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This was a match in Loser's finals at a local tournament of ours, we also lost count so that's why we play more than a best 3/5 match set. Please let me know what I should work on since he very obviously exploited my bad tendency to throw during pauses in pressure. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psEkk8mibOM

Hey everyone, here's some casuals I recorded with my friend. I press D alot in these matches since their not that serious but I'm finding the neutral game pretty hard right now. In air to air situations I find I always lose, not even using j.A has beaten out that much stuff, and on the ground I end up blocking for a really long time without being able to take back momentum. The fact that Kokonoe's normals are almost all jump cancellable makes it difficult to know when I can poke back. Also all of those CH j.C from Kokonoe was because I was stupid and though 5D would activate in time.... I miss 1f 6D so much right now... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j81lnIQkp2o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsUyBjYxmmc Anyways they should provide some entertainment to say the least.

Pretty sure they did that on purpose otherwise you could crush trigger infinitely until your opponent ran out of barrier and got guard broken.

You can do something like starter, Renka (1), kishuu 5C OD if they burst the second you touch them. The kishuu will go through the burst if they burst during the renka hit. Keep in mind that if the opponent waits to burst as enma or hotaru hits we'll get blown back regardless.

You can do some interesting combos against Kokonoe if you bait the super fireball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEtXE4AcSN8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gbbn8JxfMdU

What do you mean? He did not combo into mugen, he went into Mugen and did a 2D enma after recovery.

Just wanted to mention that the BB scene is really booming here in Winnipeg. There's going to be 3 disc based copies of the game and atleast 6 digital copies of the game in Winnipeg. Make sure to come to Friday gatherings at the Armes Science Lounge if you want to try out BBCP!

Is anyone from the hakumen boards importing BBCP?

Chip Damage and Games on Campus is proud to present our first all "Anime" event! It's time to give our fastest growing and most excited group their own stage. This is an all ages event. As always, regardless of skill-level all players, spectators and fans are encouraged to attend. This is a Bring Your Own Console event. Please feel free to bring your own setups, stations, games, controllers, body pillows or whatever else. Join us at the University of Manitoba, University Centre GSA Lounge on October 12th for the Chip Damage Anime Grand Prix! WHEN: Saturday, October 12th, 2013. Tournaments start at 2:00pm sharp. Doors open at 12 noon. WHERE: University of Manitoba, GSA Lounge (217 University Centre) HOW MUCH: Registration is FREE! 5$ entry fee for each tournament entered. For full event details please follow this link: http://www.chipdamage.com/events/chip-damage-anime-grand-prix/

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Is there any mention of how much OD meter they had? I would assume for the whole combo they had full OD. I can imagine landing the combo off of a throw like so: throw > mugen > renka (1) > kishuu > TK tsubaki > 5C > OD cancel > guren > Shippu(w) > zantetsu (1) > kishuu > 6C > Shippu(w) > kishuu > 5C > shippu The damage won't be murdered as badly if hop tsubaki can connect immediately after mugen.

Not sure. I'll ask around the scene and get back to you. I wouldn't doubt it if someone has though.

Did Hakumen just jump cancel 6B at the end of the round in this video? Or did the round end cause the second hit to whiff for some reason? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIAjfWHa9pM&feature=plcp#t=7m22s

Some neatly summarized info for CP Hakumen http://www.dustloop.com/forums/showthread.php?14675-BBCP-System-Changes-Movelist-Translations-and-Loketest-Information-Anything-Else-INFRACTION&p=1413754&viewfull=1#post1413754

You have to delay the super jump a little, you want to do it after the opponent bounces off of the wall. If you do it too early, the combo meter doesn't reset if they don't tech. Iirc you need a really specific timing for it to catch forward rolls. Its still vulnerable to late teching, but you are theoretically safe. Regardless though, this doesn't work as well in Extend due to barrier pushing you out far enough that Tsubaki will whiff. I can't remember if Renka still reached or not but yea, I find its definitely not as good in Extend.

We should really make a separate thread for all of the loketest info, I'm having a tough time keeping track of info in the general discussion thread x_x

Hey guys, A little birdy told me that we might be having a P4A station at this friday's gathering. If your interested in giving it a try before release come out this friday to the U of M's Armes Science Lounge! Also, I hope you can come out again Leaf, I wanna play your Relius again! =)

Thanks, good luck with your tournament as well!

