BlackYakuzu94

The key is to lose on purpose to attract more people, then start bodying them

Guys, it's Anime; anyone who is familiar with the medium knows exactly what to expect. Really, ecchi in anime is the equivalent of the sky being blue at this point.

ggs. I'm glad you didn't hold back because fuuuuck, I have never been more aware of my problems as a player until then. It's pretty bad. I'm gonna start practicing again soon, because damn...that was bad lol.

WT for freeeee

SO what's this about Stephanie Sheh recording something for Arcsys a few weeks back?

If only they applied that philosophy to all their characters...

Heh, top tier Tager...that's pretty funny, if only because of how unlikely it was in any other iteration.

I'm starting to realize I don't know as much about this game as I thought, especially when I'm learning Guilty Gear at the same time. That just means though I still have much to learn, which I'm always up for. I need to talk and ask more questions though.

We're all filthy casuals.

Well since a friend of mine officially decided to stay casual, guess I'll be spending a bit more time in this thread.

This is my life in this game lately.

Good, I'll just drop an invite when I'm on. EDIT: It's amazing how you can come within inches of winning and then choke because of a bad read or miss timed. GGs to xAzureFlameGod and everyone else in my room tonight. I really need to step up my game, it's starting to feel like everyone is pushing past me.

Getting bodied in GG has left me a bit salty, I need to mash buttons in the home game. Who's ready to go in like 20 minutes?

You mean Kokonoe, because Azrael doesn't have a story as of yet :V

Well if you do it from the distance, the opponent isn't just gonna sit there and say "Hey, please hit me" gotta be smart.

So how does the throw/attack OS work? Is it for defense when your opponent is pressuring you or for your offense?

It really is like having Dragon Install, every normal and special changes.

It's not really as explosive as other comeback mechanics honestly.

I'd say this matchup comes down to who wins in neutral can get the momentum first and in that case, I'd say Jin wins. Both of their normals are pretty damn good, but Jin being able to gatling most of his into 5C and being able to JC on block just makes it really easier for him to get things started. Plus, he's got a full screen projectile compared to Dead Spike. Fortunately, you have a damn good reversal that can be used to disrespect him most of the time. Unfortunately, he has three reversals and all of them are pretty decent in their own way. So yea, it all depends on that neutral and how good you can read reversals.

I really can't fuck with a decent Jin, his neutral is too strong for me to beat at my current level. Especially with Hakumen. Ragna I have a much easier time breaking through as you can see. And yea, I haven't really focused on my confirms for a while now, been grinding that neutral really.

I think the game is determined to make me learn to fight Jin one way or another; three Jins in a six person room gives me such a fucking migraine. And yea Blactricity, I'd say you're a little too passive. you kind of crumbled whenever I went on the offense and stayed on it. Your confirms and neutral are damn good, but you kind of always wait for the opponent.

Who wants da last spot in mah room.

Do what I do and yukikaze it if you see it :V

Use j.2A more you say :V

Yea I noticed he wasn't as annoying to fight as he normally was, I felt like I actually had a chance against Mu for a change.