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Thanks for the info. Yea, to be more specific, I was wondering more on quick punishers with regular 5B (not charge). However... How do you get C Bul to combo after sweep?

Let's all get drunk! Meow.

Thanks! Yeah, if I'm in the corner I'm good to go. But mid screen I'd land 5B and draw a blank. Thanks for the info! Meow.

So yeah, what is a good punish mid-screen with no meter? Trying to hurt these fools mashing DP, but I don't know what to do, lol.

My life has been a lie this entire time......!

lol, yeah that's what I meant ;o But, I'm also confused by Mitsu's damage. Is it random? Doing the combos posted, they're all off in terms of how much damage they do. Or so I thought. Watching videos, seeing Mitsu do 5D, D, 5A, A, 5B, 2B, 2D, D, [4B], B Coup. It did 2.6k. Doing the exact same combo in training mode, does 1.6k. What gives? Another example is this combo posted here. 5AA> 5B> 2AB> B Coup > 2A> 2B> C Bufula> [4B]> 2AB> B Coup [3626/None/35] It does NOT do 3626, but is it because I'm doing something wrong? What can possibly be adding more damage aside from holding 4B?

What are some good some good mid-screen publishers?

Okay, fuck this thread.

It's hard to get excited for the new BB since the tournament this weekend is gonna sooooo hyped! LIEK OMG CAN'T WA1T!!

Someone tie up and gag this guy, please.

Marcell correcting other people... why... And they made another Blaz... WTF?! Well, to be fair, this one doesn't look like total ass like CS did. I guess that can explain why the animation is so poor in P4U. lol @ people saying "they hid this really well". Shit, not like anyone was trying to look for it.

It's way to easy to break down why you're wrong, so rather than going into it because I feel like you're a waste of time, I'll just point out simple things. * are all factors that matter and you are basically too insufferable to make it worth my time and effort to explain it more at length You = Everyone trying to get into the game. FYI it's very possible. But how is the biggest question and the best way going about it. Xie pointed out something very useful. * you also seem to trivialize the difficulty of striking a complex balance between providing information and having a stream be hyped, which as others have suggested and I at least partially agree, is important and what makes fighting game streams enjoyable And the commentary stated in the stream I witness was not enjoyable due to the confusing of what was happening to the match. * i know several people who have enjoyed fighting game clips for this reason who do not actually care about fighting games in the slightest. Ignorance is bliss. * you seem far too willing to confuse "does not care" with "does not understand. What. * if you're not trying to say that you're better than everyone else then you should quit acting like it, because as I said, telling off basically the entire forums and shit talking everyone (it being FGC shit talk is not an excuse for logical discourse and human respect) looks arrogant as hell. Oh well, getting your feelings hurt. Your life must be a total mess right now after reading my posts. Your post still suck. But if you feel like you should continue, no one is stopping ya'. Anything contributes whether or not I agree.

Marcell...................... SHUT IT, WEEABOO!!!

Booooooo at your post! Booooo I say. Worse post so far, but no need to stop posting. If you feel or agree or disagree, state what's up. Of course, you're saying it's an "obvious issue", but if that's the case why hasn't anything been done about it? Answer: people are NOT aware of their flaws. One example of bad commentary was addressed in my original post, but it was a strong enough example to give an idea of what the issue is. FYI: I'm not saying I'm "smarter" than anyone else, as even I present myself as a retard. And If I was "so smart", why would I be asking people from a site that I presented, with such negative feed back, to prove me otherwise? I want my methods to be question because I know I'm also in the wrong.

(This is the part where we call out AMB for not calling Hazama's Flash Kick Super.... as Flash Kick Super since everyone and their mom calls it that!!) Shit, even Tager's 236236+B Super we call washing machine. If you want to be a weeaboo about it, Japan fuckin' calls it washing machine super!

Good topic for you guys to read since YOU'LL MOTHA FUCKERS DO THIS SHIT ALL THE TIME!! http://www.dustloop.com/forums/showthread.php?14660-Commentary-work FYI: Marcell don't post in it, in fact don't bother reading it. Just ignore me please, and don't post ever at all for any reason unless you got food to give us.

