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Nah not too lengthy, i envy u because ur so open to the characters lol until Extend comes out im just Tsubaki all day, even with the gawdawful matchups

my typical playstyle is pretty hard to put into words. i usually play characters who have alot of tricks up their sleeves and can mix up no problem. Tsu isnt a mixup queen but shes still able to confuse most people who dont know the match up, and Relius just looks waaay too interesting to ignore. when i was playing CS2 on the psp valk was extremely fun. but i never bought him on my xbox and my psp is MIA, i dont wanna shell out 7 bucks to get him then by EX a month later. so ill just stick to Tsu and wait for the game to come out. i guess im bored easily? i only play the characters with a realy nice niche about them but not too hard and technical to learn at the same time (hell no to carl and rachel) alot of the casts playstle bores me a great deal. especially Ragna, Bang, and Noel. i seriously dont like watching them. but thats just me, im known for my gdlk pickyness

i jumped from alot of mains over the years. in CT i played Jin and was complete noobish and ass with him. in CS i mained hazama for a good while but i never looked too much into the mechanics in the game. in CS2 hazama changed a great deal and his new bnbs were a freakin [ain to do with pad so i chose Tsubaki because of how much better she became in CS2. i think that was a few months ago? i was going through a fighting games crisis because i didnt know which one i wanted to make my main game (BB MVC3) i chose BB in the end a few months ago cuz <MVC3 is just too salt induced and noob friendly. anyways i know wat to do wioth Tsubaki but i still cant ionput in all the matches consistently. Im thinking of picking up Relius, Valk, and Mu in CSE to see which one may cater to me even more. but yea its a really hard hill to go up cuz of all the other stuff i have to do (school, work, art career) so i dont hgave as much time to focus on BB as i like

well im relearning tsubaki so im putting online on hold anyways

yea but online tends to give u bad habits right?

yea nothing but freakin casuals around here. sucks that i cant find someone thats at my/higher level of play then i am. im not even that good either which is saying alot

im south florida too but boca is still like an hour drive for me

uhh is it me or has Mu been buffed to high hell in EX

dammit of course. i dont wanna just rely on online for my experiences

thanks ill check it out. even when i do get the game though i no pretty much no one who i can have training sessions with. and it seems like most of u guys r in the northen part of florida and i dont wanna drive 4 hours just to get some matches in. yea it really does blow living here

thanks i look forward to that, wat r u gonna be streaming on exactly? twitch tv?

hide ur wife and kids when Relly's in town lol oh ur importing? i was going to but decided to wait to see some more vids flesh out before feburary and just get then us version

im not with the entire social network sites like that at all. i wanna pick up the game again after getting sick of umvc3 already (damn that game can give u a bucket of salt) but its kinda discouraging that my Tsubaki has been caught by a really unnecessary nerf bat but watever ill pull through. Relius is looking beast and i plan on subbing him for sure

no facebook for me sorry lol cant stand that site

well im not usually the forum type so im just a bit surprised is all. just decided to get back on cs2 before ex comes out so ive been hanging around here more often

lol how do u do

Wow this thread is really.. out there lol

problems are i dont have a car. and absolutely no one i know would be willing to drive me for an hour so i can "level up" lol

I was just on the florida thread reading and such. Havnt seen anyone in my particular area but i do see people that like about an hours drive away.

The thing about playing fighting games seriously affected how i played any other game is true. Ever since ive delved into the fighting scene i look at games at a more analytical level. And ive become better at them. The main problem probably is i have no one to play offline like i said earlier. I tried to get my friends into the game. i let 3 of my friends borrow CS and none of them got to into it. It sucks to have to play in the scrub or lag filled environment of online constantly. I watch vids constantly of top players and i have a notebook full of freakin notes and post its on info lol but i understand u guys in meaning thatll itll take a long while before that info is implemented into my game. I always record the replays of matches ive lost or barely won. All watching them have really made me realized the problems i keep making. the main one was my habit of ending my blockstrings with 6C with Tsubaki which is just a nightmare lol. I fixed that problem and many others by doing so. So little by little my mistakes r becoming few. I know my problems already such as my hit confirms suck (sometimes i dont think ill hit them and when i do unexpectedly i dont continue the combo) and im my fingers r still getting used to playing Tsubaki instead of Hazama (ive repeatdly done the command for mizuchi raikazan instead of tsubakis DD, which actually cost me a match) I wish i had someone waaay better then me to play offline. But i seriously cant find one

Alright then ill just keep at it until the feeling goes away and im used to it. thank for the input guys. i guess i was just getting frustrated from it so much it just didnt make me improve at all.

All together Ive played a little over 200 or so matches. with my percentage being around 40% or something. So i should be used to actual matches but it doesnt really show at all

I think the biggest issue is i dont have anyone to play with offline at all. No one i know plays the game to my point so im forced to play online in sometimes in a lagtastic environment. I dont just proactice combos in practice mode. I practice all the resets and what ifs too. Like was if the block Tsubakis 6B while doing my block chain or if they predict my tiger knee 236C crossup. I try out alot of situations but when they are actually presented in a real match i completely freeze up

Im no beginner like i stated. I read 80% of the Tsubaki related threads her and ive completed all her challenge mode missions. Alot of people say im great at fighting games but im still not convinced. Mainly because i drop almost everything i remembered online or offline. I can whop the CPU senseless. But when im against an actual person I clam up. Maybe my problem is autopilot. Beleive I know the game, a crap load about it. But that knowledge doesnt prevent me from getting bodied and it continues to baffle me

I love blazblue. Hell i love fighting games. Ive had CS since day 1 and its basically the first fighter I tried to become completely serious in. These is far from my first fighter though. I played fighting games since I was 8 but I was just a masher for all that time till now. Ive played most of the street fighters and many other fighters. I got BB cuz i loved Guilty Gear. Well lets get to the point of this discussion. No matter what i do, no matter how much i study frame data, combos, mix ups, resets, and everything else. I nevcer get past a certain point in any fighting games. Ive played MVC3 lately and the game aggravated me and was a little too fast paced. So ive been playing BB again the past week or so. I mained Hazama and Hakumen but dropped Hakumen once the new patch came out and picked up Tsubaki. Ive been study and training non stop but to no avail. Im bested by noobs and advancec players alike. The same with MVC3. Over the past few months Ive been obsessing over the fighting game scene and I want to be at the level of playing at tournament or have a 200+ PSR. Rem,ember ive been playing this game ever since it came out. I want to become great but its just not working at all. No matter how much I try. Im sorry for the long post but Im at a complete lost. Please someone give me some advice