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Are there GG people at University of BC at Vancouver? I'm gonna be there this fall.

Oh. That's useful information lol.

Thanks a lot, but for one thing I'm not 21 haha. I'll look for other gatherings, though, thanks.

Hey so I'm stuck here in St Louis for boarding school for another 2 years, and as such, I have no controllers/sticks (all at home) and very limited means of transportation. Are there any casual meetups that play Guilty Gear or SSBM or SSBB around the Lindbergh area? Those are the only games I have played and practiced thoroughly thus far, and hence, the only ones I can fight against other players in. I also haven't played Accent Core either, but with my fundamental skills honed in #Reload, I think I should still do fine (but Sol and Slayer's combos are so different...and I really wanna try Order-Sol =S). I'm also interested in seeing some live BlazBlue matches as well. So if anyone can help get me out of this hellhole of a school, please let me know =S.

Here are a couple I found: 2D > BR if you're close enough 2S > BR (j.S >) j.D > BR 5K (both hits) > BR 623K > BR BB > BR (5K >) 6P > c.S > f.S > BR GF FRC > BR (close) or BB (far) ; depends on where GF hit GF FRC > BB > j.S > j.D > BR ; if near corner, dj.S > dj.D before BR [in corner] 5K (first hit) > 6P > 5HS > j.S > j.D > dj.S > dj.D > BR The first few are the most practical--especially 2S > BR and 2D > BR--it's just turns everything around if you find an opening when you're pressured. If you're pressuring, the corner and GF FRC > BB > air combo is a good option I find. Also, yay! I'm not the only one playing #Reload. Haha. Another note: If you've got a decent gatling going, end with a knockdown via 2D > BR and continue pressuring. Try to hit high with the gatling so you can quickly sweep at the last second--they usually don't react fast enough.

I don't know...I'm better at pressing buttons faster and correctly than moving my wrist. I would imagine myself not dashing, getting wrong inputs, and doing this consistently with practice. Not to mention the time and money needed; both of which I lack. I don't think I would ever spend 150 bucks to improve on a game--not to mention it's a gamble in and of itself. Also considering that there aren't many tourneys for anything in my location, I feel no need to get it, and instead, use the time to practice, and the money on *more important* things. That's just my take--I'm sure others find sticks a godsend.

According to the instructions in the thread, there's supposed to be some sort of .exe application to run for it to patch the game. However, when I extracted it, there was only ggxxnet.dll and an unreadable readme. Is this what's supposed to be in it? If so, what do I do with it exactly? The instructions don't help much at this point. Maybe I downloaded the wrong .rar (GGXXNETv120-3.rar)? Anyways, any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance. EDIT: Nevermind, I got it to work. I just got v120.2 and everything went smoothly. Hurray!

Title, basically. I've been lurking around this forum for about a week, and there's only so much regarding GGXX#R. Until I'm able to purchase GGXXAC, which would be in about a month, I'm stuck playing Reload. My worry is if I'm wasting time since it's on PC and there's no online feature for it, so I can't seriously improve save for practicing combos, FRCs, et al. If Reload is dead, then there's little reason aside from practice for me to continue playing and studying it, while if there's still people avidly playing it like myself, I would continue what I'm doing now: studying and practicing daily. Basic question from that paragraph: Is GGXX#R dead--has everyone moved onto AC?