mAc Chaos

> wireless

Starcraft 1 is better than Starcraft 2. Why wouldn't I want to stick with it. Just because it's new doesn't mean it's better. If you care about playing a good game, then you might want to stick with an older version anyway, winning or not.

Wait what. Why would Relius kill him. Terumi would suddenly revive or something?

I don't think it's that nobody knows about it, I think it's just something nobody uses anymore because you go with a traditional ender and oki. I remember people talking about GF whiff and its pull being great in previous BB games. Can't anyone think of a situation where GF whiff was ever used to pull someone in closer or anything.

I thought Terumi knew he was going to get defeated and wanted it to happen so he could do his whole "distract Takamagahara" plan. But he was probably never in any real danger of dying because of the lifelink and he knew that.

Guess they must have been like 2 years old then.

Osuna here's another example. It's basically using GF the way people would use AC to reel people in and make them tech into a 360 for a tech trap sometimes. I feel like there should be an easy way to avoid it though... Let's say you get a CH 5D and they go flying across the screen, for whatever reason you don't combo it and they don't air tech, then you probably could GF to start sucking them in. Then they neutral tech and end up right next to Tager for whatever comes next. I don't remember if this is an actual situation but it's just an example.

Can he not use bugs while he is blocking?

I can't really remember off the top of my head, but probably from not teching a tech trap and falling to the ground, maybe.

Wakeup = when you're down, and getting up. Noel wakeup = Noel is down Oki = the stuff you can do to people when you have them on wakeup He means GF vacuum as in sucking them in with mag from across the screen after knockdown.

It's like the Jin inside you is struggling to free himself.

> arakune > easy They must not be moving around right or running away enough... or something.

NOPE TOO LATE I want to hear it. :P Couldn't she throw you out of your 6A.

lol wtf i just saw this since when are people getting matchup advice against me :P the MAC CHAOS matchup Also I thought her shield charge was safe on block. I used to think I could punish but every time I tried I'd get hit.

lol violence We only played like 10 games. :P I was going to sleep and then I saw Nemesis on and just randomly had the impulse to see if he wanted to go a few. Normally I'm not on this late. At least playing. But I'll be around tomorrow. We keep missing each other because of our schedules.

> implying every answer won't produce another 10 questions anyway

They want to have something semi serious.

It looks like it did 6024 damage.

gotta love dat haku 5D

> implying i didn't log off already What's there to adapt to though. We already played so many times. You were always on top of it before. Or close. :P Well, there's always next time. Why is everybody getting salty after playing me now. It's like a new trend.

GGs Nemesis. I guess you were testing out stuff this time around, which is fine.

The good thing about 2D is that just one 2D will cover the entire wheel. 6D doesn't last as long so you have to do it twice. Online I mess up the timing for that half the time since it has to be perfect and get hit. So I usually go for 2D if I want to be safe. But yeah. I'll just do that more, or focus on jumping out if it's far enough away.

That is why I told you I had trouble deciding if I should 3C or 2D when it was in that ambiguous range during our matches and sometimes I would get CH'd by choosing wrong.

Then that takes me back to my original assumption which is that I was too close. The projectile cutting only works if Haku's hitbox is not in the projectile's range. In other words if Lambda wheel hits the tip of Haku's knee: Haku getting hit will override the bubble effect and you will just eat damage.

Well, that explains why sometimes I'll try to cut a Lambda wheel and eat a counterhit even though I know that the move should have had time to reach its active frames.