ok so imma be in bay area from about the 16th or so and stay maybe a week. here’s my thoughts for bkd garden:
since i believe ncr is 20th-21st (sat/sun), we can’t have bkd garden that weekend. but a less-than-20-man tourney should be completely doable on a weeknight. maybe friday night before ncr?
what we need:
1 HD PVR
1 TV/monitor
1 really good computer
2 headsets?
HD PVR is almost $200, and i’ll be willing to ‘borrow’ it from w-mart dot com (they don’t sell them in physical stores) for the tourney, then ‘give it back’ when we’re done – unless someone wants to keep it, in which case i’ll donate it for communal bkd use.
i’m assuming we’ll have a tv or monitor to play on.
we need someone with an awesome enough laptop with enough space to handle the video. any volunteers?
the last part i’m really not sure about… i think commentary is necessary to make it a complete project, but i dunno how to get two headsets into a computer without a mixer or something, and especially with hd video being recorded in the background. maybe we’ll have to record the commentary on a different computer. but that doesn’t solve the 2 headsets problem.
if things work out more or less, it’ll be really awesome for future bkd gatherings. who knows. or maybe it’ll turn out to be too much work. but it’s worth a shot.
BDK Garden would be awesome if you guys can pull it off.
Finals would be like LBaigo vs Bihndevu.
With “What It Do” Louieouieouie and “Tapatalk” Peter doing commentary.
Pull it off Sam. Pull it off.
By the way, Abel vs Cammy is a 0-10 matchup in Cammy’s favor. What the fuck do I do?
it made me realize just how important option selects are becoming in street fighter. given i actually didn’t learn 3s or any other fighter very deeply before, but it just seems like the input leniency in sf4 has created the possibility for almost programming your character to win.
sure, you can’t ever cover all options, but it seems like there are way more opportunities to do option selects now.
it also made me re-heed daigo’s opinion that you should commit yourself to a main to learn them inside out.
or maybe fighting games were always this deep and complicated and i’m just a virgin getting overwhelmed at just realizing the possibilities.
anyway… gonna go to training mode and try to xcopy the 10000 new things i saw in that vryu video now.
alex valle vs daigo (ryu mirror) at SCR was bar none the most technical and exciting match of SF4 that i’ve ever watched… those two put on a god damn “how to play street fighter” clinic. hella footsies
filipino champ is too good
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