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Source on this?

He doesn't go in because he's waiting for his meter to fill. He starts going forward when he's got spark.

My access to arcades is limited since I don't have a car. It's pathetic to be in Houston without a car. I'm pretty much the only person my age that I know of without a car in Houston. Loved playing Guilty Gear, but only one guy would ever play with me, and he refused to learn combos. Since everyone else quit after I did combos on them (half of them were just improv shit on characters I didn't even know how to play) I really lost motivation to get better at the game. I can at least pull off some strings in F/UC since it's fun just practicing the combos by themselves. I use a pad, so I could never pull off the 649 stuff though. I mostly played Archer, but again that was just against people that couldn't beat arcade mode.

Me? What? Why? btw Kurum you're still playing BB right? I wanna learn from your Rachel. Or rather, I need to learn the basics in general.

I live in the Cypress area and go to school at University of Houston. I'm a pretty terrible player since nobody I know wants to play for more than three weeks. Best I ever got was two months of play on Unlimited Codes after my roommates finished playing Fate/Stay Night with voices and got mancrushes on Archer and Kotomine. I'm mainly up for some BlazBlue netplay with bearable lag. Can't do much until after the 17th due to finals though.

This guide is amazing, I wish I had this back when BB first came out.

Thanks for the help, I appreciate it. I'll look into getting an SFIV stick. Edit: bought it, I'm anxious to see how it works... after finals.

I actually got the stick for free... guess I got what I paid for? So I should get the HRAP3 for PS3? A post on the previous page said that Hori buttons are "mushy" though, and the front page of this thread says that Hori sticks tend to break in a year or two.

I'm really new to sticks, I've never gone to an arcade with Guilty Gear or BlazBlue in it, and I have a few questions about the stick I'm using: http://vpgames.com/p-1041-mayflash-ps2ps3pc-usb-fight-stick-arcade-joystick-for-playstation-2-3-and-pc-fighting-games.aspx?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Froogle&utm_campaign=PS2/PS3USBFIGHTINGSTICK& -What's it mean when it says it supports button remapping? Is that any different from just changing what buttons do in the menu? -Is it normal for the ball to come off the stick when I'm playing with it for more than one match? (I have to screw it back every time I get a break) -Is it normal for certain buttons to not respond unless I hit them really hard right in the center? -Is the button spacing normal? It feels like my hands are too small to use the stick properly, and I'm getting cramps in my right hand after using it for too long. -Are there going to be any technical problems that I wouldn't immediately recognize because it's PS2 and USB compatible? Thank you for your time.

I picked Jin because of his voice. I changed for awhile because people kept leaving when they saw I played Jin... ended up being absolutely terrible with Rachel so I switched back to Jin.