DoublexEdge

Uhhh... well, memorizing all that frame stuff is too much. I guess I wont use those moves unless i have time.... thanks for answering my question anyway.

I was going through byrdos website and i still havent come across an answer to my eternal question. Does he do requests where i can just ask him to build me a stick and i pay him however much he charges without competition. When I go to the "joystickz" part all of them look amazing, but there is no price tag and it seems everytime he puts a new one up, it gets bought out the next day. =[ I think it's fine playing with a pad but after seeing all you guys' I want a stick myself. does it really make that much of a difference? because when i try to use analog on my PS2 controller, it is extremly hard, especially with moves like 623 punch or whatever. The only viable reason i can see to buying a pad is so i dont get whooped on at arcades. last year, i went to Fanime (I dont care, it was fun and I admit it, I like animes), and they had a game room with a bunch of arcade machines. Accent core was there and I tried playing but I couldnt adjust to the buttons and couldn't figure out where everything was before getting beaten badly. i wasted like 5$ and I still couldnt adjust to it. Then I just stopped playing. Plus the machine always had people on it, so I couldnt practice bymyself. So anyway, back to the question 2 paragraphs above, is a stick really worth it? Does it make you better? Isn't it just like using a PS2 analog?

For moves (In accent core) like when venom charges a ball and shoots it or when May uses her dolphins (Where you have to hold back then forward then the move how long do you need to hold it? In some videos I see people do the dolphin thing fast and consecutively but when I try it, it seems I have to hold back for a long time. Can anyone help me or give me tips? I hope that my question is understandable...