[color=#000000:post_uid14]I think the title says it all, but I'll also answer questions. Don't be fooled by my rank stating "####ie". yes, I am a #### to these boards, but I'm an old player SFO. People fear me when I use Ryu, Akuma or Spider-Man (but mostly when I use Akuma). I can train you with any of the characters. So post away and ask for help.[/color:post_uid14]

but isn't the training what make better it is the experience you have playing this game ...and keep trying to become .. if some one needs training i'll do my best to help you..ok live the information..like user name ..
contacts on the game..ok i'll try to help you with ryu my best fighterand ken or akuma one of those 3



Edited By luis000 on 1119140269

[quote:post_uid0="Definition"][quote:post_uid0="LastChance199"][quote:post_uid0="Definition"]lol, Funny thing is I hate "Morph" too, we got one thing in common don't we?

Anyhow, "Elzabeth", to start with you had me in your signature as one of the best ryu users, lol.

Morph, as much as I hate to admitt it, he'd rape you.

Beating me? Doubt it dumbass, add me on MSN LyricallyBrilliant@hotmail.com , I'd rape you.

Choas Knights![/quote]
Lmao.. kid I ain't "Elizabeth" alright? ... btw.. get off that account and go to your "fighterx_x" account.. Morpheus..[/quote]
lol, Kid? You can't spell for poop, much less write a phucking sentence.

I have nothing to prove to you, you suck, I'd rape you "elizabeth", you always were the cocky n00b.

Oh, and can you bounce of my nuts? Please? I mean damn, I didn't even say anything to you and you get all over my sh!t. You know, I just realized something, you did get something from your mother, anyhow, get off my nuts.[/quote]
excuse me, could not [post here again your much annoying!

btwbattleaxe how did u sneak your self into being a mod at BG?

Well, a poopy 1 at that

[quote:post_uid0="SBYRD5"]To be honest..Definition could beat you in a fight in sfo.. :huh2:

But I guess he's bored again...=/

I begin to wonder why,or even how he's a moderator...at BG.

He needs to end these provoking actions...

It's as clear as day.....he's going to provoke both of you....and get you both banend for his amusement.

I recommend you both ignore his existance...

And continue your topic...

That is all. :whatsthat:[/quote]
o yeah battleaxe, this explains it all, unless ure Castone? but im very much sure u aren't.

How do we know this isn't some scam you are using to get some wins off of people who really need help?



Edited By erggman on 1119731601

[quote:post_uid0="erggman"]How do we know this isn't so scam you are using to get some wins off of people who really need help?[/quote]
^^^That was the first thing I started to ponder when I read his first post.

In my opinion, this game doesn't require skill. You can't gain or lose skill in this game. Why? Well due to the many things SFO lacks (ie. Air Combo's, Combo's etc.); there isn't much anything to gain skill in.

To top it all off, all the bugs that seems to have a deep/bad effect on this game. Our best friend "lag" even makes it worse.

Please tell me, what strategies can you possibly show new users for them to get "better" in?

Strategies
1. Obtic blasting someone to death?
2. Doing Haduken's over and over?
3. Spidey kick across the screen the whole match?
4. Rocket punching someone to death?
5. Doing your super as soon as you gain level 1?
6. Try to catch your opponent in the corner and hitting him/her to death?
7. Doing moves to the side of the screen to stay in the air longer and increase your level bar?
8. Super jump side to side of the screen hoping your attacks may hit them?
9. Sending your helper out before you launch a special?

Trust me, this isn't worth your time teaching a new user. Why? I say this because almost anyone, even people who haven't played anything relating to SF can learn how to do this in probably a weeks experience on their own.

Even if you aren't going to teach your pupil's anything on my strategy list of shame, they can learn what ever you have in store for them on their own.

I'm pretty sure atleast 70% of the "active SFO" population has learned how to play this game on their own. Even 70% is probably too low on my believed estimated percentage.

In other words, you'll just be wasting your time.

Although, I found it quite amusing how you stated:

Quote:

People fear me when I use Ryu, Akuma or Spider-Man (but mostly when I use Akuma).

