Serpent

I hate to say it, but I expected this to happen. I was hoping when I read her accusations that she was out of the country. When I read she was still in China..... 😔

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211115-china-silent-on-tennis-star-peng-shuai-despite-growing-concern
 
What an evil country.

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211115-china-silent-on-tennis-star-peng-shuai-despite-growing-concern
 
What an evil country.

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211115-china-silent-on-tennis-star-peng-shuai-despite-growing-concern
 
What an evil country.

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211115-china-silent-on-tennis-star-peng-shuai-despite-growing-concern
 
What an evil country.

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211115-china-silent-on-tennis-star-peng-shuai-despite-growing-concern
 
What an evil country.

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211115-china-silent-on-tennis-star-peng-shuai-despite-growing-concern
 
What an evil country.

Did they? Or did you confuse yourself with furry porn...
 
 

Did they? Or did you confuse yourself with furry porn...
 
 

Did they? Or did you confuse yourself with furry porn...
 
 

So the flycast CvS2 is pretty much dead now. It was plagued with input delay and dropped inputs, but CvS2 is CvS2 and I was having a blast. I hope they fix it and people come back but fighting games...most people do quit them within a few months. Most of the reason it was so easy to get matches was because of a lot of beginners trying the game out. They weren't good but who cares, games are for fun. I was just triple randoming most of the time. But knowing my fellow players, I assume most other vets were just using their best teams and just trying to beat down the new players relentlessly, and of course most people don't have fun with that, and I can't help but wonder if that drove a lot of the new players away. I'll cross my fingers and blame the emulator for now and check back in a few months from now.
 
I know this gets brought up a lot, but I wonder if there's any way to make FGs more fun for people, not just new players but all players. They really need to figure out a way to get more coop and non-competitive things to do in there, to get a more casual experience. Maybe they should have a "random select only" queue, and maybe a team party queue. Back in the day we used to have a kof6p mode where everyone gets to control a char and you just play as a team. I really got into kof98 from that, obviously it wasn't the best from a competitive standpoint but it was fun as hell. You'd try to balance the teams out and pick different chars too, and win or lose it didn't matter, you'd also get to see how other people deal with things and play. FG devs really need to incorporate stuff like this, like how DOTA was an offshoot of a mod, this stuff has already been done by emu/online devs but didn't get picked up by the companies themselves. There were also 2v2 options for xvsf and mvc. Fightcade doesn't have any of these things and the original dev that put this stuff in has moved on (although I still talk to him sometimes). I'll never understand why the community and the FG devs are just so opposed to trying these ideas.

So the flycast CvS2 is pretty much dead now. It was plagued with input delay and dropped inputs, but CvS2 is CvS2 and I was having a blast. I hope they fix it and people come back but fighting games...most people do quit them within a few months. Most of the reason it was so easy to get matches was because of a lot of beginners trying the game out. They weren't good but who cares, games are for fun. I was just triple randoming most of the time. But knowing my fellow players, I assume most other vets were just using their best teams and just trying to beat down the new players relentlessly, and of course most people don't have fun with that, and I can't help but wonder if that drove a lot of the new players away. I'll cross my fingers and blame the emulator for now and check back in a few months from now.
 
I know this gets brought up a lot, but I wonder if there's any way to make FGs more fun for people, not just new players but all players. They really need to figure out a way to get more coop and non-competitive things to do in there, to get a more casual experience. Maybe they should have a "random select only" queue, and maybe a team party queue. Back in the day we used to have a kof6p mode where everyone gets to control a char and you just play as a team. I really got into kof98 from that, obviously it wasn't the best from a competitive standpoint but it was fun as hell. You'd try to balance the teams out and pick different chars too, and win or lose it didn't matter, you'd also get to see how other people deal with things and play. FG devs really need to incorporate stuff like this, like how DOTA was an offshoot of a mod, this stuff has already been done by emu/online devs but didn't get picked up by the companies themselves. There were also 2v2 options for xvsf and mvc. Fightcade doesn't have any of these things and the original dev that put this stuff in has moved on (although I still talk to him sometimes). I'll never understand why the community and the FG devs are just so opposed to trying these ideas.

