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SloaneRisette
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Well he does have really good mixups.
A large organization that can sponsor tournaments. They don't necessarily need to provide pot bonuses but should be able to support tournaments in the long run. We need more than just Madcatz and Brokentier. Assuming ps4 is the tourney standard for next gen fighters, having Sony as a supporter would be huge. They're only sponsoring EVO iirc. That's just my take on it as someone who has 0 experience running tournaments.
They had a lot in regards to unique viewers but that's probably due to being streamed on the home page of popular websites. In regards to concurrent, it was around 80k.
scytheavatar
Member
Bee beat Fanatiq 15-14 in their first FT15, then on the runback he beat Fanatiq 15-5. Fanatiq must have a good idea what he's getting himself into if that 10k money match is really going ahead.
Bee sandbagged like mad in the first one just to get the second one.
EarlyEarly
Member
That's something I noticed with Bee. The first match is either a loss or a close win but the sets after he pulls away or narrows the gap. Same thing happened with Knives and even FChamp. I didn't know if it was sandbagging or adjustments. Or I guess it's a combination of both.
SloaneRisette
Member
I hope if there is a money match between Bee and Fanatiq its streamed and its 15-2 with Bee winning.
Karsticles
Member
That's about what payout was at the biggest chess tournament in the USA was when I paid ($10K for 1st). I've never heard a chess player complain about it.
I'm also learning Skullgirls, so add me up on PSN: Karsticles.
I was gonna make that thread I was making but then I decided against it. When I started typing stuff up, it felt very awkward making it so I just stopped.
Especially when the title is something like "Which fighting game dev had the best output this gen?" I felt like I was inviting flame wars. I apologize.
But on the plus side, I was thinking of doing something else. A lot of people complain about fighters being too hard to learn and I think everyone would benefit if there were designated people that could be reached for each fighter. If a newbie is trying to learn, they can try to contact that person to help them learn.
So without even going any further, I'm going to ask people from their respective communities to participate.
Requirements:
1. Voice chat - Really is the most annoying thing to have to type messages to communicate so voice chat is a must.
2. Skill level - If you're a beginner yourself, then obviously there's not much you can teach others. Must have knowledge and execution at least at intermediate and advanced levels.
3. Good internet - As long as the game is playable online with your internet without having incessant lag, then you probably have fine/good internet. This will also vary across games since some have better netcode. So a person might want to offer help in Skullgirls but not in KoFXIII because there is a disparity in netcode. Their online games run fine in one game and not the other. So take that in to consideration.
If you can and are willing, list your GAF name, PSN ID/Live ID/NNID, Game(s) and the characters you know well in the game(s), and finally your skill level (intermediate or advanced).
It already feels awkward making this post but I thought it was worth trying and would be helpful to newcomers. If no one wants to participate, then that's fine too I guess.
What? I don't follow DOTA but daaaaaaamn.
Especially when the title is something like "Which fighting game dev had the best output this gen?" I felt like I was inviting flame wars. I apologize.
But on the plus side, I was thinking of doing something else. A lot of people complain about fighters being too hard to learn and I think everyone would benefit if there were designated people that could be reached for each fighter. If a newbie is trying to learn, they can try to contact that person to help them learn.
So without even going any further, I'm going to ask people from their respective communities to participate.
Requirements:
1. Voice chat - Really is the most annoying thing to have to type messages to communicate so voice chat is a must.
2. Skill level - If you're a beginner yourself, then obviously there's not much you can teach others. Must have knowledge and execution at least at intermediate and advanced levels.
3. Good internet - As long as the game is playable online with your internet without having incessant lag, then you probably have fine/good internet. This will also vary across games since some have better netcode. So a person might want to offer help in Skullgirls but not in KoFXIII because there is a disparity in netcode. Their online games run fine in one game and not the other. So take that in to consideration.
If you can and are willing, list your GAF name, PSN ID/Live ID/NNID, Game(s) and the characters you know well in the game(s), and finally your skill level (intermediate or advanced).
It already feels awkward making this post but I thought it was worth trying and would be helpful to newcomers. If no one wants to participate, then that's fine too I guess.
What? I don't follow DOTA but daaaaaaamn.
kevo_huevo
Member
ughh i'm not on twitter, but fanatiq's profile picture is so damn creepy.
Sorry if old, but Darkstalkers Resurrection is on sale for 800 MS for the next few days.
http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-us/P...rrection/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d8025841122f
You must be a Gold member to see the sale.
http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-us/P...rrection/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d8025841122f
You must be a Gold member to see the sale.