Lord have mercy, Bill save Mary... Are people really in the servers taking SFO that seriously that they have to be afriad of you? Oh boy, this game has really evolved into something new.



Edited By Master_Jay on 1119660411

[quote:post_uid0="Master_Jay"][quote:post_uid0="erggman"]How do we know this isn't so scam you are using to get some wins off of people who really need help?[/quote]
^^^That was the first thing I started to ponder when I read his first post.

In my opinion, this game doesn't require skill. You can't gain or lose skill in this game. Why? Well due to the many things SFO lacks (ie. Air Combo's, Combo's etc.); there isn't much anything to gain skill in.

To top it all off, all the bugs that seems to have a deep/bad effect on this game. Our best friend "lag" even makes it worse.

Please tell me, what strategies can you possibly show new users for them to get "better" in?

Strategies
1. Obtic blasting someone to death?
2. Doing Haduken's over and over?
3. Spidey kick across the screen the whole match?
4. Rocket punching someone to death?
5. Doing your super as soon as you gain level 1?
6. Try to catch your opponent in the corner and hitting him/her to death?
7. Doing moves to the side of the screen to stay in the air longer and increase your level bar?
8. Super jump side to side of the screen hoping your attacks may hit them?
9. Sending your helper out before you launch a special?

Trust me, this isn't worth your time teaching a new user. Why? I say this because almost anyone, even people who haven't played anything relating to SF can learn how to do this in probably a weeks experience on their own.

Even if you aren't going to teach your pupil's anything on my strategy list of shame, they can learn what ever you have in store for them on their own.

I'm pretty sure atleast 70% of the "active SFO" population has learned how to play this game on their own. Even 70% is probably too low on my believed estimated percentage.

In other words, you'll just be wasting your time.

Although, I found it quite amusing how you stated:

Quote:

People fear me when I use Ryu, Akuma or Spider-Man (but mostly when I use Akuma).

Lord have mercy, Bill save Mary... Are people really in the servers taking SFO that seriously that they have to be afriad of you? Oh boy, this game has really evolved into something new.[/quote]
look at my Dojo and see how the people improved

[quote:post_uid0="Abdoun_bacK"][quote:post_uid0="Master_Jay"][quote:post_uid0="erggman"]How do we know this isn't so scam you are using to get some wins off of people who really need help?[/quote]
^^^That was the first thing I started to ponder when I read his first post.

In my opinion, this game doesn't require skill. You can't gain or lose skill in this game. Why? Well due to the many things SFO lacks (ie. Air Combo's, Combo's etc.); there isn't much anything to gain skill in.

To top it all off, all the bugs that seems to have a deep/bad effect on this game. Our best friend "lag" even makes it worse.

Please tell me, what strategies can you possibly show new users for them to get "better" in?

Strategies
1. Obtic blasting someone to death?
2. Doing Haduken's over and over?
3. Spidey kick across the screen the whole match?
4. Rocket punching someone to death?
5. Doing your super as soon as you gain level 1?
6. Try to catch your opponent in the corner and hitting him/her to death?
7. Doing moves to the side of the screen to stay in the air longer and increase your level bar?
8. Super jump side to side of the screen hoping your attacks may hit them?
9. Sending your helper out before you launch a special?

Trust me, this isn't worth your time teaching a new user. Why? I say this because almost anyone, even people who haven't played anything relating to SF can learn how to do this in probably a weeks experience on their own.

Even if you aren't going to teach your pupil's anything on my strategy list of shame, they can learn what ever you have in store for them on their own.

I'm pretty sure atleast 70% of the "active SFO" population has learned how to play this game on their own. Even 70% is probably too low on my believed estimated percentage.

In other words, you'll just be wasting your time.

Although, I found it quite amusing how you stated:

Quote:

People fear me when I use Ryu, Akuma or Spider-Man (but mostly when I use Akuma).

Lord have mercy, Bill save Mary... Are people really in the servers taking SFO that seriously that they have to be afriad of you? Oh boy, this game has really evolved into something new.[/quote]
look at my Dojo and see how the people improved[/quote]
It's true! Training new players really does help them improve! :colgate: