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I don't think many people will immediately change their minds, but you'd be surprised who'd play you. Other than that, it's good to play other stuff with folks in the community if you just want to chill with games. Not necessarily just 4 or MVC3. A lot of weird stuff gets played there. Other than that, just gauge it on whether or not you like online BBCS as your sole fighting game romp.

You can bring a copy and then just guard a TV at the venue with gnashed teeth. I usually find it more reliable to, and this is what I meant by "bring your own set up", to just bring a monitor (Evo monitors are lightweight, which is what I used), your own console, and a copy of the game. And by "Don't know how to use the venue", I mean they expect the venue to run BBCS there for them and then lay out the bait rather than just trying to build a competitive offline scene from the ground up. Xanadu, and MD/VA, is primarily built on Capcom games and Guilty Gear. BlazBlue is new and not well liked by Guilty Gear community here in this location, and the Capcom guys (I'd fall into that category), aren't going to take it upon themselves to run BB tournaments. So it would be up to BB players to use the venue and just keep running tournaments and building things slowly. But there's this expectation that Xanadu should just provide support when it's really just a bunch of guys who've been playing Capcom fighters forever as well as Guilty Gear. Why should they if they don't play it? By using the venue, someone would have to just keep things growing slowly, and I don't think the players understand that. So BB in Maryland is usually online, but there are some offline players. I think it's just fun to go offline because it's a human element that online doesn't really provide. But I also feel that everyone has a good reason not to NOW because gas is hella expensive. If you want to find MD online players, just explore the other forums here and look for "MD" or "Maryland" in the location of the person posting.

You should go to Xanadu just to play other things, it's a good experience. Not a lot of folks like BBCS, but if you have a set up and play it then there are folks who will throw down. Most of the BBCS play in MD is online, but that's mostly because no one wants to use the venue or has a very good understanding of what it means to use the venue.

YOU FOOL.

3S without parries is how I refer to SF4.

It was hilarious knowing Knuckledust still hates me for losing to me in 3S without parries though.

Hell yeah, Mike Smith should make an account and just dive right in.

But 3S still sucks.

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I don't think Mori grasps that fighting games are a two player exercise yet.

Holy Order Sol's in that kitchen, using that Bun Glaze.

If you played BB for any extended amount of time, this game should be the least offending thing in the world.

You can't fuck me.

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I'd tell you to go play Super Turbo, but then Sirlin is there and you guys are just stuck in the babyzone.

I realize this is X-Box 360 not PS3, but if you want to talk about lag: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7q_VAqwwO6k You made a good decision with that V3, cause TE's always have me wondering.

Who's hating on the hype? Not I, sir. *tongue*

Cold enough for you to close your mouth, son. *Seth Avatar*

Man, that kind of shit from him... you need about 4 or 5 (HEH) more of those fucking things before you'll be done if that's the kind of responses we're gonna keep getting.

*spish*

You can't have blocked because the attack didn't come out yet. It's called "Blocking" in Japan, get like Nuki.

Oh, so you tapped down or forward before posting that?