On September 16 2008 09:51 KOFgokuon wrote:
fascinating matchup
1 guy has constant pokes, keep away with projectiles
but hugo can negate 30 seconds of poking and keep away with 1 throw

Reminds me of Chipp vs Potemkin in GG.. The third Remy was sick though!

New Zealand6138 Posts

September 16 2008 05:52 GMT

#1083

After those matches with MCMcEmcee I am convinced Samurai Shodown 2 is one of the most fun games I have ever played. That shit is so awesome. You know, that makes me think of how I got here..

I got into the fighting game scene really late - probably around age 16, so almost 4 years ago. I remember back then the first game that really drew me in was Guilty Gear XX - the incredibly fast-paced action, the cancelling system, the combos, the supers, and especially the graphics were very appealing. I started playing as Venom and later switched to Chipp (I remember reading Sirlin's "Play to Win" article and realising "Oh wow Sirlin plays Chipp too! He must be really high-tier!" Dead wrong.) My best friend played Faust most of the time, and we had a lot of fun renting GG out and beating the metaphorical crap out of each other.

Take note that up until this point, I didn't really have that much interest in fighting games - ESPECIALLY the classics. Things like Street Fighter 2, or even Third Strike did not pull me in. I brushed off SF2 as "too slow". No game that wasn't frantically paced could ever be fun, right? You just press one of 6 buttons and that's all the game has to it! How boring..

After a while, I began to branch out (mostly due to my best friend being like "Hey, you should try this game with me"). I played Last Blade II and TechRomancer and thought they were really fun. Eventually my taste went back in the years (note: even at this point I hated any incarnation of Marvel. This still holds true to this day.) and I played KOF, 3S, SF2, CvS2, etc, etc. I had pretty much renounced all of my previous views on fighting games. This is why I can find a game like Samurai Shodown 2 to be one of the most fun games I've ever played. Also it has dat catgirl.

SayaSP

Laos5494 Posts

September 16 2008 06:06 GMT

#1084

tl;dr H_ likes catgirls.

New Zealand6138 Posts

September 16 2008 06:36 GMT

#1085

On September 16 2008 15:06 SayaSP wrote:
tl;dr H_ likes catgirls.

word

also I played tekken 3/Mortal Kombat 2 as a kid but I don't think mashing out combos on Yoshimitsu counts for much.

SayaSP

Laos5494 Posts

September 16 2008 15:02 GMT

#1086

Hmm, I dunno if this is really him but on GGPO I like to obs this dude Tadasama who plays GO/DU/UR and hes pretty strong with the last two, and in this video theres a dude Tadasama playing UR. COINCIDENCE!?!??!?! O_O

Edit: In other news that Q owned that yun lololol

Harem

United States11393 Posts

September 17 2008 08:47 GMT

#1087

+ Show Spoiler +

Melty Blood.

New Zealand6138 Posts

September 17 2008 08:58 GMT

#1088

I too have the ability to hit one button!

Nytefish

United Kingdom4282 Posts

September 17 2008 10:16 GMT

#1089

What's so funny, I do 2AAAAAAAA 5AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA blockstring all the time.
In fact you should probably have at least 2-3 'A' keys on your controller.

MCMcEmcee

United States1609 Posts

September 17 2008 14:01 GMT

#1090

Speaking of GGPO, H_ and I just magic spammed our way through D&D:SoM.

New Zealand6138 Posts

September 17 2008 14:14 GMT

#1091

Seriously magic users are broken as shit. PLAY TO WIN MOTHERFUCKERS.

fighter 4 lyfe though, even if it can't hit dragons (fuck dragons).

Myrmidon

United States9452 Posts

September 17 2008 16:40 GMT

#1092

Credit feed?

freelander

Hungary4707 Posts

September 17 2008 17:56 GMT

#1093

On September 17 2008 23:14 H_ wrote:
Seriously magic users are broken as shit. PLAY TO WIN MOTHERFUCKERS.

fighter 4 lyfe though, even if it can't hit dragons (fuck dragons).

there are some brutal combovideos on youtube for that game. Like killing bosses with one combo with the dwarf and they are not falling down and such.

KOFgokuon

United States14912 Posts

September 17 2008 18:32 GMT

#1094

D&D:SoM = dungeons and dragons ____?

freelander

Hungary4707 Posts

September 17 2008 18:33 GMT

#1095

On September 18 2008 03:32 KOFgokuon wrote:
D&D:SoM = dungeons and dragons ____?

yeah, dungeson and dragons - shadow of m... something

KOFgokuon

United States14912 Posts

September 17 2008 18:37 GMT

#1096

magic? mayhem?

KOFgokuon

United States14912 Posts

September 17 2008 18:37 GMT

#1097

mystara
stupid made up words
*edit*
looks like a newer version of golden axe
i was expecting some boring baldur's gate style game that's actually based on dice rolling and d+d rules...might check this out

Myrmidon

United States9452 Posts

September 17 2008 21:28 GMT

#1098

Dude D&D:SOM is awesome. Every character has a bunch of different special attacks or attributes that all are useful in different situations. There's dash attacks, different jump attacks, normal ground combos, command-input attacks, and more. There's a lot of skill necessary to play the game properly (not credit feeding). It's hardly repetitive, as enemy patterns and situations are pretty diverse. You really do need to improvise, like changing up your intended combo on an enemy early into an air attack or backdash because yet another guy's about to smack you from behind. The game has branching paths, and there's a lot of secrets (e.g. secret rooms with special items). And you've got to plan out your money well for the stores.

New Zealand6138 Posts

September 17 2008 22:36 GMT

#1099

On September 18 2008 01:40 Myrmidon wrote:
Credit feed?

Oh yeah definitely. It was 3 in the morning for me and probably even later for 3mc so I don't think either of us took it very seriously. It was more of a "mash your way through the game" type deal. Also yeah, I actually had a lot of fun using the Fighter after I discovered he has special attacks (Shoryuken-type swordswing, Whirlwind, slide kick, etc).