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 ost_uid0="Misfit"]The Misfit screen name refers to my Tattoo (which is the crimson ghost, the known logo of the Misfits) sorry if it causes any confusion.Didnt mean it too.you fought Haddoken man and won. Congratulations.  When i refer to button mashing, I refer to hitting the attack buttons randomly. Taking no time to think of the cause and effect of your actions. Button mashing mostly occured back in the arcades and on home consoles. I distinctly remember rolling a golf ball around the buttons on my snes to defeat Balrog in the original sf2. Ok yes, the golf ball tactic wouldnt work now days (unless you have a joypad) But randomly hitting any button and not learning the moves does happen.. To better prove my point i turn you over to the VG cats Button mashing 101[/quote] Thats ok dude.... and againt a decent player a button basher on sf would get no were.
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