Lord Knight

the reason its so hard to be specific about this is because there are quite a few variables that can effect how you move forward for example, staff launch CH has ch carry, which makes it untechable in the air so, if you somehow get a staff launch ch on a grounded opponent, you can do w/e > haku or 3c > staff2 > anything (because on ch it's untechable in the air) ATG said "i tend to go for", but there's a lot of possibilities for confirms. it requires experience, confidence, and knowledge

uhm, not quite, but they can be like what ATG was talking about isnt really part of any existing combos

just search magicalpockyusagi

like i said before, its really hard to label specifically when to use those, because they are more ad-lib than anything else

it just depends on the situation/what im doing there's a bunch of ways to hitconfirm tbh

dp

someone play?

for you guys that live in philly/philly area/nj try to come out to sj. you dont have to enter the tourney, just show up and play some casuals for a day! i think you missed the point the most important thing to me is setting up the stage for this game to appear at big events period kof13 has 1000 free shirt sales at EVO, im curious to see how many people actually show up to play (though im excited to see it) and finally, we shouldnt think of p4u's player base as just "bb's scene"

sounds like you dont know the truth about fgs

gonna resume the match-up-a-day postings sunday/next week i dont care what they do in bb3, give me new moves and possibilities for growth and im satisfied

i got the impression it got a ton of entrants last year. i was going to go, but REV was announced, and i couldnt deny that prize pot or satoshi

ill text you later about that

you live in philly? just get there.

sorry, going to my friend's 21st at her house. gotta level up my liver for brazil

watch the stream!

If you want to go straight to petition, go to the bottom of this, click the link and sign it. Ignore anything about donations. Now, for those actually interested - my name is Steve, but a lot of you know me as Lord Knight. I'm a two time EVO 2nd place finisher, I've traveled all over America, and even internationally (Canada, Japan, and soon to Brazil) to compete in fighting game tournaments. To be frank, I been had tournament wins. The main reason I'm posting about this is because we are on the eve of an event I haven't seen since Blazblue: Calamity Trigger's release - an anime fighter that a lot of people are excited to play. If you are a newer member of the community, BBCT was released shortly after SF4, but fell quickly to obscurity in America because it was "too scrubby and broken". This stigma still hangs with BB to this day, despite the game being in its fourth iteration. Even if you don't want to see the game at MLG for some reason, the first thing I want to push is positive image. Image is important in everything, but especially in the FGC, as a negative image can literally destroy a game before it gets off the ground. Fans of the game are put down, the game gets shoved to the corner at tournaments and sometimes blatantly ignored. Even Capcom games are not safe - look at SFxT. Thankfully, I've seen nothing but positive feedback about P4U leading up to the console release. On to the main topic at hand - P4U at MLG, and P4U as a tournament game in America in general. Right now, as far as non-Capcom games, we have - In essence, there's no real flagship anime fighter in America right now. Although P4U clearly has that position in Japan, with the right push, it can gain that title in America as well. There are definitely a couple of issues that need addressing on both sides. With that being said, there is about a month until the Japanese release, and about six weeks until the North American release. Our first priorities, of course, should be getting and playing the game, and getting a large amount of entrants at Summer Jam. On top of that - sign this petition. MLG begins next year, but show them you have an interest in supporting your game. Right now, they have no 2D titles, just MK, SCV, and likely TTT2 when it's released. Capcom refuses to work with them, and KOF13 failed. Show Atlus that we are willing to support this game, so we can see it at more events at MLG. If we can get a good dialogue and cooperate, P4U can have a long life in the competitive scene. MLG is a special event to me because it was my first tournament. I attended MLG Philly 2006 to play SSBM, and I've kept up with them for a while. I know what mistakes previous games (including SSBM) have made. We know what to do. For now, please sign this petition, and keep supporting and hyping up this game like you have been for the past couple of months. See you at Summer Jam. TL;DR 1) There's no big anime fighter right now, so let's make it P4U. 2) Go to locals and majors in your area! 3) Support tournaments that support anime games, and complain about tournaments that don't (in a civil way). 4) Sign this petition. http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/persona-4-arena-for-mlg-2/

