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I'm against the dog too. Haven't had an allergic reaction in a few years now, but since we're going for the whole weekend, I'd prefer not taking any risks.

Double jump is way safer to bait it out. There's just this range where you expect people to IAD, and if they do it, you know they can't double jump, so expect the 2c if you don't see the Mu doing something else, and don't try to beat it (well unless you want to bet on j.d). Yeah, from close, that's probably the go to route for CSEX, something like 2c j.b j.c j.2c 2b 2c 6c habacan 6a (6b?) 5c 6c most likely. Farther away, if they aren't too high, you could do either 2c 6c habacan etc. or 2c 5c 6c habacan etc. if they're low (rest depends on how far you are from the corner, but it ends up really similar to the standard 2c CH combos). Near or in the corner I guess 2c j.c j.2c SoD/2b etc. would lead to decent damage.

To add to that, the recovery is long, so even if you are doing it preemtively, if the opponent opts for a double jump to bait it, you are eating a punish, crouching. Definitely not as reliable as some other anti-airs, but good enough to stop people from jumping in for free. Hm, I've never been punished for doing 2c 5c, I think. Since they need to barrier both normals, they get pushed out too far.

Well I was thinking more like my place rather than my parents' since the location is convenient and it already has setups, but I guess we'll just settle on whatever works best depending on the situation. This is making me lose motivation in going to evo lol :|

I can host during evo friday and or saturday for sure if I end up not going (still debating). I'd say sunday too, but we might as well do that at Foonzo, for noise issues since it'll finish late and monday, people gotta work.

a bunch of us netplay, it's kind of random though, some are more active than others. I lost my ps3 power cord a while ago so I haven't been on at all lately. I was intending on dodging, but my other plans got cancelled. Let me know if you choke.

I love it for frame traps because you can easily confirm it in a more or less burst safe way.

Some of us also play Arcana Heart 3, Chaos Code, Street Fighter 4, KoF13, and Aquapazza a bit. It's kind of random, we'll play almost anything if there's a bit of interest and there isn't a tournament we're preparing for, or a new Arc System Works game out. That reminds me, we need to play Akatsuki Blitzkampf again some time.

I'm down for gore. You sure? Even if it is, they may decide to give certain characters that were unimportant in CT a bigger role, since they cover more archetypes that people would be interested in. I heard that, sometimes, anime adaptations are a bit different from the original material.

I am not that hype for a lot of changes either, because I guess I've accepted the way things are in the current version. I do however think that a lot of these changes are good for people who haven't really accepted the way BB is currently. I think it will at least be refreshing, and there are some changes I really can't wait for, so for the bigger picture, I'm looking forward to the release, but it can take its time. Sent from my Windows 7 AMD Phenom II X4 965 using Google Chrome 27.0.1453.110 m

1) I only mentioned combos once, it was part of an example, and the important part it was "have a plan". The combos themselves are not an issue in this case. 2) Fighting games are all about swag combos. Empire combos if possible. You have to always go for the ones with the most swag because no matter what happens it's a win-win situation for both players. When you drop it, it's ok for you because you knew it was going to happen and it gives your opponent more time to play. When you actually get it, you can feel yourself and your opponent is impressed. 3) Koihime Musou fighting game is a lot of fun so far.

Nah blade you missed the point, Dai Loli is doing combos right already. I meant more like, Jump out of 360 whiff j.b land in other 360. Block sledge hammer (followup) and keep respecting. Etc. He's already punishing my DPs with other characters, and following them up with full high damage combos into knockdowns, consistently.

