The Sole Reason I Play On Stick

Get dem women HORNY!

I mean c'mon look at this! It's so big!



All joking aside, fucking bored out of my fucking head. Studying for 5 different tests that are coming up, and I was fucking losing it. Proceeded to read this doujin and this is what came up on the top of my head.

In other news, finished this a couple days ago for a project that I'm going to be working on real soon, as well as other ones for other people as well.



Hopefully I can finish them up by the end of next month since I'm way over-due on one of them (Sorry pozetron, it'll be done by next month, sorry!)

Now, continue to de-rail.

I suck at those things.....

I play like shit on sticks...

Dark Magician Girl Tomoko


Also I cant play in those, I tried for Soul Calibur a long time ago was just too used to the PS2 controller.

Oh shit that girl is cute in the thread image. I think I've played on stick only like twice. Is that iDOLM@STER one yours?

Yes. You can actually see my username is on it. Most of my username is covered up though by my hand.

*EDIT*

Prove by vid :

Awesome. Your room looks pretty cool as well. Dem figures. And I see Bakuman, A Certain Scientific Railgun and Toradora manga.

Oh god yes.

OT: I've never used an arcade stick before (at home). Is it any better?

It's all about preference. I've grown up living off of arcades, so I'm more used to it.

People who've played more on consoles are more used to controllers or pads, and find it a harder time getting used to one. For some, it took them months to transition to a stick, and some quit and stuck to playing on controller.

There are some advantages of using sticks like special techniques such as plinking and pianoing on Street Fighter IV, or Instant Air Dash in BlazBlue, but again like I said, it all comes down to preference and how much you want to learn the game.

Ive never owned one myself but ive tried to play on one that belonged to a friend.

Was hoping to buy a Hit Box one day...

Sorry, no offense to you but, I really, really, DISPISE Hit Boxes.

Reasoning :

1 - Modding them is fucking hell.

A lot of it is fucking glued on, especially a lot of the wiring. The wiring itself is a fucking horrid mess. Soldering is atrocious. Freakin' an arcade modders' worst nightmare. It works, which is fine by me, but when someone asks anyone that mods arcade sticks, to mod a Hit Box, a lot of them will right out refuse.

The only mod I would do for it is a button swapping mod, and art modification, anything beyond that, like making it multi-console, I will refuse to touch it.

2 - Just don't like the way it ruins a lot of fighting games for me.

This is more of preference from myself, but I do not like the design of it. Again, it works all fine and dandy, but there's a lot of stuff you can't even do on a regular arcade stick or controller.

For example, you can do a standing 720 on a Hit Box in Super Street Fighter IV, in which it is almost inhumanly possible on anything else unless you try to buffer in moves into a 720. But, the Hit Box makes it look easy, which just kinda ticks me off.

I was raised up on arcades and I will always stick by using an arcade stick. Seeing what the capabilities of what a Hit Box can do, you can see that it can abuse a lot of fighting game mechanics that are in today's modern fighting games.

Yes, the Hit Box shows that it can be superior to an arcade stick, but again, I will stick by my arcade sticks. Fighting games were made to be made with arcade sticks and controllers in mind, not Hit Boxes, in which the Hit Box can abuse that fact and I dislike it because of that.

I don't mod... anything...



And I was raised on keyboards, with almost every genre of games. I kinda can't do much fighting on sticks. Always tricky for me.

So yeah... I think I'm still good on these.

Hit box? Is this that one console where moles or other things pops out from its holes and you gotta hit them with a hammer as many as you can?

I think I'm wrong, but it's worth trying.

So you like playing with a man's stick control. Groovy.

No, that's a Whack-a-Mole. A Hit Box is a special kind of arcade "stick" without the stick itself. Uses only buttons.

Then... how do you use it...?

Think of it like... playing a fighting game on a keyboard. The arrow keys are on the left, while the attack buttons are on the right. Here's a demonstration.

Is that topic pic from an h-mango? It looks so familiar, I swear I've seen it before...

Has this method gotten you any bitches yet?