Hey, fuck you! I love trains. Don't get my mom involved in this!! But you have to understand, it had to be establish more of a "rant" than anything else to even get proper feed back. This intimidates those who don't know what they're talking about to post (I have no nice way of putting this. Sorry if I'm an asshole... bitch) and actually gives me constructive info for those who disagree with me. As for this post, good feed back Xie. I actually didn't look at it that way... I NOW KNOW!!! Also, <3 kazukifafner and Shinsyn. EDIT: Remember, this is just feed back in trying to make this better, as this has been a problem for quiet some time with other streams and not just the one I witness (so no, I'm not pointing fingers. And if you wanna get personal, yes Texas has this problem too. Good thing no one watches Texas stream... BURN!! Oh wait...). My methods may not be correct, as I feel like there is a better way going about this, but that's why I made this topic. And I do agree that trying to dumb down everything for the viewer can be harmful as well.

So, the other day I was watching the stream of this game from players some where in Cali. I haven't touched the game yet, but was interested in seeing how the game worked (aside from A-cho videos, I haven't seen much of the game at all). Now, the biggest problem I notice when watching the game is unfriendly terminology. Before I begin to state the faults of what I'm implying here, let me explain something. Normally when watching StarCraft 2 streams, the commentators usually treat the audiences as if they've never played StarCraft 2 before. Sometimes while watching a stream, a player would use a race ability that existed in part 1, and I was question, "Why the hell did he do that?" and the commentators would answer like if they heard you. And that's just one example of great commentary! Here's the problem I ran into when watching the stream from Cali; "OMG HE'S USED HIS R-ACTION!!!" People not familiar with this game and are trying to get into it will ask, "WTF is an R-Action?!" and never was it explained on the stream. Of course, doing research would solve the problem, however when you're bombarded with many other terminology that only exists in Persona 4 Arena, the viewer is turned off and there's a chance they will leaves the stream. You do not want that happening. Okay, well that's the players fault for not doing research to begin with, right? I mean, if the person is so interested in the game, he would've at least considered doing some research before hand, and then viewing the stream. WRONG!! And if you think that, you're a fuckin' retard (I just mentioned 80% of dustloop members here, but let's hope they get this message across regardless how much people care for that place). Using the StarCraft 2 commentary work as an example (once again), remember how I mention that they treat players as if they never played part 2 (but hint they may hint that those viewers played part 1). Well, that example was used for a tournament I witness just a few months ago on a game that's already over a year old. So if they're still treating players like as if they haven't played part 2 yet, then why stop there? You want to make the commentary as viewer friendly as possible (and of course, adding jokes. No one minds jokes). But StarCraft isn't a fighting game, and the way commentary works in that--- No, STFU if you are thinking this. Get that shit out of your head, right now! Persona 4 Arena is a fighting game, so figuring out other terminology that everyone is familiar with would be best to use in order to describe the situation happening in the game. And because of this, it's easy to relate the situation with another move to help describe to the viewers what's going on. An example; calling R-Action "Reversals" or possibly "DP" (aka Dragon Punch. Maybe calling it 'Uppercut' in case not many people are familiar with the term DP) would help the viewer understand what is being implied. But every character has specific R-Actions and they all do different things! - And if you continue to think like this, it's becomes a problem. Your objective is to help the viewer understand what's going on in the match by describe what's happening in the fight in the best possible way. You need to relate with the viewers in order to gain some understanding on what's happening. R-Actions, for the most part, have a specific goal for the character and that's to GTFO of the situation they are in. And for that matter, most R-Actions in the game are Dragon Punches (Shoryuken, if you will). And by the way, this is just one example. Whether or not you guys would do this, I doubt it. Would this change be for the best? Yes, it would. Do you guys care? Of course not. Why am I typing this then. Well, I would like to be proven wrong that most of the anime fighting game scene isn't full of complete idiots and would take in consideration of what I posted. To acknowledge this and give proper feedback on the situation would be great as what other players think about this. But then again, who knows....... EDIT: Smiley Face

YOU BETTER HAVE YOUR PHONE READY!! I'll get in touch with Tim. And then, I'll call him.

All I want to do is talk about combos, preaze!

I have no idea what you're talking about, sir. ‎( . - .)

No, get out of here while you still can! We need to move over to that other site you mentioned. This place... IS OVER!!

This post made me laugh. That fuckin' avatar...

Weak. Learn my english did con some. Meow.

Marcell + Punch to the face = Every have a great time! Meow.