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Retro_
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Basically that the DLC applies to both versions
Fighting Games Weekly | Nov 10-16 | Frauds Among Us
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Basically that the DLC applies to both versions
Thomasorus
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Last month we did our monthly on SF4 with friends and we talked about playing Xrd once it's out. Most of the players were happy about this but when I told them it was only PS3/PS4, the hype died almost instantly. Most of them/us does not have a PS3, PS3 stick and the same for the PS4. I think for 10 Xbox 360, we have like 2 or 3 PS3 owners including me and we don't own enough sticks. People will not play the game since they can't train on it.
Even if Xrd is not seducing me as much as past guilty gear games, I still wanted it to be play where I live and it looks like it's dead even before it's out. I had more players able to play #RELOAD because it was on PS2 in 2005. I'm kinda sad and salty at the same time now.
Even if Xrd is not seducing me as much as past guilty gear games, I still wanted it to be play where I live and it looks like it's dead even before it's out. I had more players able to play #RELOAD because it was on PS2 in 2005. I'm kinda sad and salty at the same time now.
Thomasorus
Member
Around 100 but you still have to mod the stick and buy the game. They are not that much interested to spend 200 on a game.
They should get used to it, because I'm almost 100% sure that PS4 will be the lead platform this gen for capcom fighters. Isnt there even a rumour that SF5 will be a PS4 exclusive?
Master Milk
Member
selvaria fucking sucks
sixteen-bit
Member
that rumor holds about as much eight as hiphopgamer's bloody roar p4 exclusive
SixMachine
Member
So is it confirmed ps4 and ps3 can cross-play for GGxrd? I was thinking of getting a ps4 since I moved and left my consoles back in NY. Though I don't know how much a ps4 stick would cost.
Might as well make this as an excuse to build credit on a 2nd card.
Yeah, it was announced as cross-play ages ago.
SixMachine
Member
Ok thanks, I probably will look forward and plan for it on the holidays.
Also did Markman or anyone else know the release date of this
http://store.madcatz.com/Ultra-Street-Fighter-IV/
I mean, it's gotta go on sale sometime right? RIGHT?
I will still probably buy it since I don't see any other alternative.
R
Retro_
Unconfirmed Member
I think the Xrd and Persona sticks are supposed to come up for Pre-order pretty soon
Indeed.
And people buy them, so they're doing something right. I wish they just stuck to selling cosmetics, stages, music, etc. and made characters free. =(
lol
Parallax Scroll
Banned
Nice set between Noel and Danke just now.
Smooth Operator
Member
Project M 3.5 <3
Parallax Scroll
Banned
you dont like teabagging? i know its childish but man does it get the crowd riled up in marvel when done at the right time and place!
No, I just think it's lame compared to the cool stuff you can do in fighters post rounds.
Well, I guess not anymore since most fighting games won't let you input anything now.
Edit: Now that I think about it, I guess I do see it in Marvel 3. Mostly from Champ lol
he does it the best, i still remember that top 8 him and eduardo were going at it. great times.
Karsticles
Member
I find it weird how GAF can talk about how important it is for gaming to be politically correct and inclusive until the internet ceases to exist, but there is an entire thread with people defending the notion of forcefully placing your digital nuts in another person's mouth. You would think people would have some kind of consistency in their perspective.
irfaanator
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Lostconfused
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Tea bagging is important in the sense that it's a form of interaction that isn't aiming a crosshair at something and pulling the trigger. It's almost the equivalent of a taunt action except its purely driven by player creativity and has no ingame mechanic attached to it.
Basically what I am saying competitive games could use at least some form of social interaction to remind the player that there is a human being on the other end. Especially since so many people play online which cuts down on already limited social interaction.
Basically what I am saying competitive games could use at least some form of social interaction to remind the player that there is a human being on the other end. Especially since so many people play online which cuts down on already limited social interaction.
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Retro_
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Could be different people
and tea bagging in game is more or less just crouching up and down on top of your opponent. No nuts being placed in mouths digital or otherwise
Not sure that I agree with this. I mean part of the reason I think people teabag to begin with is because they don't see the person on the other side as a real human being.
I personally don't have a problem with it. I think with the right timing it can be funny. But it's about as meaningful of social interaction as giving someone the middle finger
racketpunch
Member
Teabagging is whatever to me. I just find it really funny how people are justifying the importance of it. Seriously? Lol.
Now I'm imagining if CvS2 had taunts like 3S. Roll Cancel taunt through fireballs while getting a power up lol
Raw taunt into astral is the most legit thing any Hakumen can do on netplay.
"God's Beard!"
Member
I'm all for disrespecting the opponent in-game and I'm totally against political correctness in general as an idea.
Anything that increases your and your opponent's emotional investment in the game is good with me. Even if they're negative emotions. I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.
Anything that increases your and your opponent's emotional investment in the game is good with me. Even if they're negative emotions. I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.