Shouta
Member
It's not lagless but it's probably the best adapter for the job. Native controllers are still far more responsive.
Also, welcome Juicebox.
Lost Fragment
Obsessed with 4chan
https://twitter.com/CEOJebailey/status/339418007031910400
https://twitter.com/CEOJebailey/status/339418337496948736
Sucks that TOs are letting the crybaby nonsense affect things to this extent, but at the same time it's understandable.
SixMachine
Member
I love me some Bacon. If you stream a Bacon run through I would watch it. She's pretty easy to manage meter with because I honestly just use it for FRCs and more FRCs. Sometimes her forcebreak but most of the time it's just a lot more FRCs.
It seems like 360 always has better sales
Thanks guys, just ordered an xTokki. It won't arrive in time for Michigan Masters, but I think I can deal with having to use a 360 pad for a short while. (i thought i could get used to it, but i like the PS style pad so much more. Also controller prices are so stupid this gen. I can get a brand new sealed ps2 controller for less than half of what a ps3 or 360 controller costs)
Shouta
Member
Yeah. I really wish more controllers used the PS2 style d-pad because it's far my speed for a lot of games. I'm using the MCZ SFxT Pads right now and while they're good for Capcom games, it's a bit wonky for other games. The floating D-Pad makes it a little harder to hit a few exact inputs in games where it isn't as loose. KOF is where I'm having trouble with it, heh.
Come on MarkMan, get the designers at madcatz to do pads with PS style D-pads!
Come on MarkMan, get the designers at madcatz to do pads with PS style D-pads!
SixMachine
Member
I actually heard something about how different companies have different patents on pad design. Like thats why you see the control cross on Nintendo hardware, the sectioned off cross knobs on Playstation and it's consoles, and Xbox has to settle for some circular piece of plastic. Though maybe a controller enthusiast or someone who works in the business like Markman would know much better and tell me if I got it wrong.
Shouta
Member
I wouldn't doubt there are patents on them. I'd just pay a little more for a well-made, wired pad using that style and is built for fighting games like having the buttons on Madcatz uses for the fightpads.
Bobby Roberts
Banned
I've always agreed w/ the bold, and I like this plan.
Karsticles
Member
I would help, but I don't fit the voice chat requirement. :-/I was gonna make that thread I was making but then I decided against it. When I started typing stuff up, it felt very awkward making it so I just stopped.
Especially when the title is something like "Which fighting game dev had the best output this gen?" I felt like I was inviting flame wars. I apologize.
But on the plus side, I was thinking of doing something else. A lot of people complain about fighters being too hard to learn and I think everyone would benefit if there were designated people that could be reached for each fighter. If a newbie is trying to learn, they can try to contact that person to help them learn.
So without even going any further, I'm going to ask people from their respective communities to participate.
Requirements:
1. Voice chat - Really is the most annoying thing to have to type messages to communicate so voice chat is a must.
2. Skill level - If you're a beginner yourself, then obviously there's not much you can teach others. Must have knowledge and execution at least at intermediate and advanced levels.
3. Good internet - As long as the game is playable online with your internet without having incessant lag, then you probably have fine/good internet. This will also vary across games since some have better netcode. So a person might want to offer help in Skullgirls but not in KoFXIII because there is a disparity in netcode. Their online games run fine in one game and not the other. So take that in to consideration.
If you can and are willing, list your GAF name, PSN ID/Live ID/NNID, Game(s) and the characters you know well in the game(s), and finally your skill level (intermediate or advanced).
It already feels awkward making this post but I thought it was worth trying and would be helpful to newcomers. If no one wants to participate, then that's fine too I guess.
It seems like 360 always has better sales
I got DSR for 10 bucks and some change with puzzle fighter 2 hd on psn
RockTurtle
Member
biosnake20
Member
HOW MANY TOP 8'S YOU GOT
*looks at phone and calls someone*
YOU HAVE NO FRIENDS WHO YOU CALLIN?
It would be a pretty big deal for MvC3. And its winner would have to face endless remarks about how he didn't beat the better player to get his title.
For all the other games though, yeah I agree, it wouldn't matter much. The guy is hella good, but I do find he's being overblowned in AE or Injustice.
But yeah, he's gonna go, he's just doing his drama queen because the pressure is probably starting to get to him. The fact that players are catching up to him and starting to beat him is also probably part of the problem.
