zagzagovich

This question always comes up with gb stuff and just to reiterate what everyone said: It's alright to not watch a whole thing in one go. It might look intimidating to see a big number when you don't have a lot of time but the vid will always be there and you can pick up from where you left off thanks to the player having that.

Meats is a dedicated dude and will do the whole run no problem. Send him a couple moneys when the time comes!

The classic Tounge of the Fatman has a character who doesn't have legs and walks on his arms. But mechanically your idea seems more like tank treads and hover characters from Cyberbots, a kind of neat mech fighter from Capcom. They can jump and even hover.

That is a bit random indeed but I had it done. It's kind of scary but I think it had more to do with people in the same room having their stomach juices tested theough a different method. In russia we don't drug people so I experienced all of it and can't say it's that bad, the initial moment of it entering your throat is weird but besides some discomfort it didn't hurt or anything, plus you get to see how you look on an inside. It's pretty fast and the feeling of discomfort goes away pretty quick after it's done. So don't worry, it's ok.

YAY. Love Mika and was bummed she never made it into sf 4.

Got to agree that people online are just of a skill that I cannot do anything useful against. I loved fighting games since a bootleg port of SF2 to a famiclone we had but perhaps not in the way that competitive players love them. I love when you can come up with stuff on the fly, reacting to the opponent with basic abilities that you got. Real competitive play seems to go much deeper though, with deconstructing how to make the most damaging combos in the most optimal way. Thinking about the game in more than a fight but some sort of a managing simulator in order to solve the game doesn't really appeal to me. It feels like you are breaking the game rather than getting good at it. After playing Rising Thunder I have a feeling that removing those inputs only leads to people solving the game faster. Everyone who I played against have completely destroyed me with almost unending combos that felt like a rehearsed demonstration. I just had no idea how to react or how to do even half of that 15 hit combo the guy did on me. Playing SF 4 online I had some terrible matches but getting so completely devastated was not a guarantee. Hell, even playing SF 3 online doesn't make you feel that bad. Those games allow you to do damage even without memorizing everything, just by using what you got at times you think is right. I don't know if having a better matchmaking system could fix this. It's just so based on memorization that I can't see it becoming much more intuitive.

@zokamoka: I'd love a key

The clan name is not Batman Batman Batman but Batman Buttman Batman. Let's get this alliance going. Also you can send a request to me too. ZagZagovich in game.

Username is ZagZagovich. Been playing on and off again for a while since beta.

Huge thanks! Love that you do these.