that'sthejoke.jpgProfessor Beef said:Isn't "learn you this shit" grammatically incorrect? Either way, I'm going to bread.
Nah Guty I read it. It's just that I've been spending all this time looking for the perfect .gif to express my total disgust at you for even thinking of picking up Wiper, even as a secondary. So far I haven't seen anything that really captures my rage and disappointment.gutabo said:Hey Saty you didn't read my answer to your question here!
Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition
Tougeki 2011 Championship Tournament zero-round match
Due to an error on the part of Tougeki, an unintended Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition tournament zero-round match was held between TWFIGHTER (Hsien/Banana Ken) (USA) and WHITE TOWER Q8 (GANNOON/NOX2) (Kuwait). The loser of this match was thereby unable to participate in the main tournament.
We would like to express our sincerest apologies to the player unable to participate in the tournament.
Tougeki is extremely regretful for any disappointment and distress felt by TWFIGHTER and his organizer Emotiongear of Planet Zero as a result of our error.
All the staff at Tougeki will do all we can to ensure that such an unfortunate mistake does not occur again.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Thank you sir. Honestly, I do. Our size isn't from lack of trying. The other players in my region will attest to the amount of work that I do for our tournament. If you live within 10 hours of the venue, I've probably posted in your thread on SRK, Smashboards, TYM, Dustloop, or Tekken Zaibatsu trying to get you to come to our tournament haha. I'm always hounding sponsors and game companies trying to get great things to happen in Arkansas.Rice-Eater said:Congrats to you SmokeMaxX for putting together another successful event. Just out of curiosity, you ever have bigger ambitions for the ARK series? I mean as in eventually having it become a full blown Major that will be up there with the likes of Final Round, NorCal Regionals, or Season's Beatings?
Wikipedia said:Another term for yaoi is 801. "801" can be read as "yaoi" in the following form: the "short" reading of the number 8 is "ya", 0 can be read as "o" a western influence, while the short reading for 1 is "i" (see Japanese wordplay). For example, an Internet manga called Tonari no 801-chan, about a male otaku who dates a fujoshi, has been adapted into a serialized shōjo manga and a live-action film. 801-chan, the mascot of a Japanese shopping centre, is used in the manga.
USD said:Haha, someone mentioned in the chat that 801 is secret Japanese code for "yaoi." I'm guessing the "801" is for a Utah area code though, haha.
That's why Mike Ross said that the net play is superior in Japan. It's not just the superior connection, it's the better field of players.Rice-Eater said:Geesh, is the average 3k(give or take) PP Japanese player that good? Gustavo is losing quite a bit. I also see Mago and Tokido lose quite a bit in there online adventures.
Yaoi Strider does have an interesting ring to it.USD said:Haha, someone mentioned in the chat that 801 is secret Japanese code for "yaoi."
From Wikipedia:
I'm guessing the "801" is for a Utah area code though, haha.
USD said:So Gustavo is going to NSB 30 on Friday, and he's going to switch back to Abel for Ver.2012.
For the past two episodes, it's mostly the guests playing online. Usually, it's more of a Q&A thing.Timedog said:So this show...???
Is the format -- watch a good player play randoms, then fubarduck talks in English like maybe once every couple minutes???
Cool. I hope they give Rose Super U2 back only now display a huge image that says "BLOCK!!!!" during the animation. Old school Batman style.black_vegeta said:
Hype.USD said:Shiro and Gustavo are about to run it back, this time with proper buttons. FT10!
USD said:Shiro and Gustavo are about to run it back, this time with proper buttons. FT10!
Imm0rt4l said:a throw range I think is the least of her worries, especially with her walking speed.
Timedog said:Like me, Fubar likes ultra I w/Ibuki cause you can just n00b that shit out whenever, most of the time going unpunished.
Corky said:damn, plinking has stepped up my execution game like mad. I'm actually consistently hitting 1F links in offline games with my friend. It's like a whole new world has opened up for me ...
My favorite links are the ones where IF you miss your mp, the lp might still save your ass. Like seths hk -> c.mp~c.lp or ryus axekick -> c.mp~c.lp
Corky said:damn, plinking has stepped up my execution game like mad. I'm actually consistently hitting 1F links in offline games with my friend. It's like a whole new world has opened up for me ...
My favorite links are the ones where IF you miss your mp, the lp might still save your ass. Like seths hk -> c.mp~c.lp or ryus axekick -> c.mp~c.lp
Go into training mode and turn on inputs. Hit two buttons at almost the exact same time. Say fierce and medium punch. If you do it right, you should see this.Owensboro said:I really need to learn how to plink.
Is there a good tutorial page and/or video about a good way to practice it? I'd love to know any character with an easy plink chain to practice to get the motion down, and just learn how to do it in general.
Owensboro said:I really need to learn how to plink.
Is there a good tutorial page and/or video about a good way to practice it? I'd love to know any character with an easy plink chain to practice to get the motion down, and just learn how to do it in general.
Timedog said:HOLY SHIT I DID NOT THINK ABOUT THIS WITH PLINKING. How long ago did you learn it and how long did it take?
Also, when you learn new combos is it harder to practice at first cause you have to think about how insert plinks, or do you just automatically plink everything now, and plinking feels just like a normal button press used to feel?
Looking mad SBO right there.USD said:801 Strider (Makoto) vs. Shiro (Makoto): 2-10
Fubarduck (Yun, Seth, Ibuki) vs. Shiro (Makoto): 1-5
801 Strider (Abel) vs. Uryo (Sakura): 3-10
Land of the free.
V_Arnold said:GG's, Rocky!
I started out strong, but old bad habits came back.
Using a TE stick finally, so I practiced the motions.
Anyways, your rubber-Balrog style is insane, I did not know how to kill it.
When I footsie well, it works, but that is really hard to do
Gg. Time to reinstall StarCraft 2
SmokeMaxX said:Thanks everyone for tuning into ARK IV! I know the internet was ass-tier, but we were blind-sided by the insanely slow connection on tournament day. When we tested it, it was 4-5x faster than it showed this weekend.
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USD said:801 Strider (Makoto) vs. Shiro (Makoto): 2-10
Fubarduck (Yun, Seth, Ibuki) vs. Shiro (Makoto): 1-5
801 Strider (Abel) vs. Uryo (Sakura): 3-10
Land of the free.
_dementia said:Looking mad SBO right there.
SBOdiedThatCrazyGuy said:I like this new saying. Whenever an American is losing, it should be it's getting really SBO up in here.
Or getting SBO'd.