What do you want me to say? You were nothing before you spent months in Japan, then all of a sudden you’re the best because you memorized their play? It’s true. I’m not even trying to help anymore. Why do you think none of the top players post here except if they’re going to advertise a big tournament? It’s because they know these scrubs don’t want to/won’t learn. They don’t listen. They want everything spoon fed to them with a brand labeled across the jar. That’s why I’m sharing my ideas with nica, so he can hopefully make something worthwhile for the community instead of acting as a spokesperson for a community that doesn’t even give a shit about it’s overseas player base.
Frankly, you and I were on even keel when we first met, (06-07?) and I respected that. I never saw you as better than me or even as one of the top players. I saw you as a Urien player that looked only to land his unblockables. Stay away build meter and then retry unblockable set ups.
You had Urien before all this Chun Li nonsense, unblockables and head butt was your thing. You were cruise with an offline parry. I’m not saying you suck but you didn’t do it all yourself, it was teachers that made you good. I have never had a single teacher, just players whose style/mindgames/technique I admired. Never imitated. Everyone here that you are lording over has had to do it themselves. When you weren’t in Japan you were in SD but still drove up to random TOP players’ houses to play. When you went up north, you would play with Rom. Then you came back down and your friend had a cab. You played every day. You played with good players every day. You played with Pyro and them every other weekend because they were willing to drive down and play on your cab. You’ve always had good teachers. I only got to play top players on random fridays for about two years and between fridays within that time span I would have to play a friend of mine that didn’t give a shit about the game. What kind of an environment is that for learning? I don’t think you’d understand.
As for talking the way I do, I talk to scrubs like they’re scrubs. I wouldn’t assume to be able to tell you how to play your game because I don’t even see that you’re thinking. I see you are matching situations(I guess that’s thinking) because I have seen the Japanese players do some of that stuff, step by step by step by step by step. I don’t talk like I know what’s going on in Kuroda’s head. I don’t talk like I know what’s going on in any Japanese player’s heads. I can see what they’re doing and I can deduce a reason for why they decided to do that. I can’t say I’d know why they chose their first move, but I can explain the rest.
Anyway, you’re just going to respond with another casual wave of the hand like you always do “I’m the bess don’t need to prove nothing to you, I proved it with retrys til 10th Dan” kind of attitude and that’s fine. Enjoy your time in Japan but until I actually see you place in a tournament by yourself, I’ll hold off on calling you anything but just another regular player like me.
Also, don’t use Chun. Saying she’s not completely broken is a cop out. Kuroda beating Nuki Chun with Oro isn’t a testament to your skill nor does it debunk the idea that Chun is broken, it just shows how good Kuroda is. Isn’t it strange that you didn’t really win much with Urien but suddenly you pick this character that has everything going for her and you start winning? It’s not difficult. I’m almost certain she has a “perfect routine” that one wouldn’t be able to beat unless they pulled her out of it.
