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lool too early at night

> giving up mid match cmon son you dont even use ragna :P whats not to believe

He's not a quitter, not even in the other failed timelines. Jubei training him, of course he's going to say "i can't do it yet" because he was just a kid. They basically had to pluck someone out of the ordinary life he liked (before it got ruined) and force him into being the hero for the sake of breaking the timelines. Plus he has a huge chip on his shoulder from what happened with Jin and the orphanage, so of course he's going to want to go act on it. That's the opposite of quitting.

Why do so many people think it's stupid, when it's had such good results for CP? And everybody knows how much people hated how slow (super long combos) CS and on was.

Bang has the most sensible reaction hilariously enough. Just assumes it's some guy running around in a suit.

> implying we aren't

Really. I haven't seen anything in a long time as far as being unwelcoming. All the subforums are very helpful. And then there's the beginner mode forums.

Well, it's been like 100 years since the guy was supposed to be alive. Imagine if someone showed up today claiming they were Abe Lincoln.

Yeah, when you have people scheduling themselves, it always turns into "oh let's play Monday, wait, I have something to do Monday, let's play next week" and it just continues until everybody forgot a tournament was even happening. Unless it's a small group and you can hunt down each person and get them on their way.

Why not have something every week or every other week, and if people can make it, they make it, and if not they just don't miss out on getting points that week.

I feel like all the BB hate from the Capcom communities somehow filters down into the BB players. We're like a minority group. :P

training stage is gdlk dealwithit.jpg

Doesn't streaming slow down the match? That's what I was wondering earlier.

Well, it depends who you are trying to bring in. I feel like if it's competitive players we're talking about, they would already be involved as it is. If you're looking at bringing in more casual players, they get discouraged much more easily. I can already see them being all "what's the point" and the Mortons will pour. Basically, imagine an army of Star Demons.

For tournies, you might want to have a league set up so only people in the league can enter so they have to work their way up and commit to playing. That way you don't just have someone beast like LK or someone show up out of nowhere, auto win the money and leave every time. Nothing against LK, but if you want to motivate people who don't play as much to play, they have to feel like they have a realistic chance to win something, right? So then you might want to divide things up into several groups or leagues of people based on skill level. Or just let anyone join, I dunno. Just trying to think what would make a prize most attractive.

Why all the Extend hate. It's supposed to be pretty much the best BB iteration.

Netplay commentaries has the same problem as streaming. Wouldn't it be too laggy.

ill pitch in if i can think of something netplay tourney attendance is even spottier than IRL tourney attendance since it's way easier to bail on than something you're going to travel for can't really do anything about lag attitude of the community is probably the biggest thing but it's weird that it's only blazblue that has this problem

Ah, so that's what that was about. I thought you had more trouble when I had you in the corner though than worrying about pressuring me in the corner.

when has BB NOT been in a slump

GGs someonewhodied. Normally I would post this in the XBL thread but it looks like this is your hangout. :P

It's a jump cancel cancel. j.cc

yeah i kept expecting a 720 and i guess the announcer was too, then the mu player just died

lol announcer in the 2nd round of that mu tager match sounded so disappointed

You can't turn away just because others are doing it. You have to break through and become the best of them all.