EPTEVO 2013 - Fighting Game Championship - Page 105
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Dubzex
United States6994 Posts
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Warpticon
United States278 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:35 Heinsenzerg wrote: i wanna see their hands It's not them, but for some perspective | ||
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GARO
United States2255 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:38 Dubzex wrote: What happened to Bala? He isn't here because of visa problems apparently. | ||
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Edguy
Sweden36 Posts
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Levistus
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On July 15 2013 03:36 snakeeyez wrote: How do these guys like tokido play all these different games and be good at all of them when they all play so differently? prolly gifted + hard work. i can never be good even in just 1 fighting game. i just know it  . | ||
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Lucumo
6850 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:40 Levistus wrote: prolly gifted + hard work. i can never be good even in just 1 fighting game. i just know it .I agree that you won't  Anyway, Japan > Korea in KoF 13 now  | ||
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myrmidon2537
Philippines2188 Posts
Yeah, but seriously. Most of the fundamentals carry over in every game along with your ability to read the opponent's tendecies (through experience). With those, all that's left to work on is adjusting to the different systems and your combos | ||
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mr_tolkien
France8631 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:40 Levistus wrote: prolly gifted + hard work. i can never be good even in just 1 fighting game. i just know it .Once you're really good at one, it's pretty easy to transition. Execution and mind-games carry over. Well, except Street Fighter 4, but all the players in the top 8 of SF4 originated from older communities | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
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snakeeyez
United States1231 Posts
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Lucumo
6850 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:45 snakeeyez wrote: I dont get how tokido can play all these different games and know all the combos characters and be able to just execute all of them at the top levels like that. There is no way he has time to practice all those games. Well, he is just the god of fighting games ;-) | ||
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Warpticon
United States278 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:40 Levistus wrote: prolly gifted + hard work. i can never be good even in just 1 fighting game. i just know it .Plus fundamentals translate very well in fighting games. Justin Wong historically has beaten specialists in tournaments for games he doesn't regularly play because his fundamentals are so obscenely strong, allowing him to focus on playing his oppoenent as oposed to the game. He can pick up a new game, find a good poke, a good reversal, a good anti-air, and a good punish, and he'll beat 80-90% of players with that alone. | ||
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neurosx
Luxembourg1096 Posts
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snakeeyez
United States1231 Posts
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:48 neurosx wrote: Hm what's the difference between Mr Karate and Takuma ? o_o Takuma has a fireball, comboable command grab, better air to ground game, and is the "One touch death" character. Karate is overall better, with a DP, full screen command grab, better pressure, but deals less damage via. combos. | ||
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Dubzex
United States6994 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:48 neurosx wrote: Hm what's the difference between Mr Karate and Takuma ? o_o scratch that | ||
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mr_tolkien
France8631 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:48 neurosx wrote: Hm what's the difference between Mr Karate and Takuma ? o_o It's not the same character :p There are tons of differences. | ||
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Kkxtrouble
Brazil575 Posts
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:48 neurosx wrote: Hm what's the difference between Mr Karate and Takuma ? o_o A tengu mask. | ||
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Lucumo
6850 Posts
On July 15 2013 03:49 mr_tolkien wrote: It's not the same character :p There are tons of differences. Well, he asked for the differences ^_^ Anyway, Japanese guy is so nervous. | ||
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