Of course I am not good at source accuracy. Even I half-ass everything when I mugenize things, I usually try to make every feature and move be able to give a minimal feel from the source game. Every character and his/her/its features and moves are unique. I don't find a big difference between working with 2D pixel sprites and those "2.5D/3D sprites", except for one thing: since some 2.5/3D features can only happen in real source games, there are many adjustments to be taken care of when mugenizing. Then it comes to MUGEN coding with those ripped "2.5D/3D sprites" from SF4 or SFxTK. I think the effort is worth it as it looks at least a bit smoother in MUGEN (yet the character loading time increases very much and sometimes it makes MUGEN lag). That resulted in some 5000+ frames SFF files. Long time ago, a MUGEN author DEMAN advised me, during my first-time SF4 Golden Seth mugenization, that if I were going to rip "2.5D/3D sprites" from SF4, I had to rip as many as possible, in order to make the animation look not-too-choppy in MUGEN. Who doesn't want a 2D SF4 Seth/Oni/Abel/C.Viper/Hakan and SFxTK Paul/Jin/Ogre/Asuka/Nina in MUGEN? This is how 2D pixel spriters like FeLo_Llop and chuchoryu get into MUGEN. 2.5D/3D modelling is perhaps easier, hence with some convenient tools, ripping those "2.5D/3D sprites" from SF4 or SFxTK can now be much more do-able. And 2D pixel spriting is perhaps one of most difficult jobs in the world. Ripping those "2.5D/3D sprites" from SF4 or SFxTK and using in MUGEN may not fit well.
finally the story mode is where the player picks a fighter and starts diving into the story and understands what is the game about till finishing and winning.I admit that MUGEN is made for 2D contents the best. then the team mode you get to choose 3 to 4 players as your team and play against another team. in the arcade mode the player can choose his favorite character and play against all the fighters one by one till reaching the boss and winning the game. The game has different modes starting from ARCADE, TEAM, and STORY MODE. also gaining experience through playing and knowing different play styles. even some players love to play the online mode where they can compete in real-time battles and get higher and higher in ranking. Street Fighter has many huge numbers of players around the world on many platforms like android, IOS, PC, PlayStation, and more. that is the best option for me it is like a fighter academy where you grow your skills.
Try to hone your gaming skills in this mode by understanding the control of the fighters and trying the available trails for each character, In addition to that, the player's ability to improve attack capability.
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