipment destruction can be used to its best strategic effect by focusing on the destroyed part of the armor. A character without armor (created in character creation by removing everything) is left in his/her underwear (and bra, for women). Both custom characters and regular characters are subject to equipment destruction. The destruction of the equipment is visible on the character's body: High equipment destruction usually breaks the character's hat (if applicable), Middle breaking his jacket or armor, and Low breaking his boots or greaves. if the head armor breaks, any High attacks deal more damage). Damage taken to the shattered area is increased (e.g. After a piece of equipment has been destroyed, it remains so for every round of the battle. When a character has taken severe damage in one of these areas (from High, Middle, or Low attacks, respectively), the armor breaks with an audible shattering sound in a phenomenon called Equipment Destruction. In Soulcalibur IV, all characters, including custom characters, possess three areas of armor (or equipment): High, Middle, and Low.
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