Slashy
Smash Lord
I will probably be giving away what I don't sell on eBay, expect some good ****
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Dude Slashy .... like in the nicest possible way , what you're doing is weird as **** and you need to stop...I will probably be giving away what I don't sell on eBay, expect some good ****
xaltis, since i realize u spend most of ur time on this thread, heres my tourney u were asking for:
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=300856
I wish more people were like this guy.I liked my second time at the ZP Monthly.
I was happy to present a Pikachu Card from Base Set 1 TCG to ESAM and it was nice of my nephew to give his Pikachu doll to ESAM. We thought about him. It was very nice to see Vinnie in person. I liked bringing a whole lot of Pretzels and offering them to everyone. For those that had some, I thank you. Made me feel good. I was a little sad that Slashy, 8bitman and DFEAR could not attend.
I got to play a whole lot of Friendlies this time around. It was good preparation till the real deal happened. It was the first time I ever fought in a pool to earn my spot for the Singles bracket. A shame I did not go further compared to last time. I thank my niece for cheering me up, as well as my friend Proto Man X. I also thank Vinnie and Xaltis for cheering me up as well.
I was happy to have met Screk on justin.tv and showing up. Got to meet him in person. I was also happy to meet D-Torr for the first time in person. I want to thank Masky, Xaltis, and Snipa for the advice they gave me. Hopefully I'll tweak out those problems in my gameplay and to learn the match ups. MVD and Mink, I thank you guys for giving me props.
Our ride had already arrived early, I said goodbye to some of you before I left. I was glad to give one last hug to Vinnie before we had to leave.
I will be training day and night like I did before and hope to attend the next event.
Dude Slashy .... like in the nicest possible way , what you're doing is weird as **** and you need to stop...
I thought you would stop after trying to give away food from your fridge.
I'll just step it up~Dont leave Eric FL will be garbo without you
Gotta beat my Bowser first~Time for a puff to get on the PR
Not with Jiggs you didn't!I did that already, and I'm not on the PR.
What gives?
Bowser MU practice...I need to get more practice over here with some bowser.
I need to practice some spacing.
Whether or not i beat your bowser, gimme some MU help next time we're together.
I've only seen a small handful of bowsers. And none of them had any problems losing.
hey ive played this guy on wifi! lol. sounds like a nice/awesome dudeI liked my second time at the ZP Monthly.
I was happy to present a Pikachu Card from Base Set 1 TCG to ESAM and it was nice of my nephew to give his Pikachu doll to ESAM. We thought about him. It was very nice to see Vinnie in person. I liked bringing a whole lot of Pretzels and offering them to everyone. For those that had some, I thank you. Made me feel good. I was a little sad that Slashy, 8bitman and DFEAR could not attend.
I got to play a whole lot of Friendlies this time around. It was good preparation till the real deal happened. It was the first time I ever fought in a pool to earn my spot for the Singles bracket. A shame I did not go further compared to last time. I thank my niece for cheering me up, as well as my friend Proto Man X. I also thank Vinnie and Xaltis for cheering me up as well.
I was happy to have met Screk on justin.tv and showing up. Got to meet him in person. I was also happy to meet D-Torr for the first time in person. I want to thank Masky, Xaltis, and Snipa for the advice they gave me. Hopefully I'll tweak out those problems in my gameplay and to learn the match ups. MVD and Mink, I thank you guys for giving me props.
Our ride had already arrived early, I said goodbye to some of you before I left. I was glad to give one last hug to Vinnie before we had to leave.
I will be training day and night like I did before and hope to attend the next event.
I didn't say MvC3 is a beginner game. I said......I would definitely agree with Mink on that one.
Because all of my school friends always talk about smash and bragging about it (And then I invite them to our house and my brothers and I R-A-P-E them.). And almost none of them play MvC3, but two of my really close friends that I hang out with almost every day, got into it and they instantly started practicing and doing sick combos and such.. They never really fooled around in it, and they aren't that type to do so. So I think that makes it more of a Skill-based game rather than a "OH LET'S PLAY WITH ITEMS ON! I BROUGHT MY WIIMOTE!!! =DDD" type of game.
MvC3 really isn't a begginner game though which is why if you're going to play it, put time into it... I don't have that time now.
When you first start playing, outside of getting used to Magic Series, it's really easy at the start. When you start playing people, then you start to see various levels of difficulty. Playing with friends casually is obviously different than playing with higher end level players, but that's almost every competitive fighting game. The same way you say "if you're going to play (a game), put time into it." That applies to everything competition.MvC3 is pretty easy to get into, arguably the easiest fighting game at a starter level.
Only at a really high level is where it starts to get difficult and demanding.
I'm in this category, as I've been playing fighting games competitively for 10 years.imagine streetfighter. u would be put up against players who have been playing for 7+yrs