Don't worry, it wasn't bored, I just REALLY wanted to play that koihime musou game. 30%... man there are evenings where I can't beat kirbster 30% of the time. Don't worry wins as much, try to focus on decisions (ex: bad jump ins) and/or specific issues(ex: forgetting to barrier in the air) for improvement. The wins will come as a result of that. If you want two things to work on for now, I'd say 1) commit less to things, play more reactive/passive, wait for the other guy to put himself in a disadvantageous situation, but stay close enough that you can take advantage of that (the post blade linked explains it in more detail), and 2) capitalize on your punishes. There were a lot of times where you'd bait a 360, fuck up the punish, and just eat another 360. You took the right decision but didn't capitalize, a bit more solid play and you really could do way better. A good piece of advice with this would be, think about how you're going to punish, when baiting something. Have a plan. (ex: I'm going to neutral jump out, if I see buster whiff I'll hit him with X and do Y combo. If he does nothing I'll air backdash. If he backdashes I'll punish him with Z. If he charges I'll land and 2b. I won't commit to anything besides air backdash though, because I want to be able to block if he does super) Oh yeah, last one for now. It takes a bit of time for advice to really sink into your gameplay. The more you think about it during your matches though, at some point it'll become automatic, and it'll feel really good. Can take weeks.

Big thanks to everyone who came out. If this was your first time, I hope you enjoyed the venue and the event. If you came last year, thanks for continuing to support the event. If you have any pictures or videos of the event, please post them (here is good)! Shoutouts to DerQ for being reliable and helping a lot with the lodging and planning, as well as preparing brackets Shoutouts to Bibiquadium for not only providing the stream but also a big help with the logistics, planning, and the godlike setup Shoutouts to everyone who brought equipment, you were many, but you know who you are. Thank you. Shoutouts to Heartless for being a big help moving things around, as well as everyone else who helped with that Shoutouts to Kaeru and Isabelle for their hard work and resourcefulness while taking care of the door and the signups Shoutouts to my fellow bracket runners DerQ, WakeupDP, Brice, Greenix, Airmaster, and Level5-Chan Shoutouts to phoun, monica, and chi-rithy for their hard work at foonzo, providing everyone attending with a great experience Shoutouts to Brice for actually knowing the champagne matchup Shoutouts to St1ckbug, Lord Knight, Mr Biscuits bringing strong competition and strong east coast bias commentary Shoutouts to my other fellow commentators as well Bill307, BladeofJustice, Rhannmah, and The Monster King (as well as any other I may have not noticed) Shoutouts to SHTKN, Digital Watches, Circuitous, and Amadeous, for having west coast and midwest USA repped for the first time at MAD Shoutouts to our fellow canadians from Waterloo, Vancouver, Toronto and Ottawa who came Shoutouts to Kirbster, Level5-Chan, and Darkwolf for the strong MTL presence in BB Shoutouts to Rhannmah and Kaeru placing well in GG Shoutouts to the Waterloo guys for doing really well in P4U and Melty (stay free MTL) Shoutouts to Lord Knight, winning every game he entered Shoutouts to Digital Watches being Axl and winning GG Shoutouts to Gonorrhea making people awkward when they had to find him Shoutouts to Greenix the Chaos Code champion, and Kanepain&Vamp the Gundam champs showing us that the province of Quebec can still win at some games! (stay free MTL) Shoutouts to Mr Mortified Shoutouts to the real main event, Ultimate Mountain Adventure Day Shoutouts to sticks Shoutouts to Bill307's bad matchup with stick bugs Shoutouts to stairs Shoutouts to everyone who drank all the unibroue. All of it. Shoutouts to empire combos Anyways, if you had fun, I hope I'll see you next year. If you couldn't make it because of the timing or something, the event will be at a different date next year (we don't want to share the weekend with the F-1 again), so hopefully it'll be easier for you to come. If you watched the stream, I hope you enjoyed it, come next year if you can afford it. Once again, congrats to our winners Lord Knight, Digital Watches, and Lord Knight.

Results thread is up, post shoutouts and any other comments there pls http://www.dustloop.com/forums/showthread.php?16516-Ultimate-Montreal-Air-Dashers-2013-Results-and-Shoutouts. Feedback is always appreciated so we can run a better event next year.

