ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
Throw out fish
ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK
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ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK
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Testament is the most trapesque character in the game.
In more ways than one.
In more ways than one.
vZakat
Half Genie
I'd like to be a well rounded fighter. I feel like my weak points are poor blockstrings, using moves with lots of start up at bad times, and pretty much all types of footsies. I play I-no so I don't have any execution problems. I tend to play trap characters (Nero, Maori, Rachel) so I want to work on that the most but I like rushdown a lot too.
3s is the only street fighter I actually like (probably cause I'm bad at footsies). I play necro but I'm still really noobie. It sounds like ken is a good footsies character in that game. Maybe I should try him out.
3s is the only street fighter I actually like (probably cause I'm bad at footsies). I play necro but I'm still really noobie. It sounds like ken is a good footsies character in that game. Maybe I should try him out.
Poor blockstrings is kind of just a matter of learning better combos and what moves are safe or fairly safe on block. Frame data can help with that.
Ken and Chun are both very good characters for learning footsies in 3S. Shotos in general are usually good characters for learning footsies.
Ken and Chun are both very good characters for learning footsies in 3S. Shotos in general are usually good characters for learning footsies.
Minato
穏やかじゃない
Dizzy's so fun. It's all about Fish and Bubble Loops.
Except the ice spike FRCs. ;-;
Minato
穏やかじゃない
I actually got those down after so much practice. Felt proud when I could even do it eyes closed.
I'm pretty sure I can't do that anymore though. lol
Dang, those are hard. I'm impressed. :3c
I used to have Baiken's FRCs down when I played her, though I probably couldn't do them now either.
I used to have Baiken's FRCs down when I played her, though I probably couldn't do them now either.
Smooth Criminal
Da Cheef
>_>
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Smooth Criminal
http://www.skullgirls.com/blog
Pretty interesting stuff. It's nice to see some things from a developer blog that are about game theory and not just "HEY GUYS BLANKA HAS A NEW COSTUME LOLOL preorder this please".
Also, SFxT news.
http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2011/apr/12/captivate-trailer-street-fighter-x-tekken/
BOB! :D
Pretty interesting stuff. It's nice to see some things from a developer blog that are about game theory and not just "HEY GUYS BLANKA HAS A NEW COSTUME LOLOL preorder this please".
Also, SFxT news.
http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2011/apr/12/captivate-trailer-street-fighter-x-tekken/
BOB! :D
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
MEh, the only cool Tekken 6 characters were Miguel and Lars
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
Let me ask you guys this since the LA SRK people are people I can't seem to have an enjoyable with. It's like arguing with old bitter men that live off of stereotypes.
How much would you say is out-guessing when it comes to outsmarting in mixups? I was always under the impression that mixups were all about educated guesses, but apparently my scrubbish mentality is dead wrong.
How much would you say is out-guessing when it comes to outsmarting in mixups? I was always under the impression that mixups were all about educated guesses, but apparently my scrubbish mentality is dead wrong.
I think it depends.
I mean, the point of mixups is to make your attacks difficult to predict. Mixups are only as good as the variety or complexity they have, and how you can react to them.
Depending on who you ask, yomi and conditioning are important for mixups, and I tend to agree.
I mean, the point of mixups is to make your attacks difficult to predict. Mixups are only as good as the variety or complexity they have, and how you can react to them.
Depending on who you ask, yomi and conditioning are important for mixups, and I tend to agree.
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
So I'm not the only one who thinks this then. I'm getting flamed at telling me all I'm doing is outguessing and being random. I suppose I need to remind myself that "working" with these guys is just business and nothing more.
Now if I could only make it to more tournaments.
Now if I could only make it to more tournaments.
Just beat them at the game, and then they'll shut up.
But y'know, I could also just be another scrub, if you know what I mean. :I
But y'know, I could also just be another scrub, if you know what I mean. :I
Minato
穏やかじゃない
Yeah, don't listen to them KumaOso. What you're doing is already working and they're just being annoyed by that.
It's their fault for guessing wrong when facing an El Fuerte anyways.
