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I still have my 360, but no idea if it works since I already had to fix the red ring on it myself. Plus at the moment I have more then enough games to go through.
Do you like combo or skill videos?
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No really 'cause I feel like there is too many points of error to ever be efficient. We have human reaction time, which can't be helped. But then we also have controller response time, and the game response time, all of which could be off even by microseconds and that's enough to loose a hit window or combo.
All mostly true, but when a person becomes skilled enough in games and memorize everything that's how you get these no damage, no death, skill videos. Especially if the game is usually properly design and tested. People are still going to find exploits of course. Errors can still happen. The players usually just don't show their failed attempts. Though this has changed in the past couple of years. I like users like XLH, Cheeb, Seraphim17, and GodFatherDictator because they're not afraid to show that they can goof up too. Everyone is human and makes mistakes.
And people say V is too easy or boring to use. Nah son, ya jus' gotta sick skills and imagination!
Never heard of this before and been hardcore in the FGC for over 10 years now. I think it's something particular about the MK/NRS scene because the people who are into those games seldom tend to play the stuff I'm into.
You have a lot of communities that kinda do their own thing and don't really interact much.
The one game that mixed up a bunch of communities together was fighterz because everyone likes dbz, but outside of that most people who play non-mk stuff usually don't follow mk tourneys.
Also personally speaking, this doesn't do anything at all for me. All the showing off and arrogance is not my cup of tea. Something like Galileio bursting to tears when he won bbcp on evo vs Dogura was way more impressive because of how hard and how back and forth the battle was. He almost died like 20 times but he came back. That's way more interesting than just someone being overwhelmed publicly.
Here you go if you're curious:
Well I think the point was Perfect Legend (unsurprisingly with a moniker
like that) was himself admittedly talking smack and being arrogant initially and ended up getting thoroughly pwned. Sonic Fox is also currently a household name in FGC, but yeah even being an MK fan I never knew about this whole incident.
I know sonic cause he plays dbfz and skullgirls, I guess he started with MK or something, either way though, the talking smack thing is fun but not really inspiring to me. It's not what I admire about tourneys. I feel that there's a place for that, and there's a place for just trying to push past your limit earnestly and respectfully, and the tourney stage is the latter.
And it's not like sonic can't be that way either btw, his rivalry with go1 in dbfz is very much like that, where there's a bit of trash talk but mainly just respectful warriors going at it with everything they got. When he lost evo last time he was very courteous and polite which is what I like to see. A graceful loss is hard. Especially at that level.
Wish I could find someone to coop with, who's my skill level. It's always dead. How does that happen with such a new game?
People lose interests unfortunately. I still get some games. Plus, I got two guys on PSN that I hook up with for a couple of rounds. I know you have the Steam version right? You can actually do 4 players online if you use Steam's Remote Play. That is a neat feature/