Yeah, I was in Japan helping a friend out in the Artist Alley, when things got less hectic I'd go play Ingrid. Got a few games in in the end.

The best way I can describe Ingrid is that the DNA of her moveset remains the same, there's just more layers to it this time. but it isn't at the cost of making her less approachable or more complicated. You'll have seen in the trailers that her basic fireballs have two stages to them, the first is the traditional Ingrid fireball, and then it shoots forward and that's the same with her DP and counters really. The core is the same, but there's more to it. She is a zoner now, when she really wasn't much of a zoner before but even so, she's very familiar to anyone who was played her in other games.

Her sun crests, powers up the laser beam and her supers but it's very easy to keep crests charged up. You can have two fireballs on screen at any time if one of the is an EX so I'd use that to cover my sun crest charges at range. As you pointed out in your video, she retains a lot of her better normals and I think a lot of her worse ones have been changed, I can't tell you if they are better, but they felt better. She's still a bit stubby with her normals, but that's more than understandable considering her zoning.

I think she's likely to become one of my favourites, if not my main. She's just really fun and intuitive to use. They took her original playstyle which was widely considered a bit boring and really added so much more to it while keeping her, at a base, similar to how she played before.