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  • Hmm. Maybe I should jump in there and say something about our panel discrepancies.
    i learned falco v fox/wolf (i put a slash there cause you play the matchup kind of the same way for both)
    putting my knowledge of wolf to the test this sunday, i'll have vids
    i haven't fought a fox in a while but i'll surely fight one at siis4, i'lll get vids of that too
    YOU WILL GO BACK TO MAINING FALCO :mad:
    Hey, I'll be in KC for that tourney this weekend, just to let you know.

    Also, I played Mike Ross again. :p
    i had like no productivity for 3 days caz of a tourney, well half of 2 days and an entire day so more like 2 days, but it was spanned over the course of 3 days.
    hey ******* i am breaking my study hiatus for you so answer my question are you coming or not :mad:

    (just kidding i don't think you is ******* but just wanted to know...if you know yet lol)
    Oh well, I guess he's not going to consider me. I did sneak a peak at what you guys would have Ike-D3 as. I would go for +2 for D3 like you said.
    Well, if you really want me to give my input on D3, then I suppose I can swing by the thread. My problem is that I'm not assigned to that thread.
    The DK up-b thing is super armor when falling off of platforms, and invulnerable when up-bing onto slants.
    It took me a while to learn Fox vs Falco ><; I'll show you how to do it at SiiS. If someone who's staying with us plays Fox I can show you there too.
    Wolf eludes me. Kain beat up on my Falco mega hard on WiFi :embarass: but I have a Wolf here in Cincy who is pretty good at the MU so I might be able to learn in time for me and Kain's $5 MM.
    Also, did you ever have the lead? Plank Wolf moar w/ DDD :cool:
    Yeah, good stuff when you did actually execute. If you ever have a question or need help with the game, you can ask me.
    you're a scrub and i can't wait to falco ditto you again
    i two stocked the only not-shugo falco better than me in ohio in dittos :3
    but i heard you brought out the metaknight :c
    so don't plank me bro
    Alright thanks. I'm just about done with my mu ratios and will post in like 5 min.
    To be honest, it feels like a familiar article.

    You do? You trollololol you. :)



    :troll:
    Please tell me that doesn't exist.
    I've seen worse bull**** before to be honest.

    But the way the guy did that video was ****ing hilarious.

    "Getting sued in the name of God"
    A Marine who assaulted his professor yesterday is being taken to court for assault and battery. In yesterday's class the professor challenged the existence of God - telling God to knock him off his platform within 15 minutes.

    A short time later, the marine got out of his chair, walked off to the college professor and knocked him out cold. When the professor regained consciousness the marine said he was simply doing God's work.

    The professor is now suing the marine for assault - and is looking into the possibility of suing God for hiring the marine.

    :awesome:
    Dude. A marine punched a college professor doing God's work.

    God has to ****ing exist man. The Marine wasn't the one that knocked the professor off, it was God man.

    God.
    We aren't a traditional fighter. We are a platform fighter. Our stages vastly effect what stage you will play on.

    If I am playing a Diddy, am I likely to take him to FD?
    How about if I am playing an MK?
    Toon Link?
    Ganon?
    Marth?

    Unlike most traditional fighters, the stage plays almost as an important role as character selection plays. Prime example being Blazblue CT. No matter what stage you play on - it doesn't effect the match. Is the mach 70:30 your favor? Well even if you picked that other stage, it's 70:30 your favor.

    This is where the comparison and reasoning behind it's necessity falls apart in comparison to other fighters. The other fighters only have character counterpicking as a counterpicking option. They allow this so you aren't "locked" into an unwinnable.

    I am not forcing a lock either. Each game is a double blind - and with enough knowledge of your opponent (and a bit of luck) you can still counter them. It just takes being more knowledgable not just about the game - but about your opponent.


    Many people hate our current system. Myself included. It completely invalidates a large portion of the cast for Game2 and Game3 (for the winners) if they expect to win. They're required to choose their hard-to-counter secondary.

    So now the question is:
    "Do we give up the standard of giving the player who wins game 1 an advantage - in order to favor character diversity and player knowledge of the game. Or do we maintain the status quo?"
    Ask yourself the importance of Game2 in the current sets.

    If I won Game1, I have a strong advantage going into Game3. Game2 is less important that I win. While still fine and dandy if I do, it's not of vital importance I don't drop that game.

    In a flipped system, if I won Game1, I don't have an advantage going into Game3. Game2 is far more important that I try and win. If I don't win this, I'm far more likely to lose the set. Of course I won't want to drop game2.


    On the flip side.

    If I lose Game1, Game2 is my everything. But even if I win it - I go into Game3 with a disadvantage. While possible, it's just less likely I can redeem myself.

    Flipped system:
    If I lost game 1, just like the current system Game2 is my everything. But if I win it - I have a shot at redeeming myself on neutral grounds. While possible I won't, it's far more likely.




    The flipped system takes the weight off of Game1 - and this is for a reason. It's so that each player has an equal opportunity to prove they are skilled.

    IN4IPostEdit:
    The winning example is a stronger support than the losing example.

    Our counterpick systems broken, most people recognize this, and many want to take that weight off of Game1. I've sandbagged and thrown a few Game2's so that my opponent can't adapt to me. I then hard CP them in both character and stage and make quick work of them. =\ Even I abuse the current system.
    That is quite the name, if only I had the power to change it to such beauty.

    "From the fatal loins of these two foes, a pair of Pikmin take their lives"
    -William Shakespeare: Olimar and Pikminet
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