It's their fault for guessing wrong when facing an El Fuerte anyways.
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
People are just salty because they can't read fuerte. It's not like he's a good character or anything. Why are they complainin about a low tier?
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
My theory has always been that they value execution too much. They complain about "stupid stuff" when it's more often than not considering the options available to both players.
But yeah, Fuerte's no herp derp character so the *****ing is stupid. I think most of it is because I'm somewhat new to the scene (apparently you need more than one year).
But yeah, Fuerte's no herp derp character so the *****ing is stupid. I think most of it is because I'm somewhat new to the scene (apparently you need more than one year).
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
Your execution will come, then you'll ****. :D RS **** all dai.
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
Getting that RSF is so damn hard for me to pull off. For whatever reason, I can only really do it during an actual match. It's much harder for some reason in Training Mode. At least AE will make it much easier.
But I guess better execution will get them to stop being *****. Ah, who am I kidding? Haters gonna hate no matter what.
But I guess better execution will get them to stop being *****. Ah, who am I kidding? Haters gonna hate no matter what.
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
Except I can hardly go to tournaments as things are right now. Every time I've gone to one since the big tournament back in August, I can't do well in tournaments. In casuals, however, I'm much better.
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
Pino is back playin 3S.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdyRSw-xOpw&feature=channel_video_title
He kinda *****.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdyRSw-xOpw&feature=channel_video_title
He kinda *****.
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
lol at Yun in the first match
"I've got Genei-Jin activated: I know! I'll keep hitting low after he is blocking low, that will clearly hit."
"I've got Genei-Jin activated: I know! I'll keep hitting low after he is blocking low, that will clearly hit."
Minato
穏やかじゃない
It says it was recorded last year. I wonder if Pino really does still play though.
In his defense, he was probably just getting close enough for a command grab.
Holy **** you're back.
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
Minato
穏やかじゃない
I wish Aruka, the Ibuki player, still played. He was so godlike (compared to other Ibukis). Higa's gotten a lot better now compared to before though.
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
Red was a pretty good Ibuki, he doesn't have a lot of vids though.
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
Got another question for you guys. Do you feel that you play differently when you're online and offline?
For whatever reason, I seem to play smarter when the person I'm fighting is next to me. I read better, space better, defend better, mind**** better, etc. Online, it's typically autopilot, even against someone I've played against offline before.
For whatever reason, I seem to play smarter when the person I'm fighting is next to me. I read better, space better, defend better, mind**** better, etc. Online, it's typically autopilot, even against someone I've played against offline before.
In my opinion, online is a totally different game. You have to adjust everything you do.
Also, I don't bother with most online unless it's really good. If I can't do basic links that I can do every single time offline then what's the point?
I play way better offline though I think that's true of most people. It really grinds my gears when I lose to someone I know I could beat irl.
Also, I don't bother with most online unless it's really good. If I can't do basic links that I can do every single time offline then what's the point?
I play way better offline though I think that's true of most people. It really grinds my gears when I lose to someone I know I could beat irl.
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
I talk better **** offline sooooooo offline >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Atlus8
Smash Master
When I first tried it, I was surprised how well SSF4 ran online! I've heard so many complaints about lag issues that I started to question if they were being honest or making excuses! MvC3 does lag for me, so I'm gonna be staying away from that!
Also, I'm wondering if I should pick up MK9, but I don't want to drop $60 only for it to catch dust after a week!
Also, I'm wondering if I should pick up MK9, but I don't want to drop $60 only for it to catch dust after a week!
I haven't tried online with either, so I'll take your word for it. :3c
Minato
穏やかじゃない
I actually hate SSFIV lag more than Marvel. Lag in SSFIV makes me screw up safe jumps, links, teching, hit confirms, and also makes me scared of random DPs as Ibuki. MvC3's is pretty bad though.
Zero_Gamer
Smash Master
I make really stupid mistakes whenever I play online and I can't even think right. Online also plain pisses me off! Having friends to play with make it better though.
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
Well, since i can't find the TvSF thread I'll just post it here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9O9e8ununY&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9O9e8ununY&feature=player_embedded