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Are there any video's out there of those matches (with Bea in 'em)? I'd like to see them.Oichi said:There are A LOT of players here in Japan that are more than capable of winning a major tournament here and capable of winning Evo... problem is that no one knows who they are because the ones who have won championships get all the hype. I mean, who the hell heard of Bea until he beat Daigo and Nuki at SBO qualifiers a few weeks back? People were like "who the hell is this random dude?" and then people find out he's the #2 Rufus in the country behind Kindevu.
HEYWon said:Haven't played championship mode the last few days, but it looks like G1 is filling up. 400 people in there on live. Even scrubs like MicVlaD are now there!
Also looks like France is pushing itself in the top 10. :lol
Also random in this games sucks. It is more likely to get one of the last 5 characters you just played than one of the 20 other characters. And the amount of shotos sucks too. Half of the time I'm fireballing and upperutting. Booooooooo.
SHUT UP
Though to be perfectly honest, I grinded my way to G1-E (lawl), like half of the people who ended up there. Sans mind-boggling repetitive cheese tactics. Did find a surprising amount of legitimately good players over there on my first day however, so at least that's something.
Eh, I think you're being rather strict with your disconnection rate policy. I've had some ragequits in Championship Mode, but most people (even with relatively high percentage) stick around until the match is finished, even when they've been "beasted" so to speak.MIMIC said:Couldn't find a player's match for the life of me so I hop into Championship Mode to finish my final.
Completely on accident, I'm mashing the 'A' button and didn't realize that the guy I'm about to play has a 4% disconnection rate. And he had a higher GP/CP than me. Oops.
So as I'm playing, I realize that he is the scrubbiest, most garbage piece of shit player that I've ever played (maybe I'm exaggerating :lol). I almost perfect him and I'm thinking, "No way he doesn't disconnect".
So as the match progresses, he I keep whooping him and he doesn't leave. I'm wary all the way until the "Guile Wins" screen....and he never disconnected! Color me surprised.
Oh yeah...4 straight wins in finals
Hell, even fought an Abel once who had a 25% disconnection rate. 25%! Thought for sure he'd quit since I was teleporting all over the place so he'd have a hard time landing a combo, and yet that didn't happen. Slipstream LDN was his gamertag, I think.
I've lost like this too, as much as I hate it. I learned a lot playing against GAFers (that's all I did initially) during Player Matches and then when I first started playing Championship Mode when the patch just came out, I kept falling for the simplest of strategies because I was expecting more. Mind-games, complicated combo strings that do significant damage, the works. Turns out these are things the average XBL player (the kind that picks the shoto's or Sagat hoping for easy wins) didn't care about when Championship Mode was just available, and for a while it made me paranoid 'cause I couldn't tell whether they were playing seriously, mashy or randomly. Things became somewhat easier when I lowered my expectations.catfish said:I'd love to play some pros. I imagine the beatdowns you would face would probably lift your game 20% in a day or so, just because of how they play.
Anyone else have a problem with some scrubs?
I'm getting 'decent' at SF now, however my flatmate, who started with me and plays about 1/10th the time I do, seems to be able to play me and beat me with BULLSHIT still.
I dunno why. It's like a completely mental thing, he resorts to a small moveset, never changes his plan and spams everything. Doesn't even block if I start a combo/string and just kind of mashes everything instead.
He still would get nearly half games off me. :lol
I feel as if I've gotten worse over time because I'm hardly changing it up anymore thanks to common GP grind tactics. If I'm facing someone who can get the most of out his character and plays like he normally would, I feel more inclined to often mix my style up, but when I'm fighting someone who's just playing for the Grade Points and insists on using the same shit even it'll cost him the match? Yeah...
Dutch talk in this here spoiler:
Dat gezegd zijnde, misschien moet je eens een kijkje nemen bij Drakenslag als je verder wilt oefenen. 'k Heb mezelf daar nog niet ingeschreven, maar wel al tegen enkele van hun gespeeld (via willekeurige Championship Mode matches welteverstaan). Waren aardig goeie spelers die het me wel eens knap lastig maakten + op die site kom je ook wel wat te weten over enkele lokale toernooien.