Blazblue Continuum Shift Extend (45~ entrants) 1. Lord Knight 2. Kirbster 3. Deadliest 4. Level5-Chan 5. Darkwolf 5. Zeero 7. pochp 7. Brice Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus (36~*entrants) 1. Digital Watches 2. Rhannmah 3. Deadliest 4. Roldy 5. pochp 5. kaeru 7. Mr. Biscuits 7. Brice Persona 4 Arena (26~*entrants) 1. Lord Knight 2. Ryan Ken 3. Psychotik 4. Bill307 Melty Blood 1. Lord Knight 2. Mad Scientist 3. Gonorrhea 4. pochp 5. Greenix 5. Level5-Chan 7. The Monster King 7. Bill307 9. Shwa 9. SHTKN 9. Rigel 9. Digital Watches 13.oDHAOSo 13.VinceX 13.EclipseKnight 13.Unsanctifier Chaos Code 1. Greenix 2. Ryan Ken 3. Airmaster 4. The Monster King 5. Bill307 5. Level5-Chan 7. Circuitous 7. Digital Watches 9. VinceX 9. M-Han 9. MaskLover 9. oDHAOSo 13.Rayntime 13.Raftclans 13.Unsanctifier 13.Shinsou Arcana Heart 3 1. Bill307 2. Mad Scientist 3. Level5-Chan 4. Ryan Ken 5. Psychotik 5. Kazuhiro 7. Samthegreat 7. pochp 9. Brice 9. The Monster King 9. Circuitous 9. VinceX 13.Greenix Gundam Extreme Versus 1: Dual Z0ne (Kanepain and Vamp) 2: Category F (Arda and Berj) 3: Shisetsubusoushiki (Blade and Gabriel) 4: AEUG (AirMaster and Mr.Mortified) 5: Team GG (Greenix and Le Mal) 5: Giant sword! Giant gun! (MonsterKing and St1ckbug) 7: Team Team (Ryan Ken and Psychotic) 7: Clans of Wrath (Kaeru and Raftclans) Shoutouts in another post. GGs thanks for coming out everyone!

Due to some complications, we'll have to open the venue a bit later. 11:30 AM or so. We'll try to be there a bit earlier and start setting up so if you arrive early come help out! Sorry

Can't use it, every station will use a PS3 + HDMI, so it has to support that and remove DHCP. Thanks for offering anyways.

http://www.sankishin.com/uploads/parkingmapumad.png green area is around 10-15 minutes walk from foonzo. Always double check the parking signs to make sure, they might be different because it's the grand prix (and I haven't parked there in a while)

yeah. I hope they do come though, it's going to be hype and they're not bad. bon je t'explique comment ca marche, vendredi soir j'ai mr mortified qui sera chez moi. Samedi j'aurai mr mortified, nedel, et peut etre sam. Le setup chez nous consiste en 2 futons qui ont la grandeur de lits double, ainsi qu'un sofa. Quand on va a des majors on se couche a deux dans des lits doubles alors j'assume que ca passe pour tout le monde, mais vu que vous venez prepares ya toujours la possibilite d'ammener un tapis de sol ou matelas gonflable quelconque. ps ammene un oreiller au cas ou.

should be ok, but if you have spare space in your bags why not. ok lol.

No, I'll be at foonzo saturday morning to organize stuff. If you want to come saturday, go straight to foonzo instead. My address is 3523 Van horne app 1 if you need it. You can usually park on the north side of the street for free if you can find a spot. It's a residential area so you just basically keep looking until you find something. There should be people at foonzo right now.

Made a quick map to help people find parking near foonzo http://www.sankishin.com/uploads/parkingmapumad.png as I'm assuming the paid parking areas in downtown will most likely be full. It's mostly from personal experience (thanks rhannmah lol), so I don't know all the spots, but if you want to contribute to this don't hesitate.

my place still works. if you want you could come friday. if not, saturday around noon is good. :>

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