Additionally, if you wait until you're close enough to your opponent before performing the scream, they will almost always try to counter you by throwing their projectile, but most aren't fast enough to actually fire it off before the scream waves take them, even if they do, you'll take the hit but they'll still get caught in the waves. #1 - Play as Sindel: Sindel's scream move is sort of overpowered compared to other opponent-stunning moves because interrupting the scream itself doesn't necessarily interrupt the effect. It occurs on the 4th fight and every non-boss fight thereafter of the Novice Tower) NOTE THAT THESE ARE SPECIFICALLY FOR THE HARDEST AI SETTING WHICH OCCURS AT DIFFERENT TIMES ON ANY GIVEN TOWER (Ex. I learned these on UMK3 and they seem to mostly still work. Here's a few tricks for getting over the super hard AI. Lastly, remember that if you get defeated a number of times in a row (I don't know how many - around 10-15 I guess) the AI will eventually tone down its difficulty and let you through - but first you have to withstand the beating (unless you know the patterns with which to defeat the very hard AI). and obviously picking boss characters, such as Shao Kahn, is also a good idea if you're looking for easy time with the game. Same with Noob Saibot - playing with him is generally easier than with others. and then rinse and repeat for each and every other opponent. For instance - you can pick Smoke (the robot), jump back with a kick, which nearly always makes the AI shoot its projectile, and then quickly perform the teleport followed by a spear and the basic combo to throw them to the other side of the screen. Obviously the patterns with some fighters are easier than others. So yes - I confirm that despite choosing "very easy" in options and picking the easiest tower, there will come a point where you're essentially fighting a "very hard" AI and have to know the patterns. and this time AI beat me with double flawless :) After the loss I picked the 'continue' option. but in the fourth fight constant input reading kicked in and the AI absolutely destroyed me - but at least I caused it some damage. The third fight I would label as "normal" and I wouldn't mind if the AI stayed at this level for the remainder of the tower. In the second fight the AI provided minimal resistance, so it wasn't flawless, but was still quite easy.
I won the first fight with double flawless victory. I actually just conducted a test - I set the game to "very easy" in options and picked the "novice" tower. And yes - the AI reads your inputs so in order to beat it you have to master some sort of a pattern which it has problems with and then repeat it ad nauseam. This means that the difficulty you choose is not constant, but rather indicates "at which point the 'very hard' difficulty kicks in". Unfortunately Mortal Kombat Trilogy, being an MK3 derivative, has the same AI as the previous games being ported from the arcade.
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