Shahenzan

I apologize for having hope in Capcom lmao
Call me when re engine ibuki shows up, until then I have other plans 
 
https://c.tenor.com/cQPrvHLjzG0AAAAd/neko-neco.gif

ArcRevo Japan/Korea starts at 8pm PST tonight! 
 
 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

https://www.twitch.tv/arcsystemworksu
 
Some of arcrevo west today,  don't know if they're doing the whole tournament or just up to top 8

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

Good old lk letting people know Nago is honest and beatable 
 
Meanwhile I had no idea strive had an arcade port or that it was this bad holy shit lol
No surprise jp arcades are in the grave if this is what they're giving them

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

Bugfix patch landed:
 
https://www.guiltygear.com/ggst/en/news/post-1494/
 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

You know, on the subject of new games simplifying stuff Strive and new Melty really made me realize that it's not just new people who benefit from games getting easier, it's ME: the guy who really likes fighting games but doesn't have time to nerd out anymore. I like games like +r and bbcf and all the rest where you have to really learn a lot to get into the game. That's a very respectable kind of game to be good at, where dedication is rewarded and gaps in knowledge and execution between players are obvious.
 
BUT
I've gotten old, I have shit to do and I'm not even a father or anything that really takes over your life. It didn't used to matter to me that I had to grind weeks to consistently land bnbs or play a match a thousand times to deal with mu specific horseshit. But now? I'm so thankful for games with baby easy combos like strive. I'm glad lumina has an insanely strong parry so I can tell animegirltits69's 3 layer dip setplay to fuck off. I get closer to playing at the limits of the game without having to invest all my waking free time into playing and that feels really nice. 
 
What I'm trying to say is long live baby games, they are my friends 

fuck gato that guy isnt done paying for his crimes in kofxi
 
😡
 
 

I'm a default color picker in that game lol
 
And yeah I'm down to play you if you want, just put out the bat signal and it'll happen sooner or later

The new characters are cool, the stages and music they come with are good too and they're free
The changes to special buffer make the game feel better
And maybe most importantly
 
 
big netcode buffs
 
IMO this game still needs a lot of tuning but this was a great patch

The new characters are cool, the stages and music they come with are good too and they're free
The changes to special buffer make the game feel better
And maybe most importantly
 
 
big netcode buffs
 
IMO this game still needs a lot of tuning but this was a great patch

The new characters are cool, the stages and music they come with are good too and they're free
The changes to special buffer make the game feel better
And maybe most importantly
 
 
big netcode buffs
 
IMO this game still needs a lot of tuning but this was a great patch

Nago grab isn't his "best" special but it is really important for him. It gives him a very simple and strong mixup that can lead to him winning on the next hit bc command grab drain lets him go ham on specials for a couple seconds
 
But yeah without grab he's just way less scary while without fukyo he actually doesnt function

Update: My mom is fine. I talked to her everything went well. No word on my cousin though. I honestly I'm worried when I do get word 😔

@HecatomHey man what's your schedule looking like this weekend? We could run some Soul Calibur or something else. Anything else, besides SFIV, I'm up for. I need to get my mind off of things right now. My mom is having surgery, she should be okay, but my cousin is in the hospital with COVID. Not gonna front, it's not looking good man. He's on a ventilator, has a blood clot, and had a heart attack. Like man.....I need something to distract me when I get off of work. Maybe alcohol or...hell fuck it, maybe SFIV and Tekken. Sorry for rambling...minds all over the place.