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Started inking/coloring, got lazy, said "FUCK YOU SHADING". Have flat colors.

Got bored. Doodled. May ink/color. Old non-colored version.

What about those of us that played a top tier then switched to her and plan on staying with Tsubaki even after the patch no matter what? I'm going with "A complete lack of common sense", personally.

Holy Order Tsubaki + Lazy Coloring + GIS + Filter vwoop doop doop

I'm fucking scrub as shit and I don't know if I'll even be there, but hell if it means this might have a better chance of happening sign me up; I'll figure out some way to be there. JA - Amadeous - OH - Sat-Sun

Fuck, I really want to go but I think I'm gonna need a ride. Also gonna suck; I have classes Friday evenings so I'm probably gonna miss the first day if I even get a chance to go. FML

Holy shit how the hell did I not know about this. I'll probably show up, not to participate in a tournament (haha I'm terrible) but definitely to get my scrub ass some real fights against people that know what they're doing.

Hey guys, our scene is small and we want to expand it, maybe we should help players that are having trouble with the game and explain stuff to them? "NO FUCK THAT MAXIMUM TROLLING AND FLAMING." St1ckBuG, thanks for being a decent person.

Well, like I said, I'm scruby as bubbles. I really have wanted to go to some events, but most are in like Cinci or Cleveland and between school and no job/car I'm pretty much S.O.L. for them. Still I'm keeping an eye open for shit like that. But yeah, I'm another example of "lazy ass GG fan"

I'm not going to say anything when it comes to a new Guilty Gear game, since I'm too damn scrub to have a good opinion on that shit, but I do think that ASW needs to realize that GG and BB shouldn't be competing against one another; instead they should be working together to get a larger market share. Let me compare it to something I actually know about; Blazblue is a Ford Focus and Guilty Gear is a Ford GT. Both are made by the same company, and both are good cars. The Focus is a fun little thing, really great for new drivers, and is still a nice car to drive even for people that really enjoy racing. Along with that, it's cheap, and brings in a lot of money to Ford. The GT however, takes a lot more skill to drive, as it's a much more powerful car and can be very touchy. It's also much more expensive, and Ford doesn't really make much money on them anyway. However, despite this, for people that really enjoy cars, the Ford GT is amazing, fun as hell to drive, and very rewarding. To my point, both BlazBlue and Guilty Gear need each other. Guilty Gear can't be made without Blazblue because otherwise it'd have no funds; no one would just buy Guilty Gear because it only appeals to people very interested in it. Without Guilty Gear, Blazblue could probably live on its own just fine yes, but ArcSys would lose a market share to other hardcore fighters as professionals get bored with it and migrate to something else. Even casuals would move away, as they simply want -a- fighting game, not necessarily Blazblue. Sure, they could dumb down Guilty Gear, make it more accessible to the casual crowd. But everyone I've met that's had even a passing interest in Blazblue, I've introduced them to Guilty Gear, and they loved it. While they still play Blazblue something fierce, they're learning how to play Guilty Gear just as much, and enjoy the game much more. Like SJ said, Guilty Gear fans, well we're lazy. What we really have to do is start holding BB tournaments for entry level players, find them online, or what have you, and get them to try Guilty Gear. That's the only way we're going to bring this scene back.

Could've sworn it just touched 3.05k. Regardless, thanks for the help on the combos. Like I said, used to main Rags and so I think some of those habits are carrying over. You know, like having a godly DP... One last problem I'm having is just learning when to charge. I can always rapid after something like 22C or j.214D and get an easy bar but I'm not sure it's worth 50 heat. The CPU of course is terrible for teaching you when you can charge during idle positioning; half the time they IAD away from me when I start charging.

well, right now the only combos I have down are pretty similar, 22D > 6C jc j.BB jc j.CC j.214C and 5B+C > 22D > 6C jc j.BB jc j.CC j.236A j.214D both of which do around 3k damage. I'm still having trouble getting down the basic 236A 214A 22C link, but I'm working on it. Clearly I need to look over the combo thread more, but hopefully I'll get better once I'm used to this stick. Speaking of which, I'm having trouble seating the 1 motion. I'm wondering if it's just my stick or if that's just a naturally harder motion.

So I'm switching from maining Ragna to Tsubaki now that I'm seriously learning my stick, but I'm wondering with all the craziness of the loketests going on should I even bother learning her higher level combos? I figure the basic stuff like 236A/214A/22C and other basic BnBs will be fine, along with any of Tsubaki's general playstyle, I'm just worried that suddenly after the loketest I'm going to be playing a totally different character. Also, while I'm reading the forums, any tips would be helpful on switching to Tsubaki/learning on a stick.

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