Holy Order Sol
Member
I don't even map taunt to a button when given the option unless it actually does something mechanically speaking. If I see a taunt I treat it like any recovery animation unless I know it can be cancelled or something.
[QUOTE="God's Beard!";139055137]I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.[/QUOTE]
I'd say I'm not interested in either of those.
[QUOTE="God's Beard!";139055137]I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.[/QUOTE]
I'd say I'm not interested in either of those.
[QUOTE="God's Beard!";139055137]I'm all for disrespecting the opponent in-game and I'm totally against political correctness in general as an idea.
Anything that increases your and your opponent's emotional investment in the game is good with me. Even if they're negative emotions. I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.[/QUOTE]
ma man beard
Anything that increases your and your opponent's emotional investment in the game is good with me. Even if they're negative emotions. I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.[/QUOTE]
ma man beard
Parallax Scroll
Banned
I like when people add some teabags in mid-combo in Marvel.
Is his taunt cancellable?
[QUOTE="God's Beard!";139055137]I'm all for disrespecting the opponent in-game and I'm totally against political correctness in general as an idea.
Anything that increases your and your opponent's emotional investment in the game is good with me. Even if they're negative emotions. I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.[/QUOTE]
I don't like this because I don't want the wrong things said. Some things sure, but it keep it on the game.
Anything that increases your and your opponent's emotional investment in the game is good with me. Even if they're negative emotions. I wanna see some heart, none of this wanna-be respectability bullshit.[/QUOTE]
I don't like this because I don't want the wrong things said. Some things sure, but it keep it on the game.
"God's Beard!"
Member
I mean, its not just about playing a game. It doesn't matter if its Street Fighter or StarCraft or Magic the Gathering. Its about challenging yourself. Karsticles wants to learn game systems because he has an intense desire to teach people. Vulva wants to watch the metagame so he can take everybody's money in sidebets. Dahbomb wants to be the best internet pedant of all time. And I just like solving hard puzzles.
When I talk shit about being the best P4A or Jojo's player in the US, it's not just because it's true. I want someone to say "Hey GB, I'm getting tired of your shit and my $100 is gonna prove that you're a scrub." Because that way, when they get bopped back into their parent's house, we all have a story that makes us more interested in the game and the challenge of playing against each other.
When someone says we need to all calm down and be more politically correct and conscious of each other, they're disrespecting our emotional involvement in the game. They're saying it's just a game, that its nothing worth standing up in your seat about when Justin Wong comes back from death off a double overhead. That it's wasting your time when you spent all those hours practicing so you could pull off that one bait or execute that one combo the one time it mattered.
If you haven't gotten salty losing, or you haven't jumped out of your chair after winning a hard match, then you probably don't care enough. When you see FChamp pop off in the middle of the match, what he's really saying is, why don't you care about this game I love as much as me?
When I talk shit about being the best P4A or Jojo's player in the US, it's not just because it's true. I want someone to say "Hey GB, I'm getting tired of your shit and my $100 is gonna prove that you're a scrub." Because that way, when they get bopped back into their parent's house, we all have a story that makes us more interested in the game and the challenge of playing against each other.
When someone says we need to all calm down and be more politically correct and conscious of each other, they're disrespecting our emotional involvement in the game. They're saying it's just a game, that its nothing worth standing up in your seat about when Justin Wong comes back from death off a double overhead. That it's wasting your time when you spent all those hours practicing so you could pull off that one bait or execute that one combo the one time it mattered.
If you haven't gotten salty losing, or you haven't jumped out of your chair after winning a hard match, then you probably don't care enough. When you see FChamp pop off in the middle of the match, what he's really saying is, why don't you care about this game I love as much as me?
Karsticles
Member
I don't accept the dichotomy you are creating there, GB.
And I am not buying that second line for a moment. Everyone knows what teabagging symbolizes.
Certainly, some are different people. There must be some overlap.
And I am not buying that second line for a moment. Everyone knows what teabagging symbolizes.
The Last Emperor
Member
Is there anything to watch on twitch or should I go to bed?
I don't taunt in the traditional sense but in VF you have several seconds at the end of the round to do whatever you want, and I use this time to express myself
In most cases actually I'll just practice some movement cycles, but if I'm riled I'll use this time to wordlessly communicate with my opponent. Not teabagging, but if I think they're doing something too much I'll mash that move, or something.
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In most cases actually I'll just practice some movement cycles, but if I'm riled I'll use this time to wordlessly communicate with my opponent. Not teabagging, but if I think they're doing something too much I'll mash that move, or something.
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Possible MKX Roster leak
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"God's Beard!"
Member
And that's perfectly valid, I just don't think people should force each other to see things that way. Some people have to let loose as part of their enjoyment of the challenge. Taunting is also opening yourself up to vulnerability. I'm sure we all remember Marn's Dudley.