Spent  my childhood teenage years seekijg acceptance. I'm spending my adult years telling ppl to eat a dick, and it's lovely 🤗

So the flycast CvS2 is pretty much dead now. It was plagued with input delay and dropped inputs, but CvS2 is CvS2 and I was having a blast. I hope they fix it and people come back but fighting games...most people do quit them within a few months. Most of the reason it was so easy to get matches was because of a lot of beginners trying the game out. They weren't good but who cares, games are for fun. I was just triple randoming most of the time. But knowing my fellow players, I assume most other vets were just using their best teams and just trying to beat down the new players relentlessly, and of course most people don't have fun with that, and I can't help but wonder if that drove a lot of the new players away. I'll cross my fingers and blame the emulator for now and check back in a few months from now.
 
I know this gets brought up a lot, but I wonder if there's any way to make FGs more fun for people, not just new players but all players. They really need to figure out a way to get more coop and non-competitive things to do in there, to get a more casual experience. Maybe they should have a "random select only" queue, and maybe a team party queue. Back in the day we used to have a kof6p mode where everyone gets to control a char and you just play as a team. I really got into kof98 from that, obviously it wasn't the best from a competitive standpoint but it was fun as hell. You'd try to balance the teams out and pick different chars too, and win or lose it didn't matter, you'd also get to see how other people deal with things and play. FG devs really need to incorporate stuff like this, like how DOTA was an offshoot of a mod, this stuff has already been done by emu/online devs but didn't get picked up by the companies themselves. There were also 2v2 options for xvsf and mvc. Fightcade doesn't have any of these things and the original dev that put this stuff in has moved on (although I still talk to him sometimes). I'll never understand why the community and the FG devs are just so opposed to trying these ideas.

Just finished the AEW PPV, kind of want a sammich or some other snack. But I'm also sleepy, and probably too lazy to go to 7-11 to get anything. Decisions, decisions.

Well..this is probably the better general thread now that I think about it. The other one is filled with politics, race baiting and wimpy dudes crying about how women won't touch them.

Well..this is probably the better general thread now that I think about it. The other one is filled with politics, race baiting and wimpy dudes crying about how women won't touch them.

Well..this is probably the better general thread now that I think about it. The other one is filled with politics, race baiting and wimpy dudes crying about how women won't touch them.

I'd been hearing buzz about it, didn't realize it was going to be a continuation. I really liked that series, one of the most important and best television shows in American history imo. It dealt with mature themes and actually had a progressing storyline and character development. I don't recall any cartoon really doing that before, and TV in general didn't at the time. This show needs to get way more credit than it gets.
 
I didn't get to watch them all in order until sometime after it aired. I don't remember how it ended though.
 
Why'd you post this in the SFV thread though?

I don't think it's women that are the problem, I think it's that most Western men are effeminate, emotional and weak. And before anyone wants to argue with me, I present twitter as exhibit A, and Facebook as exhibit B. Hell I can just rest my case right here.

I don't think it's women that are the problem, I think it's that most Western men are effeminate, emotional and weak. And before anyone wants to argue with me, I present twitter as exhibit A, and Facebook as exhibit B. Hell I can just rest my case right here.

I don't think it's women that are the problem, I think it's that most Western men are effeminate, emotional and weak. And before anyone wants to argue with me, I present twitter as exhibit A, and Facebook as exhibit B. Hell I can just rest my case right here.

All these years later and only now did I notice on the KOF98 stage that guy dressed like Kyo and Shingo, I guess he is one of their classmates. Although that open shirt look, it must be Kyo inspired, so he's effectively a Kyo cosplayer/kohei that worships him.

I've been eating one meal a day for several years now. It's very rare that I'll eat more than that. There are some benefits but I don't think they are worth doing unless it's easy for you and you just prefer it, like I do. I would definitely not have done it when younger, just my metabolism has really slowed down over time and old age also makes it so I can't be nearly as active no matter how much I'd have wanted to. So one meal a day, generally dinner is all I do. I tested it before to see, 48 hours isn't bad but once I started getting to 72 hours that's when I started getting some lightheadedness and vertigo, so I don't think going 3 days without food is good. 2 days you can get used to but, eh, is there really a point to that?