Hi there fellow SF4-ers

I've been in love with SF4 for some time but online gaming simply doesn't work for me. 70% of the time I just get disconnected in the first 10 seconds of the fight. Maybe because of the amazing state of our broadband service....

So I'm stuck with playing it with friends here in Penang. If there are any players here that would like to join our marathon SF4 sessions (typically in my house with Xbox), we'd love more members.

We're all casual players. You can bring your own controllers. Would love to meet fellow players that just enjoy the game, and not start an attitude when winning/losing.

Not sure if this is already ongoing in other thread/posts, if so please point me to where a local community is taking place in Penang. Thx.

So far one guy signed up I'm thinking of the first session to take place this Friday night at Bukit Jambul (my place). I have both the xbox and pc version though I'd prefer the xbox on TV and wider living room rather than the PC.

Anyone else interested please send me a pm and I'll give you the details.

Again, only those that genuinely wants some casual play and learning experience should apply. Attitudes and win-at-all-cost types... please stay with your online sessions I just don't want any drama at home heh..

Like many others said about Seth, just understand the computer's tempo.
Know that:
1) Seth doesn't stop attacking . When he throws out a sonic boom, or his long hands, wait about a quarter seconds, and then jump + combo. He will follow up with another long hands or sonic boom.
2) When he sucks you in or are in close, BLOCK. Do nothing else but block. Eventually he will do the chunli kicks, and if blocked, you can punish.
3) When you're lying on the ground and he teleports around like mad, just spam light punches. It will punch him out of anything (except his ultra).
4) When he is down in the ground, stay about a sweep distance away and block. He will wake up and start attacking. Wait for his 2nd attack attempt (again, he attacks non-stop, one after another). Gaps between his attacks are good for jump-ins and combo. Rinse repeat.

Once you know his timing, he is cake.

That's why fellow players should stick together and do SF4 nights offline rather than rely entirely on online play. I've given up on online play