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Gustaf definitely got a little bit faster, which is why midscreen TCL > gustaf combos now
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She has a few different ways to make her combos burst safe but they're usually pretty specific to the situation so it's not worth learning them individually. I think it's best to just kind of learn why they're burst safe and then try to make it up as you go in actual matches. Maybe I'm weird though. For the most part, burst safe combos involve being far enough away from the opponent that their burst won't hit you. I know it sounds like common sense, but you really should be keeping it in mind, particularly when you are about to jump cancel in your combo. j.C and j.2C are so large that you can out-space the burst, while still hitting with them. This is why in the corner, you might see margaret players walk backwards after connecting with 2D, before they continue their kill combo. The idea is to start the aerial portion of your combo from far enough away that you will out-space their burst, and then neutral jump during your combo to keep your positioning. (IE: XXX > 2C > 2D backdash > 5A > 5C > neutral jump j.C j.2C double jump j.C > j.2C > j.214B, same idea as using 2D backdash 5D > 5A > 5C > etc.) To be honest, few of margarets combos (ignoring those using an OMB) are 100% burst safe, but if you are mindful of your spacing at the points where you have the option to be burst-safe, you can limit when they can use their burst. Players unfamiliar with how her combos work will often give you their bursts for free. More knowledgeable players are still limited to bursting at the points where you are close to them (such as when you would use god-hand), and this makes burst baiting at these points more of a viable option. I hope this helped a little bit.
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Thanks everyone for showing up yesterday. Everything ran pretty smoothly, even though we were one or two setups short of what we usually have for xrd. I'll try to set a date for next month's tournament asap, to give everyone time to make arrangements if they are able to go. GGs everyone. Big thanks Darrel and everyone else who helped run the stream and brackets too. Maybe we can set up casuals once or twice at UAT before the next big event.
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I created an event page for September's Monthly tournaments. Blablue replaces Persona this month, and they will alternate places afterwards (unless BB does very well, in which case I would prefer that it stays every month). Sorry it took so long for me to set up a page for this. I'll work with Jimmy to get a date set for next month asap, so that it will be easier for everyone to plan their time. The event page is located here --> https://www.facebook.com/events/157011647976022/ If I don't already have you added on facebook, go ahead and send me a friend request. This way I can invite you personally to future events, and make it easier for you to see when these things are happening. Tournament Information: This is the monthly event for fighting games in Arizona. There will be tournaments and casuals all day for all of the games listed below. Remember, this is a FREE event. There is no venue fee or entry fee! Stop by to practice, to learn, to compete, and show everyone what you're made of!The event will be located at UAT (University of Advancing Technology) in room 201 on the second floor of the main building (the building closest to Baseline road). Just follow the sound of arcade sticks and you should be good.I will be there by 1:00pm setting up the stream. Feel free to stop by then for casuals before the first tournament, and throughout the day.PLEASE FEEL FREE TO BRING SETUPS FOR CASUALS. The more the merrier. Games will be: -2:30pm, BlazBlue Chronophantasma Extend [PS3] *signups end at 2:15 -4:30pm, Under Night in-Birth Exe:Late [PS3] *signups end at 4:15 -6:30pm, Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign- [PS3] *signups end at 6:15 Format/Rules (all tournaments): -double elimination -all matches are 2 out of 3 wins -grand finals is 3 out of 5 wins -regarding disconnecting controllers, paused matches, etc. it's up to the players what happens. I don't think anyone here is going to make a scene because your controller disconnected, especially since there's no money on the line. All games will be run on PlayStation 3. If you use an xbox stick or pad, I'm sure you will be able to borrow a PS3 stick or controller for your matches. We're all pretty good guys, so just ask. Please note that this is a tentative schedule. I'm not absolutely certain that each tournament will be completed within two or three hours. This is just a ballpark estimate of times for now. Please show up early for the tournament(s) you plan on entering so I can set up the brackets and ensure it runs somewhat smoothly. If you show up after the tournament starts and the bracket has been finalized, there wont be anything I can do. PLEASE BE ON TIME! I'm going to reiterate that this is a FREE event. No money is involved with admission or entering tournaments. There aren't any tournament pots or prizes. I'm just working part time and can't really afford to throw any more money at these events than I already have. In the future I'll look into the possibility of some sponsors/donations and maybe we can have some small prizes that way. I hope to see a good turnout! It should be fun! If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.
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Can someone link me information for the major. Also, its not a major. It's a regional. Hopefully they have decent pot bonuses for the games that ARE there and they can draw out strong players from at least a few of the surrounding states for those games. Until it's been consistently around for a few years, with money and strong players involved (incentives for people to travel), new tournaments won't be too big. The exceptions would be tournaments run by hugely popular tournament organizers like Alex Jebailey or Big E. I hope it has a decent turnout, I really do. I'm somewhat tempted to go down there with my setup and stream equipment to run side tournaments all day, but I don't know the details of the event yet. edit: Don't know how I missed the link, my bad. November 14th and 15th... I'll see if it's something I can do and then I'll contact Nick Going.
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I've been seeing people interested in playing BBCP:EX here and there so I want to know what you guys think about trying it as a tournament this next month. It would likely be at 2:30pm, taking Persona's place. I still want to alternate blazblue and persona each month, unless blazblue gets enough entrants to let me replace persona altogether. Also, I think I've decided on Saturday the 26th for the monthly. I took both dates off work just in case, so I'll set up casuals on the 12th as well.
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Welcome (: Most of us are around the phoenix/tempe area, and pretty much all of our events are as well. But fear not, for I'm sure you could hitch a ride with one of the guys who come down from Tucson for the tournaments. Orrax and Rei-Inari live up there, so you can probably get in touch with them if you want a chance to play offline.