Welcome!Juicebox_FGC said:
Yeah, I think w/out voice chat, it becomes really difficult to do online practice.
But thanks regardless.
In regards to MvC3, it would be nice. But as far AE goes, I couldn't care less. So you aren't the only one.
Passive Assassin
Member
I'm more interested in seeing how everyone takes down Infiltration in SFxT and AE and see Marvel as a sideshow of nuttiness and craziness. Oh and maybe if someone can win against the Koreans or Mexicans in TTT2 and KOF.
I was gonna make that thread I was making but then I decided against it. When I started typing stuff up, it felt very awkward making it so I just stopped.
Especially when the title is something like "Which fighting game dev had the best output this gen?" I felt like I was inviting flame wars. I apologize.
But on the plus side, I was thinking of doing something else. A lot of people complain about fighters being too hard to learn and I think everyone would benefit if there were designated people that could be reached for each fighter. If a newbie is trying to learn, they can try to contact that person to help them learn.
So without even going any further, I'm going to ask people from their respective communities to participate.
Requirements:
1. Voice chat - Really is the most annoying thing to have to type messages to communicate so voice chat is a must.
2. Skill level - If you're a beginner yourself, then obviously there's not much you can teach others. Must have knowledge and execution at least at intermediate and advanced levels.
3. Good internet - As long as the game is playable online with your internet without having incessant lag, then you probably have fine/good internet. This will also vary across games since some have better netcode. So a person might want to offer help in Skullgirls but not in KoFXIII because there is a disparity in netcode. Their online games run fine in one game and not the other. So take that in to consideration.
If you can and are willing, list your GAF name, PSN ID/Live ID/NNID, Game(s) and the characters you know well in the game(s), and finally your skill level (intermediate or advanced).
It already feels awkward making this post but I thought it was worth trying and would be helpful to newcomers. If no one wants to participate, then that's fine too I guess.
What? I don't follow DOTA but daaaaaaamn.
If there's a demand for it, I'll gladly help. It does feel a little redundant given that people who need help will probably head to the game's OT. If someone makes a post in the SF4 thread asking for advice, there's usually someone there helping out.
BOUGHT
Baiken always with the spread legs.
Those weren't final. Final numbers are:
SSF4 - 218
UMvC3 - 209
DK - 181
Inj - 179
SFxT - 103
KoF - 78
TTT2 - 74
P4A - 64
MK9 - 61
SG - 44
VS - 42
SC5 - 38
MYST - 128 capped
BBB - 125 capped
I'm planning on coming by tonight and we can talk about stuff if you're there.
sixteen-bit
Member
Should have been the launch price
38 people for SCV and VF5FS is a no-show. Man... :/
At least by all accounts FS will have good attendance at NWM.
We didn't have VF5FS as an official game. It sucks because VF is probably my favorite fighting game series, but we had 14 games as it was and some things had to be cut.
Do it people, game is fun and the netcode is fantastic.
He's correct. FGs will never be Poker, or even M:TG or E-Sports re: pot payouts, so you'll need to look for alternatives (like FChamp.)
Hey man, I'm not saying that VF5FS is super popular and it's an insult that the game wasn't at UGT. I'm just saying it's a smart, fun game that doesn't get as much attention as I'd like it to.
Passive Assassin
Member
SloaneRisette
Member
Definite good point. I like the part about the whole "offer private lessons, paid tutorials", because, I feel like that is something that could potentially work out well, as well as helping bring more people into the scene when they see how helpful people are to give advice and help people train. Just my two cents on that little bit, really.
They are famous guys. I know, only in our community and it's still growing, but there's a lot of people who would pay a good amount
(ANY AMOUNT)
Maybe have your change list for the totally confirmed by FChamp UMvC3 patch analised by the FGTV crew for 5 bucks (get on dat, Dahbomb!), I don't know, there's a lot of possibilities.
It seems like 360 always has better sales
Thanks guys, just ordered an xTokki. It won't arrive in time for Michigan Masters, but I think I can deal with having to use a 360 pad for a short while. (i thought i could get used to it, but i like the PS style pad so much more. Also controller prices are so stupid this gen. I can get a brand new sealed ps2 controller for less than half of what a ps3 or 360 controller costs)
VF was on sale on PSN this week 67% off. THat's a better sale. (of a better game, though DSR was good also)
Sega Cup drew 100 last month as a VF5-only tourney. VF folks do show, but only at majors, and there's not that many of them (it's growing because the game keeps its players pretty well)