TD

yep. stumbled upon this beauty after reading sigmund freud's explanations of ego and defense mechanisms... for the 3rd time x.x l thought to myself, 'hey self, do l know you very well?...' so after no answer, decided to google 'how to get to know yourself' and here we are. and it's quite accurate! surprised me too.

ggs to rockvolnutt's room playing rachel mirrors makes me want to cry tears of manliness. that feeling when the other rachel's wind ruins your wind...

hope that asprin right next to him when he wake up LOL

for the most part this shit is hella true rofl sry for triple post... damn l need another laptop *sigh*

continued

get to know yourself better :3 honesty is key! http://www.quizbox.com/personality/test82.aspx mine:

oh. well l wouldn't want you guys to suffer. meh, i'll stick with normal ol' nago eyes then~

if you were referring to me... l cant give advice on how to be rachel with litchi, just how to beat litchi with rachel. if you were a rachel player it'd be pretty easy to help you out.

l had 400+ rq's on my d card in ct. never a red name though. but it was so weird for my incomplete games to keep going up even after a completed match, especially since l had almost no reason to rq. hardly anyone questioned me about it so it was all good, but its good to get closure after all these years.

PSN I.D.: howling-_-moon Character: Rachel State*: NY Time Zone*: EST i'll let you know if something comes up

i'd love a bigger avatar myself... heres a semi serious idea though. pretty much since l came here a few years ago alot of people have wanted bigger avi's to the point was pretty much unanimous across the entire board. l dont know the reasoning as to why it never was given to the commoners. would it hurt to start a petition for bigger avi's? was this done already

hmm, using a playstyle around reach b is a bit of a toughie... it's really only good after air combos/very sparingly in pressure/neutral. it's not exactly a great move to just 'use' whenever you want because of the startup time and the predictable positioning. so yes, alot of litchi's like not getting hit. star l really really really really really really really really REALLY think you should be watching shounen litchi. theres a big rift between 'what you like' and 'what's optimal'. sometimes its about the sacrifice. struggle today, success tomorrow... or something like that watch him, study what he does. imo hes the best litchi even if he isnt the most favorite to watch. get down his fundamentals because he knows how to play the game better than fio does

@toan, sure we can try that lol. neith char functions well without their drive so it's gonna be interesting. @cookie good to see youre getting the picture. you should try to remember this and set a goal each and every time you play. not only is it fun, and challenging, but its good for you too. you might just start getting a sense of satisfaction during/after each match! the power of goals are largely underestimated. as for pressure. this is something you can practice in training mode. try making up your own strings and be original! include highs, lows, throws, and frametraps - this is much easier if you watch vids of you char often, and to a bigger extent, can read and understand frame data.

whoa naoto is actually a girl rofl... yep. yukiko main, elisabeth sub for me

@akira: asura may be a projectile for both hits. in the wiki, it has HBF attributes for the first hit and HBP attributes for the second. it might just have not been known/important all this time. for reference: http://www.dustloop.com/wiki/index.php?title=Frame_Data_(Bang_BBCSE) jin/haku's yukikaze's will not catch projectiles and freeze the foe like a physical hit would, so it's a rather reasonable explanation. still could be wrong though. best way to see is to go to training mode, have jin AND hakumen do their yukikaze's, and try to asura -> rapid -> jump. if it works then asura really is a projectile for both hits. if not... i'll be lost for words too lol

what kriegdrache said. also, this is how you develop a strong ground game. by not jumping, you're -forced- to have good mobility, be on time with anti airs, and figure out ground approaches/escapes. this is a really, really good way to get stronger because of how difficult it can be. it'd probably be good to challenge players of the same skill until she can get the hang of it though.

cookie, can you do combos consistently? l dont actually mean anything super advanced or w/e, just small things like, do you know how to differentiate between a foe that's crouching/standing/ airborne/in the corner. it's important that you be completely honest with yourself, if you decide to answer. if not, what combos do you think you need to learn? where do you feel you struggle the most often when it comes to combos? more often than not, it's not netplay screwing up combos than it is the player. if you feel confident in your combo skills, perhaps it is time to start setting small goals in matches to shoot for (not jumping an entire round, not using meter etc), to strengthen your overall game and make you aware of all of your options during any given situation. l used to do this back in cs1, and looking back it was one of the best things l ever did to train. shit works

funny how if it werent for today l wouldn't have gotten the tinfoil hate reference :3

pink happens to be a swag color. a color for pimps and their hoes edit: ggs gigaitachi :3

l told you yesterday, dont (over)think! just go in with the first thing that comes to mind. while this may seem counterproductive at first, the point of getting hit is to evaluate the situation. it's not hard to put two and two together in many cases (a prime example, if you know the foe uses tsubaki 236c from fullscreen and you got hit the first time, you should be fully expecting it in the future. people tend to subconsciously fall into patterns, and these patterns are the key to evaluating your opponent.) which is why, IMO extended sets against people are important for getting better and learning MU's. sure you might go 50-0 as an extreme example, but if you learned something from the set, you also won. you should never go into a match thinking you wont win. welp that's my two pennies for the day, off to the lab~

ggs to recheved's room and the 1 game on ranked before deciding to play mashvel vs crapcom 3, lol recheved, you just ought to have wings with how much upback you're pressing lmao

heres some more gameplay stuff... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TswVBGrXOkc&feature=relmfu twice in this vid rachel 5b clashed with ragna inferno divider during her corner oki (l didnt even finish watching it yet lmao). and it dosent seem like an accident. this is great! one time was st 5:17. (btw this rachel is really good)

where did you get this pic from!? insta-wallpaper'd. my most cherishd moment was seeing her the first time. l knew right away i'd be training on mountaintops trying to learn her. l still remember that day fully.

naw lol. just normally if l ocv a room i'll pass, but l decided not to and got like 3 reps of ocv before passing. not to say anyone in there was free, the matches were very close and l really had fun. only way i'd do that is if my web get KO'd or im tired. l even became more tolerant of lag which is a huge surprise (to me). l didnt kick anyone either

ggs to everyone in my SURVIVAL room. damn if this really was a survival, you'd all be dead. jk lol but seriously, ggs guys! i'm going to do this again later/tomorrow. it feels bad not passing, though.