It's official. The big one is coming. "That Summer Tournament" aka TST is back! We still have a lot to announce but we wanted to get that date out there so you guys have a lot of time to prepare. Mark it down on your calendars. Book that time off. Tell all your friends. We want to make this one our biggest and we need you to make it possible. We're doing some heavy discussion behind the scenes for the next couple weeks so expect info to be revealed earlier than usual but it is definitely time to get hype! ---------------------- Date: August 11th - 12th, 2012 Venue: As promised. This year's TST will be taking place outside the UofM. It has been confirmed for Canad Inns on Pembina by the Tavern if you're familiar. Here's the full address and the room number: Ambassador Room A Canad Inns Destination Centre Fort Garry 1824 Pembina Highway Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2 ph: (204) 261-7450 fx: (204) 261-5433 tf: 1-888 33-CANAD (22623) Venue Fee: 5$ Yes, there is a registration fee this year. It's necessary to cover the costs of the venue rental. However, if you don't wish to enter tournaments, site entrance is still free and gets you access to casual play, exhibitions, and/or money matches. Registration usually begins 1 or 2 hours before each tournament, so get there early and warm up some too. If you wish to enter any tournament, you pay for the tournament entry fees on top of the 5 dollars. ---------------------- Stream provided by Yayze from Yayze.tv on the Chip Damage Twitch.tv Channel www.twitch.tv/chipdamage ------------------ Schedule and Game lineup All games will be played under US Playstation 3 Saturday 2:00pm - King of Fighters XIII - 5$ 2:00pm - Super Smash Bros Melee - 5$ 3:00pm - Blazblue - 5$ 3:00pm - Mortal Kombat 9 - 5$ 4:00pm - Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition 2012 2v2 Teams - 5$ per player (10$ per team) 6:30pm - Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 2v2 Teams - 5$ per player (10$ per team) 8:00pm - Soul Calibur V - 5$ Teams will be single game all the way through and will be played under A-A B-B rules. What that means is Player A from one team will face Player A from the other team in a single team and Player B from one team will face Player B from the other team. If both players from one team win, they move on. Otherwise, the two winning players will face each other in a tie-breaker. Sunday 2:00pm - Super Street Fighter II Turbo - 5$ 3:00pm - Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown - 5$ 3:00pm - Skullgirls - 5$ 4:00pm - Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition 2012 Singles - 10$ 6:30pm - Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 Singles - 10$ UMVC3 singles will be 2/3 in the preliminary brackets and 3/5 during the Top 8. We may have other things planned after all the tournaments are finished so feel free to stick around in case. Directors: Chip Damage Staff ----------------- Rules: Standard EVO rule set. This includes banned wireless controllers unfortunately. AE2012 Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals UMvC3 Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up to Top 8 3/5 Matches Top 8 KoFXIII Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals SCV Double Elimination Tournament PS3 3/5 Rounds, 60 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •Create-a-soul characters and custom outfits for regular characters are banned from tournament play •Edge Master, Elysium, and Kilik are banned from tournament play •Viola Back-Throw Infinite is banned back-throw > back-throw = BANNED back-throw > reset > back-throw = BANNED BB:CSE Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals Skullgirls Double Elimination Tournament PS3 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals SSFII Turbo Double Elimination Tournament PS3 Game Modes: Turbo 3 - Remixed Mode 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals VF5:FS Double Elimination Tournament PS3 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •custom characters are allowed MK9 Double Elimination Tournament PS3 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •Kratos banned from tournament play •You may not pause during the "Finish Him/Her!" screen to check for fatality inputs. You are allowed to pause for the sake of ending the match quickly if you choose to do so. •Kombat Kodes are not allowed. This also means no mashing buttons during the loading screen. •If Chamber of the Flame or Street stage comes up in random, players have the option to re-random the stage. SSBM Double Elimination Tournament Gamecube 8 min Matches Stock: 4 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •No items. Items are strictly forbidden during tournament play. •Depending on number of entries, the first wave of match-ups may only be 1 game. •Stages are limited to 6 "neutral" stages for random. Other stages are then open for counter picks. Each player may knock out one stage for the entire set. •The first round stage is selected by random, but, if both players (teams) can agree on a stage then the first match can be played on any stage they agree upon except those not permitted during tournament matches. •Players may not choose a stage in a game where they have already been declared victor. •The winner of a game may change characters. •Winner of a game must select their character before the opponent player chooses. •Players who wish to have the game paused must request that their opponent pause the game. If the game is paused by the player who requires the game pause, the opponent is given the ability to restart the match on a level of his choice is they so choose. This rule does not apply to sudden obstructions and catastrophes. The following stages are considered "neutral stages": Final Destination | Yoshi's Story | Fountain of Dreams | Kirby 64 | Pokemon Stadium | Mute City The following stages are permitted during tournaments after the first game: Final Destination | Yoshi's Story | Rainbow Cruise | Fountain of Dreams | Pokemon Stadium | Corneria | Peach's Castle | Green Greens | Kongo Jungle | Kongo Jungle 64 | Dream Land 64 | Battlefield | Mute City | Poke Floats The following stages are not permitted during tournaments: Onett | Icicle Mountain | Yoshi's Island 64 | Flat Zone | Brinstar Depths | Big Blue | Hyrule Temple | Termina - Great Bay | Venom | Fourside | Mushroom Kingdom | Mushroom Kingdom II | Yoshi's Island | Jungle Japes ----------------- This is largely a BRING YOUR OWN STICKS/CONTROLLER event but. The console equipment will be labeled and registered to ensure its safety. However, please be careful with your sticks. Furthermore, if you know you’re attending and you do not have a stick to use, make sure you have a friend who can donate. For pad/PS2 stick players, we tend to have PS2 pads and/or converters around, but don't take this as confirmation of us having them there for you. Bring your own to be safe as opposed to sorry. Rooming: Express by Canad Inns 1792 Pembina Highway Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2 ph: (204) 269-6955 fx: (204) 261-4543 tf: 1-888 33-CANAD (22623) email: fgexpress@canadinns.com Rooms are currently $99 a night from Friday to Monday. Call in and ask the front desk to book a room using confirmation number "115131" to get one of the rooms that are on hold for the tournament goers. Rooms are on hold from now til July 28th. If you have any questions, please email Jim_kim at jimkim@chipdamage.com or message me here and we will try to answer as quickly as possible!

