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Man, Tales of is kind of sketchy I can admit, but NUNS style works pretty much perfectly for Pokemon.
That's actually rather disturbing, just look at it's feet for long enough.
A move that takes the opponent into the sky and crashes them into the ground and the damage is equal to the level of the Pokemon that used it. That in itself doesn't make any sense. The anime depiction of the attack shows how powerful a move like that should be.
A NUNS styled pokemon fighter?
It's artstyle would work perfectly on it too.
this guy knows what's up. Hoenn was such a kick-a*s region. The legendaries were the coolest, and the perils the world was put in were the greatest.
I guess that's the only way to defeat your anxiety. Bring your IPod along too, and put your own music in there. Always ask around for some friendlies too.
I've only been to a handful of tourneys, but I've always had a low level of anxiety before my matches. For me, it always kind of went away during the actual match. If you think about things like how good your opponent is, or how cool it'd be if you beat them, it craps on your performance. You need to think "how do I beat him?", not "what if I beat him?" For me, staying focused on the match instead of the opponent, kills all the anxiety.
Be a pirate/non-compliant and this is a non-issue. Do some research to find out if your ISP is overly anal about that sort of thing, but you know the drill.
MysteryRevengerson
So I just watched your set vs JCeasar from xanadu, and knowing you were getting anxious during the match, it shows. You took game 1 pretty convincingly, but you fell apart from there. All I can say is that you should keep going to events when you can, and eventually that anxiety will go away. I think for most people, being social, playing lots of friendlies, and talking to people is how they distract themselves from "the competition". For other people, it's isolating themselves during the match. Putting on music, and tuning everything else out while you just play, not thinking about how it's at some tournament, is what works for a lot of people. You just gotta figure out what's better for you.
Well.... I like this:
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Alright, alright. I WAS listening to music though, just not with my Sony's because they get mad loud and I didn't want it to be distracting, haha. I should play more friendlies though, I usually play some to warm-up and then when I feel good about it pretty much stop to scope out other people's friendlies.
MysteryRevengerson
you get better woth more experience. I try to think about losing not being such a big deal and play more for fun. At the end of the day, youre going to a place with a bunch of tvs to play video games with cool people. And regardless of the outcome, thats pretty dang cool by itself
My thoughts when I first seen them. Now not so much except for like Mega Scizor and Mega Tyranitar.
When Stanley came to a set of two open doors, he entered the door on his left.
Digimon are actually just mega evolved Pokemon.
When I was a kid, I saw a commercial for the first Pokemon Stadium game and got super excited because I thought players would be able to control Pokemon and fight in real time like in Smash >.>.
I'm not sure exactly what you guys mean by ninja storm. But you could always play Type Wild, that's a pokemon SF-type game. Also, that pokken-fighter leak from a while ago looked like a side-step 3D fighter like soul calibur.
Go to more tournaments, and another big help is to do cheap money matches. They don't even have to be over money, it could be "losers gotta make everyone sandwiches" or something. The point is that you need to feel as if something is on the line when you play. You won't get that same feeling of being "under-pressure" to perform or be able to develop that type of composure simply by playing friendlies and drilling tech.