matches vary, shit happens gj everyone, i was super tight that i couldnt make it out :/

if your pc cant run mbaa, you need a new pc

fuc is true kusoge lol. camera mixups? zeron, what probably sucks the most for you is that almost no one knows how to play MB properly in america, and the game is pretty much on its way out.... really sad, but ive played it the longest, so at least i got to enjoy its run

mb is the best game you never played

i won an mb tourney and they gave me a tvc stick lololol Castlevania judgement is gdlk im going to melty blood GODSGARDEN event. i wont be there for sbo or anything

it shouldnt be too hard, since each version of litchi is very different i miss daisharin with 1st frame invul lol

[General Thoughts] Matchup is more or less even. It's very difficult for Hakumen to approach Litchi - however, his damage is higher and he can carry to the corner consistently. Strong neutral is crucial to winning this match. [Round Start] A lot of stuff can happen here, but the usual tools apply - Itsuu, 5B, 2B, etc. Try not to backdash - if they start with Guren, you'll get hit and be in the corner. [Fullscreen Neutral] Close the gap, but just a pinch. Remember, he gains meter for doing nothing, so you need to create a little ground. [Midscreen Neutral] Essentially a weighted RPS in your favor, the options that Hakumen has access to changes depending on how many stars he has. The foundation here is going to be 5B, 3C, 6B, feint, and Itsuu. Itsuu will beat some ground pokes and should beat IAD's. Also, you can guard point any air attack and follow up. If he has stars, he can follow up with Hotaru - just hold your guard point if you anticipate it (or try to avoid the situation all together). Kishuu > 3C will beat Itsuu (as well as go through 6B) and lead into huge damage, so keep that in check with 3C (or use 2B > 6C). 6B is your longest poke, but use feint in order to close the gap and try to get him to twitch and airdash - from there you can reposition yourself. If you position yourself at the edge of his airdash (where J2C would hit you), you can stuff all his jump ins with 5B. It's crucial that you learn the spacing for this. Also, if you notice the Hakumen player not doing something in neutral, take advantage of it as soon as possible. If they don't use Kishuu to approach, use Itsuu more often, etc. [Close range neutral] A couple of quick notes - You can't beat JB with anything but DP or Itsuu. If you don't have time for either, just block. His 5A is also air unblockable. [Hakumen's back to the corner neutral] Litchi is strongest here. Same tools apply as normal neutral. You'll probably be able to get away with airdashing in as well. [Litchi's back to the corner neutral] This sucks. As you can't adjust your position, Hakumen has a huge advantage here, especially if you don't have the staff. Your best bet is to watch how they move and try to dash out or airdash out. SJ Daisharin isn't as safe of a bet because he has Hotaru and D. [Hakumen Pressure] Scary stuff. 2B is +2, 2A is +1. If you block a deep jB, then you'll have to block 5A, which is +3. 6A and 5B are both even as well. This is all well and good... but if they just use normals, barrier defense should keep him out. If he has stars, you have a lot more to worry about. Deep JB > rising JB > tsubaki or land 2B > renka both lead to high damage. Dash Tsubaki is possible to react to if you're focused. And of course, always watch for the Hail Mary (Zantetsu). If you're midscreen, good defense and barrier should be enough to get you out. Watch out for TRM setups. He'll try to use a combinations of dash, 2A/5A/5B whiffs, and dash 2B's to get you to mistime your throw tech. React and adjust accordingly. [Litchi's Pressure] You have a lot of freedom, but at the same time, you need to restrict yourself a bit. 5A hits him crouching, which makes your pressure safer. Use lows or instant overheads to stop TK Hotaru. Unfortunately, you can't use Kokushi against him at all, but standard meterless okizeme should work fine. Keep in mind that you can use meterless instant overheads on him as well.

like sherro? i do have a wii if you wanna play castlevania judgement EDIT: im not going to EVO, im going to brazil and japan instead

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