Raiderwarlord99

Hehe, I check here every once in a while. The KC thread was pretty desolate, so I just started posting any BB/GG stuff on SRK. Blargh, where do you actually live? If you're in the metro, you should make it to more hookups. It's pretty bad that I rape everyone at BlazBlue, when I'm not even that good at it. Especially bad when I beat Deron... and steal his colors. (OHHHHH -AxioM

OMG I think I just came!!!

Welcome to SEASON 2, Episode 1 of Kansas City's only Monthly Tournament Series! Venue:Toad's Pub and Perk, AKA The Daily Dose Location: 12056 W 135th St, Overland Park, KS 66221 Easy access from I-35 Highway Date: Saturday, December 5th Start Time: Doors will open for games at 12 pm Venue Fee: $5 Price per game: $10 NEW EVENT : RAFFLE MONEY MATCHES How this event works, is that by paying the $10 entry into a game, you have already bought yourself an opportunity to compete again, even if you are eliminated from the tournament. Example: SFIV has 24 entries, and you were one of them. You may be selected among the 24 people who entered SFIV, to compete in the SFIV match. Each game will have it's own match, just like this. Following each tournament, 2 players that competed will be randomly selected from a raffle to compete against one another in a FT3 match for $10. This means that even if you are a lower level competitor, you may have the opportunity to square off against someone else of your level in a chance to regain your entry money. In the event a lower level competitor plays a stronger opponent, you are getting a free lesson, and if two strong players are paired off... well that's just HYPE!!. This will be the case for each game. The money comes straight out of my pocket, so don't worry about the pots being infringed on. This is just another way to generate hype at the tournaments, and give even weaker players a chance to shine. RANBAT POTS This season, we're doing it right. Every entry fee that is collected will put $2 toward that games seasonal ranbat pot. At the end of the season, each games pot will be split 60/25/10/5. The Lineup FEATURING Tekken 6 : Bloodline Rebellion (PS3) BlazBlue (PS3) Street Fighter IV (PS3) Guilty Gear Accent Core (PS2) Street Fighter HDRemix (PS3) ALSO APPEARING Street Fighter IV 2v2 Teams (PS3) T6 2v2 Teams (PS3) We are taking suggestions for other titles. We will probably bring other games with us, and take votes at the venue on the day of the tournaments. We are fairly open to suggestions, and will run anything if at least 8 people are willing to enter. Games we will have on hand in case there is request for them: Melty Blood : Actress Again (PS2) King of Fighters XII (PS3) Street Fighter HDR Street Fighter 3S Cvs2 SCHEDULE Casuals and Registration start at 12 pm RULES: All tournaments will be 2/3 Rounds, 2/3 Matches, Double elimination unless listed otherwise. Button binds will be legal for GGAC. If you wish to change controls, do so prior to the match. If you wish to use multi button binds for other games, it will have to be at the affirmation of your opponent. Default button binds are exempt from this rule Winner keeps same character, loser may select a new one All games will be played on random stage select Character Banning List: SFIV None GGAC EX, Gold, Black characters T6 will be 3/5 rounds, 2/3 matches The venue is a Bar and Coffee House. It also serves a wide variety of food, so people don't have to leave the venue to get something to drink or eat. And if celebrating your recent victories, or drowning your sorrows over your recent ass-beatings is your pleasure, the bar is open all day and night. I will try to post pics of the venue soon, as well as updating the thread on acquired sponsorships. Please pre-register in this format: John B - (AxioM) - KC, KS - SFIV Name - (Alias) - City, State - Games being played Last Seasons Top 5 leaders for each game SFIV 1st - TwilightFox - 24 2nd - Rex0r - 16 3rd - Chachi - 12 4th - Warden - 10 4th - JJJ - 10 BlazBlue 1st - Twilightfox - 24 2nd - Radian - 15 3rd - ArkiveZero - 11 4th - Count Smackula - 6 5th - Warden - 5 GGAC 1st - AxioM - 22 2nd - Radian - 11 3rd - Boxbrosg - 10 4th - Ky_Des - 10 5th - The FOUNDER - 9

Top Tier: Nu Rachel Arakune High Tier: Jin Carl Mid Tier: Taokaka Noel Ragna Litchi Low Tier: Hakumen Bang Bottom Tier: Tager IMO the only tier that can have any changes is mid tier. Everything else is set in stone.

Remember that Tager doesn't have any safe block strings. If we try to throw out any of you C, D or sledge attacks either backdash or jump away. All that can be done without IBing. If you're magnetized just remember that all of your aerial moves be out AC it might require some timing but it's doable.

Heh well I want to fight the ones that don't. The only time I ever get to sledge in this matchup in when they end their blockstrings with 236a. If I had to choose between Rachel or Nu I'd choose Rachel everytime. Against Nu I feel like I have little to no control of the match even if I have spark bolt or if I'm up close. At least with Rachel the moment I have spark bolt they know they can't summon anything. Update: I tried punishing a spaced fork with 720 and she was outside my reach. Maybe if she was magnetized but I have my doubts I'll have to test that out when I get a chance.

How many reps of the clap trap does it take for carl to ko tager if Nirvana & tager have full health?

If they have a pumpkin out and you try sledging outside on it's range you risk eating a counter hit combo.

It's funny how everyone cry about how they want something different so we hand something different to them (Guilty Gear) & they claim it's too different. "What the hell man Bridget is a girl not a guy!" "There's a gay guy in here!? WHAT!" "What the hell is a slashback? That sounds dumb."

LOL I should of known. I just doubt I'd ever get the chance to pull that off in a match since most of the rachels I play tend to never approach me unless they have george and/or the pumpkin backing them up when I have half meter.

As far as I know we don't haven anything that can beat her j.2c. I do recall someone posting on here that you can backdash j.2c but you have to time the backdash really late. But anyway is there anything we can do to punish a spaced fork on block?

Your talkin about online play & I'm talking about tournament level play. This is two different worlds here. Why should they risk anything in this matchup for a simple mixup when they can just sit back and react to everything we do.

Yea but how many Nu's are gonna be dumb enough to act pulsar in 360 range? It's a great punisher but it's definetly not something your gonna see tournament level players do in this matchup.

Very very true. If you can try to make sure you can IB 2C consistently as well. It makes jumping in on her a tiny bit easier. Hell just IBing in general in any matchup helps alot.

LOL but wouldn't your backdash 720 lose to my 720. Last to arrive but first to die my friend.