I thought for Blanka Ball it makes no difference whether you block high or block low. Irregardless you block high, low, left or right. Whether you're getting up or lying down, the Blanka Ball will just merely "langgar" your opponent or land on the other side. However it's risky because after the Blanka Ball stopped, you'll be left open for a while. Inviting Grabs, Pokes or your opponent Scratching Your Butt. IF you're looking to do a crossover with the Green Dude, either jump+MK (jump behind your opponent) or just LK+MK+HK over to the other side and do whatever you wanna do eg. Electric, Grab, Poke or Scratch Your Butt.

Best if about to wake up. If they are already up. They can do some anti-air moves and disrupt your crossover attempt eg. Guile's Crouching+HP which punches your Blanka's balls. Just out of curiosity, what character you use, buffalowings?

Hmmmmm.....

Wow, we have our own in-house SF4 Gurus here! Salute!

Guys,

I know I should be doing this in the Garage Sale section, but since I heard you guy's been saying how your Sixaxis' been wearing out. I'm gonna try my luck. Anyone wanna dispose (I'll pay lah, don't worry) their Sixaxis pads?

I'm looking for one to start my project. Any colour will do and the condition of the buttons and all doesn't matter. Just make sure it wasn't dropped into water before! LOL! Let me know ya. Cheers.

YES it will. Wah! Guru mikeeee teaching SF4 tips here. Clap Clap ! Don't angry ah mikeeeee... Hahahaha

This post has been edited by hatred___: Apr 9 2009, 09:36 PM

Nope. There's no Charge Partition in SF4 and neither was that Charge Buffer. What was in the video was just merely storing a Charge. Charge partition happens much much faster.

Ask any SF3 3rd Strike URIEN players. They'll have the first hand info on Charge Partition as it's crucial in the character's game play. Last I checked Kondashi is a URIEN player. Maybe he can explain further.

Charge buffer simply means that you can buffer charge after a special move (eg Sonic Boom) and immediately whip out another on after the first one vanished. And repeat it over and over and over again. Good example would be ,again, SF3 3rd Strike REMY players. Also, last I checked Ex_Guile is a REMY player. Perhaps he can explain further on this as well.

AND as for punishing Blanka Ball (when in corner), better time it properly if you decide to do something. Or else, before you know it, Blanka will just whip out EX-Electricity. I play Blanka occasionally and that's what I will do if someone comes forward after blocking my Blanka Ball. Irregardless if opponent managed to punish the Ball or not or what he do after coming forward. I just tap the 3xP like no tomorrow. I'm a button-masher

This post has been edited by hatred___: Apr 10 2009, 06:27 PM

Well, if you mash buttons like I do. Irregardless whether you play online or offline, it'll still come out. Just keep the faith and MASH! Lol.

Ok, back to business. There is actually no such thing as what works online or offline. Just a matter how bad the lag affects you. What you can do offline, most definitely you'll be able to pull it off online. It's still the same game you're playing after all. Only a matter of how bad the lag affects your input timing.

I personally think that offline is the ONLY way to play. No offense, but PSN doesn't really live up to expectation. And I dislike the idea of spending 30 minutes (or more) finding/selecting an opponent, only to leave the lobby because the lag is unbearable.

Just my two cents.

If you wanna fight good Abel's, just drop by to Outpost Cafe this coming 19th April. To my knowledge, there's gonna be 2 very good Abel's at Outpost that day. The players' names are Mike and Edwin (or is it Eddy?). Check them out!

Once again, offline is the way to go. Unless, of course, there is no other way. Then PSN will have to do.

Well, under different scenarios or circumstances, of course there is a different set of moves to execute. The whole key to fighting games is to be RANDOM. I'm no text-book player, so don't expect me to do the same stuff over and over and over and over and over, did I mention over? Yes! And over and over and over again. Lol

Anyway, I'm not exactly that much of a technical player. I just play by instinct, muscle memory and also gut feeling.

And I just play the green dude for fun. Has yet to invest anytime in him yet. Now experimenting with a new character. And if you come over on the 19th, you'll find out as well. LOL.

This post has been edited by hatred___: Apr 11 2009, 12:29 PM

Losing is part of the game.

Hm.... Getting old and reflexes are missing. May I suggest some other activities such as Mahjong or Chess? Less action and more time to react. Hahaha.

Yo guys,

I just found what the next Hori HRAP4 is gonna look like. Check this out. Should be a killer joystick! Must have!



I'm arranging a bulk order. Who's interested?

This post has been edited by hatred___: Apr 16 2009, 07:41 PM

I've got a HRAP3 and I'm contemplating of selling it off. Backside itchy, wanna try a Madcatz TE instead. Eddy, how much u got the TE for? Very interested. I don't have Ah Chuen's contacts. Can ask him how much it is? If I don't need to top up too much, I'll just go for the TE.

Guys,

Come and show off your sticks (joystick) here!

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1012173

Well, you can always map the PPP and KKK to the L1 and L2 buttons and use your pinky to hold TAP as you wish. Of course, that won't bring you anywhere forward. Only backwards, in sense of joystick executions. I used to do that, but now I'm can comfortably hold and charge TAP whenever I wish. Now the next stage I need to advance to is to hold the TAP with part of my palm and at the same time still can play normally with the PPP buttons. I can now do that occassionally only as it's really really tiring. Almost as tiring as double-tapping. But of course every pain you get is worth it!


This post has been edited by hatred___: Apr 27 2009, 10:18 PM

Alternatively, you can hold PPP with your fingers and have your thumb and pinky controlling the KKK buttons. It's just a way i thought of myself. I alternate between palm + KKK and fingers + PPP as different scenarios require you to utilize different normal moves.

Actually it's on the contrary, small palms are better in performing the palm + KKK. Unlike me, I have big palms and my fingers kinda have to do U-turns to access the PPP buttons.

Well, almost EVERY character will have trouble fighting Zangief. And in SFIV, TAP is not something you should really spam. I am learning that, the hard way

DAN kaki! Oyachi!!!!!!!!!!! He's fun. But sadly, very very hard to master. Even if you really master Dan, still very hard to fight. But I like his combo, although it uses up the Super AND the Ultra meter.

C.MK ~ Gadouken xx Super Taunt XX Ultra!

Oyachi!!!!!!!!!!

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Added on April 28, 2009, 9:13 amI speak Japanese. It's OYACHI. Not Oyaji. Just because your nickname is Japanese doesn't mean that you ARE Japanese. Better get your facts right before you go on correcting people again. I notice this is a hobby of you guys here. Thank you.

This post has been edited by hatred___: Apr 28 2009, 09:27 AM