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i won't be able to do these until i get a hardline to my ps3/PC setup

i don't think now is the right time for pali vs. sonic. really want it to happen cuz i like watching both players. pali has proved being pretty good in the past, let him get some training in on the new version for it to be more hype

yeah i wouldn't think otherwise. that's part of what i was pointing out. what i said had nothing to do with being fair or unfair, it was just part of a larger point.

i understand what you are saying, like people shouldn't complain if they get hit by it because hey they did, but i don't agree 100% with "you shouldn't be doing an air reset if they can" because that is situational based on what else has happened in the match

unsure what you mean by "rules of the game", are you able to clarify?

hence why i say the problem isn't people mashing supers, its players not knowing how to condition the opponent not to. if we don't the meta won't evolve. exactly! they don't even play the game but they do well because of *~fundamentals~*, as opposed to people who do practice the game, but...

additionally, the thing about burning meter on mashed super vs. alpha counter/pbgc is that since you are reacting to a situation with AC/PBGC, you are using your meter to have a guaranteed result (this being said under the trust you are using those mechanics properly in situations where you know...

but i am not saying you have to 'play the game' as opposed to 'play the player' at all. fundamentals are transferable across every game because fundamentals generally have to do with playing the player. you just turned what i was talking about concerning fundamentals into extremely specific...

someone should optimize a combo off of lk/mk butt confirm in the corner im lazy :3 right now just doing 6.lp into the keninblack corner combo

the thing is though all of those components you are talking about which affected sf4 that already existed in other sf games are also completely transferable skill wise to SG (with maybe the expception of a specific example like safe jumps, but the same idea of the desired result exists). that is...

i think when the defensive capability of meter usage outside of raw mashing are more realized by the general player base, the use of mashed supers will go down. the game is still pretty young and a lot of things are going straight up pretty unused

what system?

dope looking forward to playing you more frequently. are you going to evo by any chance? we should train each other up more. probably won't be on too much till i can get a wired connection

I think what would help with it is if people began to adopt a less immediate heavy pressure oki after winning initial neutral; part of the problem is people go full balls immediately after winning the neutral instead of just chilling and seeing how people respond/react on wakeup. very few...

Yes I know what you mean in other games this is why I called "not respecting your opponent". You are assuming they will default to going into unsafe pressure after winning the neutral, which is not always true. Don't assume things about your opponent, learn things about your opponent.

yoooooo! add everypowerranger, looking forward to finally playing out again :P

you didn't really answer my question and i think you are missing my point. sounds like you are playing with the expectation that your opponent is worse then you and you are providing them with opportunities to prove you wrong, which isn't exactly wise

as for duos vs trios, totally on paper trio has all the advantages but i think how team size effects personal play style will always be more important

sorry i haven't added you on steam yet, i haven't actually been able to play online for a good while ;(

How do you define "a reason to stop"? Is it when you don't hit them and you blow your resources and return to a neutral you previously lost to be in the position to mash a super in the first place? i don't think anyone really thinks this man, at least not from what i gathered from the last...