SimpleKiss

doesn't matter to me, whatever you prefer.

bring that controller dude. :o

S'ok I found a good PS2 emulator, and Accent Core Plus. AC+ will take a while to um... complete... If you get my meaning. So I won't be able to test it out till tomorrow afternoon. If I get everythign running tomorrow, would you guys be down to um... playtest some guilty gear on my PC? to see if shit is working properly that is.

Mad gay shit. God Sony can suck a dick I swear.

Rofl. I'm going to stop by gamestop and get a copy of accent core. Just so I have it. I was also going to get a ps3 stick. it'd be good for tournaments and I have some disposable income. But I wanna know if I got a ps3 stick, would it work on PS2?

I was able to get off work early today. So I am home now, which means anytime yall wanna get down with some CS just gimme a call to say you comin'

In the same vein, I don't see how a Fighting Game that would be designed with a low exection barrier in mind would be any less deep than most heavy execution games. They could be Deep for very different reasons. I think that SFII: ST actually doesn't require that much execution. Somethings are executionally difficult in that game, but you could win and be a really amazing player without good execution in ST. That being said, I have nothing against games that have designed high difficult execution requirements. But I don't think it's the only way to make a good FG, either. And yeah, SC is a great game and better than Warcraft III, but I think Warcraft III was a good game in its own right, and furthermore, wasn't worse than SC because of easy execution, so much as a whole bunch of other stuff such as: a much bigger focus micro to where macro wasn't that important, less focus on economy, you lose one battle in WC3 you lose the game (which isn't necessarily true in SC.) So WC3 dumbed a lot of many other things down, not just execution. I have nothing against GG, and I admit I'm very new to the game. I just started playing AC last week for the first time (and I love the game.) But I have shitty execution, even if I practice a lot, I can never get my execution quite where I want it to be. I know that will be a huge liability for me in the coming months as I continue to practice the game. But I accept that because that's Guilty Gear. So, IMO, I dont think having low execution in new fighting games is necessarily a bad thing. It doesn't have to be a bad thing. And there are so many execution heavy FGs around, I think it'd be a nice change of pace (I don't consider Smash Brothers to be a fighting game, and not because of easy execution either.)

Kinda wanna play hazama and arakune now. Arakune doesn't look so goddamn stupid broke anymore and actually looks like he'd be fun now. Of course neither of them would be my mains, cuz they aren't Cyborg Samurai.

I'd rather do Hop Tsubaki. It's so much faster if you can pull it off.

They never responded and said they were gonna do it. I assuming they still salty about the post I made about U-Volt. w/e tho, we should play CS tonite, imo. Playing against the CPU all night is mad gay, and I aint got the patience to be jabbed out of my training exercises by semi-retarded CPU's that just stand there all day until you're about to begin practicing combos.

Why should a Fighting Game *require* execution? I accept that GG is a very execution heavy game, but I do not accept that every Fighting game must have very high execution requirements to be a fighting game. And just fyi, Starcraft is a strategy game, and if you dont think that game requires execution.. oh god. if you think FRC's is hard, try playing SC on a pro level. Or better yet, go to youtube and see if you can't find a clip of a korean playing that game. It's nuts. If you like high execution in your fighting games, that's fine and understandable. But I think it'd be wise to realize that's just your subjective preference, just like it's my subjective preference that I do not think high execution should be a pre-requisite for a fighting game.

Anybody interested in being down for some Friday Night BBCS? You know, get some practice in to show those Myrtle Beach cats whats up at casuals tomorrow.

It's still worth it if Zantetsu will take them to the corner (in which case, it wouldn't be worth it to do enma.) then 2C for launcher combo. Or if you have *lots* of meter to burn you can link 5C into another Zantetsu like posted earlier.

prolly cuz there's almost always a better option than zantetsu. Need an overhead? TK Tsubaki. Need a good combo component? Enma.

I've been able to link 5C after a zantetsu. I think it's a lot more range dependent now (How close you are to your opponent, etc.) You can link 2C after zantetsu in the corner and pick up a dustloop combo as well.

As someone who just picked up Guilty Gear about a week ago and still learning the game, lemme just relate this to you all GG pros who are trying to convert people from a beginner's stand point. I play Hakumen in Blazblue, and had no previous experience with Guilty Gear. My friend told me to pick Slayer, and then told me about Big Bang Upper. EG: I should always be lookin to land that move. So basically, I been playing slayer and he feels like a much more badass version of Hakumen, with Big Bang Upper. Take that for what it's worth. (Tell your friends to Pick Slayer, and look to land Big Bang Upper, cuz it's fun.)

Ironically enough I got the endings to work. Too bad it's all in japanese and I dont understand a fucking thing other than "I AM HAKU-MEN!"

btw. I fixed those errors. I am playing H-Man against dat cyborg girl right now. Lol.

Love the laugh. Slayer laugh is A tier (Hakumen's 'Eiiiyah!' is S-Tier for reference.)

guess so. Lol. Owned. I love how Slayer laughs at you while he taking half your life.

You given him too many free jump-ins. If you were more on point with that those matches would look much more lop sided. Notice how the only way he gets damage is when you let him get close from a jump-in. And of course, Tager is great at punishing your fuck-ups. That's why he dominates so hard against less skilled players. And of course pros fuck up too. But, assuming you dont make a mistake and play really really lame, this shit's almost free.

hey Keyon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opJu0Gi8lO0 This dude's my hero

I know, but I want that shit running in case someone who plays her comes over to have casuals one day. Basically, it's not running optimally and I have a weird desire to try and fix things like that. When a program or something dont work right, it bothers me like fuck. Even moreso with this game. It's kind of why I never gave up on it when it didn't work in the first place (and it paid off!) basically I have this compulsive disorder to fix disorderly software...

Yo, we need to get some Guilty Gear going. I'm tryin to learn dat game. I wanna learn it on stick and you got one for PS2. Also, gonna pick up a copy of Accent Core at gamestop if you dont got it already. I don't have a ps2 though. Definitely wanna get my hands on dat SLAYER. how am I supposed to get good at that game if I can never play it? Im still mad *that* game crashes when H-Man gets matched up against dat robot girl. Gonna do some troubleshooting tonight and see if I can't find which files are corrupt/missing and if I can replace them.