[QUOTE="OlDirtyMiyamoto"][QUOTE="miss_kitt3n"]Hello sony_casual, should I just go ahead and report you for ban dodging?miss_kitt3n
If you want. But I guess that would be submitting defeat.
Also, from what I gather it's impossible to ban dodge on this site, theyhave IP bans, no ? Either way, a quick IP check will refute your accusations.
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Sony_casual was a wu-tang clan fan too, and he had that "ol' dirty miyamoto" crap in is sig.
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Oh and that IP ban thing on Gamespot is a silly myth.
I've seen like 10 people with it in a thread yesterday, it seemed catchy. No matter how much you don't like these people you have to admit it was pretty funny.
people were ineral462, colt54, C_N_D...something along those lines.
[QUOTE="OlDirtyMiyamoto"][QUOTE="Gila_moBsTeR"][QUOTE="OlDirtyMiyamoto"][QUOTE="shungokustasu"]Play me in a game of Street Fighter 3, and see will you call me a casual again.shungokustasu
Street Fighter is dominated by button mashers and a severe fighter imbalance. ppffftttttt AH HA HA HA HA HA!!!!! good joke
I hear lots of laughing, but not much evidence.
The average APM of a top SF player is ~300. You're telling me some of that's not button mashing ?
Well, you talking to the right person to gain knowledge on SF. The reason for that is "hit-confirm", "secondary guessing", and meaty attacks. No, by no means these are button mashing, but a way to have a "safe gaurd" in doing a certain move. We call it "triple tapping". Novice players would only press the button 1 time to confirm a hit. A Veteran would hit 3 buttons in the given time frame to confirm a super, meaty, or a special move. Simple, the odds are in your favor for a move to happen 3:1.
So you're saying that SF on the PS2 is extremely unresponsive ? That sure indicates skill, basing the outcome of the game on the odds of a hit registering.
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