It's official. The big one is coming. "That Summer Tournament" aka TST is back! We still have a lot to announce but we wanted to get that date out there so you guys have a lot of time to prepare. Mark it down on your calendars. Book that time off. Tell all your friends. We want to make this one our biggest and we need you to make it possible. We're doing some heavy discussion behind the scenes for the next couple weeks so expect info to be revealed earlier than usual but it is definitely time to get hype! ---------------------- Date: August 11th - 12th, 2012 Venue: As promised. This year's TST will be taking place outside the UofM. It has been confirmed for Canad Inns on Pembina by the Tavern if you're familiar. Here's the full address and the room number: Ambassador Room A Canad Inns Destination Centre Fort Garry 1824 Pembina Highway Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2 ph: (204) 261-7450 fx: (204) 261-5433 tf: 1-888 33-CANAD (22623) Venue Fee: 5$ Yes, there is a registration fee this year. It's necessary to cover the costs of the venue rental. However, if you don't wish to enter tournaments, site entrance is still free and gets you access to casual play, exhibitions, and/or money matches. Registration usually begins 1 or 2 hours before each tournament, so get there early and warm up some too. If you wish to enter any tournament, you pay for the tournament entry fees on top of the 5 dollars. ---------------------- Stream provided by Yayze from Yayze.tv on the Chip Damage Twitch.tv Channel www.twitch.tv/chipdamage ------------------ Schedule and Game lineup All games will be played under US Playstation 3 Saturday 2:00pm - King of Fighters XIII - 5$ 2:00pm - Super Smash Bros Melee - 5$ 3:00pm - Blazblue - 5$ 3:00pm - Mortal Kombat 9 - 5$ 4:00pm - Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition 2012 2v2 Teams - 5$ per player (10$ per team) 6:30pm - Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 2v2 Teams - 5$ per player (10$ per team) 8:00pm - Soul Calibur V - 5$ Teams will be single game all the way through and will be played under A-A B-B rules. What that means is Player A from one team will face Player A from the other team in a single team and Player B from one team will face Player B from the other team. If both players from one team win, they move on. Otherwise, the two winning players will face each other in a tie-breaker. Sunday 2:00pm - Super Street Fighter II Turbo - 5$ 3:00pm - Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown - 5$ 3:00pm - Skullgirls - 5$ 4:00pm - Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition 2012 Singles - 10$ 6:30pm - Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 Singles - 10$ UMVC3 singles will be 2/3 in the preliminary brackets and 3/5 during the Top 8. We may have other things planned after all the tournaments are finished so feel free to stick around in case. Directors: Chip Damage Staff ----------------- Rules: Standard EVO rule set. This includes banned wireless controllers unfortunately. AE2012 Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals UMvC3 Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up to Top 8 3/5 Matches Top 8 KoFXIII Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals SCV Double Elimination Tournament PS3 3/5 Rounds, 60 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •Create-a-soul characters and custom outfits for regular characters are banned from tournament play •Edge Master, Elysium, and Kilik are banned from tournament play •Viola Back-Throw Infinite is banned back-throw > back-throw = BANNED back-throw > reset > back-throw = BANNED BB:CSE Double Elimination Tournament PS3 2/3 Rounds, 99 Sec 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals Skullgirls Double Elimination Tournament PS3 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals SSFII Turbo Double Elimination Tournament PS3 Game Modes: Turbo 3 - Remixed Mode 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals VF5:FS Double Elimination Tournament PS3 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •custom characters are allowed MK9 Double Elimination Tournament PS3 99 Sec Matches 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •Kratos banned from tournament play •You may not pause during the "Finish Him/Her!" screen to check for fatality inputs. You are allowed to pause for the sake of ending the match quickly if you choose to do so. •Kombat Kodes are not