LuminAbyss

I joined back during the first one. Holy fucking shit.

Nigga, Rubedo and I are taking you down. And that runbacks title is mine. And after that, Luna and I are gonna run Team MC all over the place.

Team MC will take over.

I'm on Rubedo's team? I had no idea. I'm cool with that.

You can feel like that in any game when you start out and if you play against people who are way above your level. Try playing MB against Brandino, or anything against Greats. But keep at it, learn from your mistakes, take their advice, and you'll start fighting back, getting wins on them, and when you play against people that aren't them, you'll be surprised at how well you do.

If you had kept going, you actually would have been good, I don't even remember why you stopped man. What exactly about BB keeps you from playing it?

I can't even hear myself sometimes.

You don't have to be like me or Axis at all. I can't help but be loud, I absolutely love just sitting at casuals.

Reversals where the invul goes on way past the start-up is silly. Inferno Divider is silly. I ain't complaining, I'm just saying.

why practice when you can just be?

At a wedding and moving more stuff to my new house.

Is Tuesday or Wednesday from 1 to whenever good for you? We're making this shit happen.

The game can't happen. No one is on the BB side.

Just completed Little Busters! 100%. Holy shit that was amazing. Also I love all of you.

All you runback niggas are gonna get robbed. Not beaten. Robbed. Robar.

Funny enough, he barely changed. It's everyone else that got weaker. He was considered strong in CS1, due to his easy hitconfirms, easy damage, and great meter gain. He was considered one of the weaker characters in CS2, but still viable by all means. CSX is definitely his strongest version, due to better reward, as well as hitbox and untech time buffs. Not to mention Hell's Fang gives really good oki now. So don't feel to hard about it. Learning him might actually help you play against him. Welcome to the Ragna boards.

Sure, I get 3rd and no title for me. I SEE HOW IT IS.

I was speaking on our side, isn't Brandino going to Winter Brawl?

I dont' think ranbats are happening either actually.

:C -hug-

Those we call instant overheads. They go to the special ed room. Other than that, yeah, overheads are actually reactable to on a pretty general level. The human mind can react to something within 15 frames max. Most overheads are in the 20's (BB wise), or even close to 30 frames (MB wise). All it takes is practice, as well as learning when characters can use them. Of course, if the player is smart, they'll be able to catch you off guard. I don't deny that.

Overheads are easy to block. People deserve damage.

Take advantage of his neutral game and learn his range well. His 5B, 5C, and 2D have amazing range. That alone will help make your battles that much easier. Also learn on how to safely end your pressure strings with him. Mix-ups and gimmicks and all of those fancy things can be learned in time as you get better and play the game more. The post above yours I touched on pressure, that stuff all applies too. Midscreen, try your best to end in Inferno Divider Axe Kick, in order to keep them right in front of you. Hell's Fang is fine if you're pushing them to the corner though, but usually you should only use it off max range confirms. In the corner, you should almost ALWAYS go for Hell's Fang over 22C, since it gives better oki. As far as damage goes, if you're hitting 2-3k midscreen, and at least 4k midscreen, then you're doing fine, but you should really hit up the combo thread for some of the hard hitting fatal and crouching combos (as well as Blood Kain combos). Be sure you also learn your methods of catching rolls for people who want to escape your oki. 2B and 2C both work REALLY well at catching tech rolls. This, however, really comes down to experimenting with your best options in training mode, and then conditioning your opponent in battle. That's really it as far as generally-playing things go, Ragna is a basic, but extremely solid character. Play good neutral, smart offense, and strong defense, and you'll be fine. Learn your combos and make every hit count, no matter how random. We have a critique thread if you have any matches you'd like us to go over and help you out with. Other than that, any specific things you'd like to know? It's kinda hard to answer your post without any real specific info you'd like to know.

Megaman & Bass?

MegamanX 7?