sakabato24 Posts

Divekick everything.

Serious note, Dictator and Guile, you just need to find momentum. Once you get momentum, bait out their reversals. Dictator's EX Crusher is punishable when he does it on wake up, and IIRC you can Lunge Punch that after block to get a good soft knockdown.

Guile, is a little bit more tricky since he has really good normals to stop divekick shenanigans, but once you are in, use your command grab. Charge players like to keep their charge and Yun's command grab opens them up big time.

Chun-li is the same match-up as Guile, just watch out for her s.Strong, and c.HK, and her s.MK AA.

Who's your main?

Only if the Vita for the US had the variety of games that the JPN Vitas do, I'd re-buy it.

Vendillion Clique. All you need in Modern Ux deck to finish off someone.

Who are you and why do you have more posts than me?!?! TT_TT

*EDIT*

Whoops, now I remember. Derp.

What ever you chose, good luck with it.

I'm in the Air Force right now, but I do have quite the few friends that are in the Army. If you have any questions at all, especially about going through MEPS, Boot Camp, or just the Enlisted side in general, hit me up via PM.

Questions I have for you is :

What MOS are you trying to get? Infantry? Comm? Linguist?

What are your goals when you get in? Finish off College? Making this a career? Or just doing your 4-6 years, and be done with it?

From what it sounds like, you kinda ran into the same situation that I've gone through before joining.

Just a heads-up, there's a saying in the military :

"The military is not just another job, it's a life-style."

Military was a hard choice, but I don't regret it one bit. It built a lot for me that I've never thought I had in me, as well as making me see things in different lights.

Again, good luck for whatever you are going for.

I spend around $300 every paycheck for MtG... It's eats way too much of my money. :P

I'll be serving in Japan after my tour here in Korea is finished.

So this is the Country I'm defending right now.... Huh... *Leaves*

Mono-Black in Standard is good, but Mono-Blue tops more. To be honest though, Mono-Blue only tops more because almost everyone plays it.

If you are trying to go the Modern route, UR Delver is a thing. A really good deck IMO. Delver, Gitaxian Probe, Remand, Bolt, Snapcaster, Vendillion Clique, Cryptic, and the sorts.

If you want Legacy, URx is really good as well due to True-Name Nemesis and the rest of good UR cards in Legacy, as well as the Dual Swords, Batterskull, Jitte, and Sword of the Meek.

YGO to me looks broken. The rulings of it don't make sense at all. For example, IIRC there was a card that states :

Card A -"When you discard a card : Do X"

But, a few cards state, that :

Card B - "Put this card from your hand to the Graveyard : Do Y"

Card B doesn't doesn't even touch the field due to it's effect going straight to the Graveyard but, it did not trigger Card A's effect. I know it's wording, but you are still discarding a card. WTF.

There's a lot of rules regarding MtG, but they at least make sense once you get to know it, like the Stack. First spell played is the last spell that triggers.

It's fun for a nice novelty rail-gun for the PS3. Play-Asia is still selling it IIRC, and you can play it on any PS3 because the PS3 is not region locked.

TBH, it's a lot cheaper to buy singles of cards you need over trying to pull them from packs/boxes. I still do to sate my Standard and Modern hunger. Legacy on the other hand, needs to start building slowly.

User's quote in sig reminds me of this one quote :


"I fear no army or beast, but only the morning fog. Our assault can survive everything else."

The Pokemon TCG nowadays is still really fun.

My friend bought the Decks that won the Pokemon TCG World Tournaments for each league (Junior, Senior, Master), and I've got to say that they are a lot of fun playing.

Who said I don't? :D

Hearthstone though, is an interesting one, and I'd like to see the development and growth of this game.

RPGs based a lot of their in-game mechanics (Damage calculations, leveling up, in-game findings, random creature encounters) from table-top games like D&D and Pathfinder. Now they're just a lot more complicated in RPGs now to where they need programmers to ensure that the correct data is processed and accurately reflected in the game.

Strategy games base of a lot of stuff from the oldest table-top game known to man, Chess. Starcraft for example, is all about strategically managing your resources, like minerals and your army, just like how Chess is. You manage your pieces on the board and find ways to checkmate your opponent.

Try buying 4 Booster boxes on pay-check day so people can draft and have prizes for a Standard Tournament because there's no sanctioned drafts or FNMs where I'm at right now.

B-B-but table-top games is where the true games grew up from.

Been holding a consecutive 24-hour Magic : The Gathering session all of yesterday as well as just staying up because I didn't feel tired.