allowed. This also means no mashing buttons during the loading screen. •If Chamber of the Flame or Street stage comes up in random, players have the option to re-random the stage. SSBM Double Elimination Tournament Gamecube 8 min Matches Stock: 4 2/3 Matches up until Winners, Losers, Grand Finals 3/5 Matches for Winners, Losers, Grand Finals •No items. Items are strictly forbidden during tournament play. •Depending on number of entries, the first wave of match-ups may only be 1 game. •Stages are limited to 6 "neutral" stages for random. Other stages are then open for counter picks. Each player may knock out one stage for the entire set. •The first round stage is selected by random, but, if both players (teams) can agree on a stage then the first match can be played on any stage they agree upon except those not permitted during tournament matches. •Players may not choose a stage in a game where they have already been declared victor. •The winner of a game may change characters. •Winner of a game must select their character before the opponent player chooses. •Players who wish to have the game paused must request that their opponent pause the game. If the game is paused by the player who requires the game pause, the opponent is given the ability to restart the match on a level of his choice is they so choose. This rule does not apply to sudden obstructions and catastrophes. The following stages are considered "neutral stages": Final Destination | Yoshi's Story | Fountain of Dreams | Kirby 64 | Pokemon Stadium | Mute City The following stages are permitted during tournaments after the first game: Final Destination | Yoshi's Story | Rainbow Cruise | Fountain of Dreams | Pokemon Stadium | Corneria | Peach's Castle | Green Greens | Kongo Jungle | Kongo Jungle 64 | Dream Land 64 | Battlefield | Mute City | Poke Floats The following stages are not permitted during tournaments: Onett | Icicle Mountain | Yoshi's Island 64 | Flat Zone | Brinstar Depths | Big Blue | Hyrule Temple | Termina - Great Bay | Venom | Fourside | Mushroom Kingdom | Mushroom Kingdom II | Yoshi's Island | Jungle Japes ----------------- This is largely a BRING YOUR OWN STICKS/CONTROLLER event but. The console equipment will be labeled and registered to ensure its safety. However, please be careful with your sticks. Furthermore, if you know you’re attending and you do not have a stick to use, make sure you have a friend who can donate. For pad/PS2 stick players, we tend to have PS2 pads and/or converters around, but don't take this as confirmation of us having them there for you. Bring your own to be safe as opposed to sorry. Rooming: Express by Canad Inns 1792 Pembina Highway Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2 ph: (204) 269-6955 fx: (204) 261-4543 tf: 1-888 33-CANAD (22623) email: fgexpress@canadinns.com Rooms are currently $99 a night from Friday to Monday. Call in and ask the front desk to book a room using confirmation number "115131" to get one of the rooms that are on hold for the tournament goers. Rooms are on hold from now til July 28th. If you have any questions, please email Jim_kim at jimkim@chipdamage.com or message me here and we will try to answer as quickly as possible!

Thanks for the critique Rele, I've passed it along to Bmeister and took note of what you said to me

I find that delaying the j.B and J.2A as much as possible to be the most important parts and eyeballing the opponents height for the A.D j.A/j.B. Also Indigo had a post on tips to get that part down. Oh I found it! http://www.dustloop.com/forums/showthread.php?13856-EX-Hakumen-Extend-Combo-Guide&p=1326544&viewfull=1#post1326544

hey Rachel players, I was wondering if you guys could give some tips for a friend of mine, he doesn't post much on dustloop but I'll let him know about what he can improve. Our gameplay was overall kinda sloppy with Grand finals being especially sloppy due to a 2 hour wait between winner's and grand. Anyways, I'm hoping you guys have some good constructive criticism http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nITXEflCegI&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d10RKkex_78&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeX-KYaEGck&feature=plcp

Yes the tournament is this Saturday, hope you can make it

Oh, I always thought that 2A was his worse starter, thanks for pointing that out. I still need to test the combo on bang more but so far it has never connected for me.