Saphri

come on psn and get murdered by me, i will enjoy it; i will show you what you and your new england crew amount to.

try coming to the dustloop matchmaking chat room on psn and asking for someone in your region

if you have "wasted" money and time in your life in your life it is your own doing. the game is not at fault for your mistakes, you are. take responsibility for your actions; if you are miserable while playing this game, then quit. it's pathetic how you just spend your time scraping at the bottom of the barrel hoping for any low form of attention you can get. such a marginal existence.

those guys are a bunch of moronic criminals anyway, lets not lower ourselves by wasting thoughts on that cesspool of a community.

i dont watch streams as a habit, but when you mentioned your stream to me for some reason in psn chat and then took a while to respond to my messages when you left me with no notice after three games, i found your stream and i heard you say something like "why do good players try to play with bad players? why dont the good players just leave the bad players alone?" thats not the sort of attitude that would come from someone who wants to improve. i feel that you just wasted my time and attention however briefly...

after playing you i have this to say, my initial impressions of you arent good, if you actually care about improving in this game, and not just being an attention seeking failure, stop talking about your stream and play with some good players, if you dont make an effort to actually play good players instead of avoiding them, and instead of learning, just whining on the forums, ill know that you are a fake.

fun games tonight vs the legendary drew loken

im not sure what you are asking for your first question, but it sounds like you need to develop a strategy which is what i was mentioning before, set simple goals and try to accomplish them in matches. the process required to improve isnt fun, unless you are a masochist, because improving entails getting your ass kicked over and over countless times to experience marginal improvement, it also requires lots of time spent grinding out combos or specific set ups for various match ups. there is no guarantee that you will eventually be at a level which you will satisfied with, so if your standards for satisfaction are really high and you dont reach them, and you arent a masochist, there really is no reason that i can see for putting yourself through the pain in the first place. however, if you are the sort of person who enjoys that marginal improvement, of being able to do one more thing better than last week or if just the process of learning itself to you is rewarding, then there is a point to it all. and if by rare chance you do reach the standards that you set for yourself at the start, the whole process itself could be viewed as worth it from the gratification of knowing that you succeeded.

theres nothing wrong with your mentality unless you want to improve, if you want to improve, you have to accept that the process will not be fun, also your goal in a game typically shouldnt be, i need to get off this super, unless that super has some tactical value, which could be the case, a goal should have some strategic worth, it should be like, i know the enemy wants to do "A" to me or force me to a location using "B" attack to eventually do "A" to me, i want to do "C" to him, "C" could be something that improves your position, like flooring the enemy, making him guard something advantageous to you, and/ or countering his potential "A" attack, for example. words like pressure are meaningless, dont use them, they are vague and carry little or no value, get used to thinking about specifics, dont think vague terms like pressure or rushdown, instead say like, corner trap using "X" projectile and/or attack chain vs "Y" character, or be even more specific than that, the more details the better and therefore the more you can visualize it and understand solutions or possibilities. that is the worst to deal with, the only advice i can give is to try your best to force awareness somehow, i dont know of any guaranteed solution to that problem. i have known some players that have mitigated the problem, by brute force spamming games against good players that punish their bad play, i think its worse for you if you play people who let you get away with it tbh, but there were some players i knew who never could break out of it, and those who couldnt really never went far.

typically when i run into bad players, they tend to fall into two categories; this is provided that they have trained and have appropriate match up experience time put in. the first are players who over-complicate their strategy, all strategy should be simple, should revolve around a simplistic goal and where possible reduced to simple steps and means so that you may complete them in an actual game. when you play an actual match, most of what is going on in your mind isnt conscious, you dont dialogue it out with yourself (or if you do, you shouldnt rather). your subconscious isnt going to deal with an abstract goal, your goals should be simple, your methods may be abstract, what you want to achieve in any moment or overall shouldnt be, it should be specific and SIMPLE. The 2nd sort of player may have an understanding of the game and have processed their goals into simple digestible bits, but when they get into an actual game their subconscious falls into this reflex mechanism of abstraction, like they dont know who they are, what game they are playing, and just become momentary and reactionary without any concept of a goal. The problem with the first player may be resolved with proper introspection, the problem with the 2nd player may be or may not be, depending on how much of their function is lost and how strong their response is.

i can tell you if you have any potential, play me, im on psn, i will be honest.

perhaps i can teach you to master the art of laziness, catch you later

well he musnt be that good if ive never heard of him before, sis.

ill pass on lag, and i was asking for good players...

is anyone here actually good at this game? if so, play me before i quit out of boredom.