mr.mortified

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=UoqtEoe8NIg not all videos i put up here are poop

i have no idea where that forum is from

why does it feel that one of you guys made this video?

holy shit this should be like brian's song whenever he wins or plays blaybloo

i have the need to fix your avatar brian send me the original image

was scratching my head about what video to put in here then i remembered this

I ended up providing it myself at cost. This one is the most common one which is the madcatz 4716 pad, but you're going to need a hex inverter for the triggers since they are active when the signal is high. The other one is any madcatz fightpad which doesn't need the trigger hack.

Tell him to come to me, i can do it without using a paewang and install a 360 pcb in a 360. I've done it for moon and a few others and it works i'd go like this i had to organize a 48 hour lan party for charity at the university + compete in a case competition happening at the same time and do a case study due on the monday at noon i don't remember much because of the lack of sleep

Hey guys what did i miss over the weekend?

And I'd host SFxT casuals on the weekend only if it were possible to get more set-ups lol (and enough sticks per console for 2v2 crew battles). ooooh i do want in on this. I'll try not to be extremely busy I can let you guys use my equipment if you need to

try using hazama or litchi if you want someone who has some zoning ability but doesn't have to be necessary. Sadly, if you use any character in BB (even tager), you're going to run into some execution barriers. All you can do is practice and get your matchup exp and combo awareness up

i wish i was as pro as these people

Its fine NPC's tend to have a good sense of reads, however you can easily predict what npc's will do in given situations. If you get CS:EX, its a lot easier to get unlimited characters since its just a bb bucks transaction to buy the unlims + colors with in-game rewards money

Oh damn, the custom route is a pretty expensive route to take if you're getting a builder to do it for you those things if dual modded go anywhere from 200+ You're probably better off getting an xbox stock stick or if you're feeling adventurous, make it yourself. Some new tech should be available soon to have easy dual mods, harnesses can come pre-done nowadays and I can suggest a guy who builds unfinished (non-painted/stained) sticks for about 40-50 USD before shipping and he does ship international Its probably a lot easier to go through the SE since its a lot cheaper and if you want to in the future, you can upgrade the parts for just a bit more

If its for xbox then anything is better than their Dpad, that being said I can make a stick work for almost anything so....... warpig, you forgot the gdlk sega saturn pad with a converter

its an art book fine sir

no just gunpla and a plethora of stick parts the only thing remotely terrible is an HCG production book that someone sent to me via secret santa

you'll find some pretty terrible stuff if you do

it just went on again This one and this one

More like xXxd3ADLi3sT-dA-GawdxXx if this was over xbl and i hate you skub, whenever i see you post, i'm compelled to go on my soundcloud and play my playlist consisting of only pon pon pon mixes

OOOOOOOOOOOH that's who they meant by leo

Can't make it to the loo Have a 48 hour LAN party for charity to help organize/run that weekend

If we're going to delve into situational combos, lets not. As far as the system goes, as long as 2, 4, 6, and 8 are being hit, it counts as a 360, regardless of order. So you could actually do a litchi all green special type of input for tager and it would trigger the same effect as a 360. All I will say is practice up and develop that muscle memory for the movements in your BnB combos.

oh holy shit today i thought i saw roldy at the ymca volunteering in the child care section then i saw that it was actually a girl and not roldy

Its something that we all have to deal with. Personally, using stick has made it easier but as a tager player like yourself, its something you have to get used to and overcome. Its all about developing the muscle memory for doing the combos. I still have a bit of trouble doing the AC -> AC -> 6C link on the P2 side. Its nothing that training mode and practicing/developing muscle memory won't solve. You essentially just do drills and get used to performing the motions. It reminds me of the training I had to do to be able to do 360/720 in both counterclockwise and clockwise motions for that IB720.