Street Fighter (SFIV, SSFIV, HDR)

lol I made some CRIMINAL comebacks against e36 earlier as Ryu. It's nice to play a character that has good cross ups.

Sagat vs Sagat is so bloody boring!! I can't stick to my fireball and block jump in game either :(
 
cheers.

i saw you doing that with the old ex ball but decided to play my game and see how it went :)

the ultra i really need to work on but with the old blanka its very obvious

gg's anyway and as you said playing is what makes us improve even if were getting whupped :D

Kreeeee said:
Was really good fun, your Blanka is a lot better than you think :)

A few pointers though:

1- Use a cross up when up close rather than DF HP, such as j.MK -> c.MK -> electric
2- Careful with your EX ball, I like to bait them so they get wasted then start up the fireball zoning.
3- Use your Ultra when I'm in the air, up close, rather than when I'm far away.
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Margaret said:
lol I made some CRIMINAL comebacks against e36 earlier as Ryu. It's nice to play a character that has good cross ups.
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Is there any way to block them cross ups? It's infuriating sometimes. I wasn't happy with the way I was playing in that session, I couldn't even do some simple moves and ended up doing ultra's out of frustration, but there's no excuse for losing some of them rounds :eek::o

I'm free all fri/sat/sun so we have to do it again soon. :D
 
Cheers for the games Kree.
Can I ask you to spar sometime soon - but if you could play with Blanka most matches I'd appreciate it. I never get to play a decent Blanka fighter, and really don't know how to go about them.
 
I'm not scared of people using macros as it just means they are **** at the game anyway.

Doubt focus cancelling would work properly with it too, although I guess it could but still if they really require macros to do the moves then I doubt they could even get a focus cancel to work properly in order to program the thing to begin with.
 
Margaret said:
I'm not scared of people using macros as it just means they are **** at the game anyway.

Doubt focus cancelling would work properly with it too, although I guess it could but still if they really require macros to do the moves then I doubt they could even get a focus cancel to work properly in order to program the thing to begin with.
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Have to agree with you there, using macros will make you lazy and I'd be pretty confident any decent/good player will probably beat you regardless of some macros at hand.

Also I always get the feeling the types who use these sort of controllers/macros care more about winning than enjoying the game.
 
sc(+)pe said:
Have to agree with you there, using macros will make you lazy and I'd be pretty confident any decent/good player will probably beat you regardless of some macros at hand.

Also I always get the feeling the types who use these sort of controllers/macros care more about winning than enjoying the game.
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Half the fun for me is learning combos and trying to pull them off quickly and correctly in a match. As said, a decent player will be able to pull off most combos quite easily at will anyway. At least if you perform a long combo manually, you have the option to stop half way through if it's not hitting your opponent. I can imagine lower skilled players who use these will just keep spamming the biggest combo that they have even when it isn't 'safe' to do so. If I were to come across any players that do this, I would just treat them like any sterotypical Ken player who spams fierce dragon punches.
 
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