My Skills are unparalleled! The Akuma Guide(Need help with gameplay section)

[Karsticles]

just an observation: each of those assists, except for lariat, have faster start-up frames than tatsu. tatsu and lariat have the same start-up. not sure how pertinent this is to your list though.

Yup! I’m aware. Thank you, though.

[Brian_Kasugano]

I didnt notice anyone commenting about this, but… Do you guys know that Akuma’s Lv3 is 0 frame if the opponent is right in front of you?
Works just like any grab HC.

[Colonel-Gilgamesh]

I didnt notice anyone commenting about this, but… Do you guys know that Akuma’s Lv3 is 0 frame if the opponent is right in front of you?
Works just like any grab HC.

And it’s only a 5 frame startup too. But because of the way Demon is inputting it, doing a raw demon is nearly impossible and must be lead into, which, in turn, can be read and punished, as any Nemesis player will tell you…which I also am, so I’m telling you. It’s not fun.

[Brian_Kasugano]

And it’s only a 5 frame startup too. But because of the way Demon is inputting it, doing a raw demon is nearly impossible and must be lead into, which, in turn, can be read and punished, as any Nemesis player will tell you…which I also am, so I’m telling you. It’s not fun.

I was thinking more about an anti-wakeup rushdown/ mixup.
If they approach by the ground, they WILL get hit.

Also, you can DHC into Raging Demon, just like that She Hulk -> Thor DHC.

[Colonel-Gilgamesh]

But as far as defensive options, Akuma still has his DPs, both Hyper and regular. Cancel Regular into a Beam to keep it safe, DHC the hyper, and costs significantly less. If it were’t for Demon’s -> requirement I’d probably agree, since if that were the case it wouldn’t be crossed up where as DPs would, but such is not the case.

[Brian_Kasugano]

But as far as defensive options, Akuma still has his DPs, both Hyper and regular. Cancel Regular into a Beam to keep it safe, DHC the hyper, and costs significantly less. If it were’t for Demon’s -> requirement I’d probably agree, since if that were the case it wouldn’t be crossed up where as DPs would, but such is not the case.

Yes, you’re right.
I usually wakeup with a H Shory into HC, and that spends only one meter.
So the only scenario I can really think about using a Lv3 is as a punishing tool or as a frame trap, like the Shulk -> Thor DHC, but only usable if you’re going to kill your opponent with that.

I wish he could combo after his Lv3.

Btw, do you guys have videos of your Akuma in action?
Akuma is the newest character on my team (Chun-Li/ Ryu/ Akuma). I’ve been with the other 2 since day 1 on vanilla, but I added Akuma to the party in November, and I still feel like I have a lot to catch up…

[Colonel-Gilgamesh]

Yes, you’re right.
I usually wakeup with a H Shory into HC, and that spends only one meter.
So the only scenario I can really think about using a Lv3 is as a punishing tool or as a frame trap, like the Shulk -> Thor DHC, but only usable if you’re going to kill your opponent with that.

I wish he could combo after his Lv3.

Btw, do you guys have videos of your Akuma in action?
Akuma is the newest character on my team (Chun-Li/ Ryu/ Akuma). I’ve been with the other 2 since day 1 on vanilla, but I added Akuma to the party in November, and I still feel like I have a lot to catch up…

No, I’m afraid I am but a humble lab rat and have no recording equipment

Plus I suck. Hard.

I run Akuma on point anyways, so I may not be the best for comparison. The only thing I will say is I like using Demon Flip into Palm. A lot. Super good positioning and on the safer side of things depending on how it’s used.

[jak_d_ripr]

Well my akuma is like 7 shades of ass so you ain’t learning shit from me, but if one of these days I get some of my matches recorded ill be sure to post em here. In regards to the demon discussion, I definitely see where your coming from, but for me the risk always outweighs the reward, I mean Im spending 3 bars to potentially get 500k, if akuma could combo off it like Im always bitching bout, it woulda seemed like a better investment. But since all I get it 500k, maybe 600k if I hit the tk beam, I rarely ever consider it a worthwhile investment. Particularly since like gilgamesh said, akuma’s got the dp for defense which only costs him one bar and can actually catch an assist.

@KArsicles: Thanks a lot man thats a really helpful addition, ill add that as well, although Im not sure where to stick it. Im thinking ill add it to the assist section. Btw if anyone doesn’t like how I organized a certain section, or had ideas for how I could make it more aesthetically pleasing, just let a brother know.

[Tony_G]

Well anyway, I just finished the special move section, lets see if we can get a discussion going on those his specials. For example, his demon flip dive kick, other than otging do you guys use it for anything? Personally Im yet to find a use for it, I don’t even use it in combos anymore what with the new palm loops and stuff, so I literally only use it to combo off an air throw. But I see some potential in there, its a dive kick technically and this is a capcom game, they are rarely ever useless. I’ve been trying out a jump back :l: demon flip dive kick to see if I can catch unsuspecting opponents but since my akuma is my anchor this entire set-up takes too long as is far to easy to air throw. Especially considering he can just jump back :d: for a similar result.

You can mix up the demon flip kick on an incoming character. Super jump above before the opponent comes in, flip, and as soon as you see the P2 character bubble pop up launch the kick. Either one of three things will happen: A-The opponent will block the attack. B-The opponent will not block and be hit like normal or C-The opponent will be blocking forward and you will land behind them.

On block, this is unsafe move. Pairing it with a beam/lockdown assist (Doom Missles/Plasma Beam works wonders) allows for a retreat or another attempt.

[Brian_Kasugano]

There is no topic for resets, so Im gonna post this video here:

Check on 03:30

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Really easy to setup, you just need to predict if your opponent if going to recover back or forward. Its possible to create option selects too, since you’ll do an air Hadouken to the setup, so:

• After jS -> L Demon Flip -> H (Fireball)
• Backdash + assist
• Forward teleport
• If they recover forward, you’ll cross them up.
• If they recover back, you can teleport again, try an overhead, try a low hit, lock them down until the second hadouken reaches them and give you another shot (this is for my team; Ryu’s Hadouken) etc.

Any more ideas around this?
I have another one wich will make Akuma pass through the opponent with his dash. It’s really good.
I hope to get it recorded soon.

[Karsticles]

Cross-posting from the Dormammu forums since you folks might be interested in the results outside of Stalking Flare:
Alright, so one of the things I’ve always wanted in teammates for Dormammu is a safe cover against characters who have answers to Stalking Flare. If I do Stalking Flare and Ryu does Shinkuu Hadoken, Shadow Servant beats it clean and Stalking Flare still gets about 5 of its hits in. With Firebrand, I had Luminous Body. With Vergil, I had Devil Trigger.

What does Akuma have? Well, it turns out he has something better than any of those characters.

I sat down tonight and tested the Stalking Flare vs. Shinkuu Hadoken situation, followed by a DHC to Akuma. I assumed that DHCing to Messatsu-Gohado Ungyo would win or trade, so I tried that first. Surprisingly, Akuma lost that exchange, and I felt some despair.

Then I tried Messatsu-Gohado Agyo. Ready for weirdness? It trades with Shinkuu Hadoken. That’s right, the fireballs trade with the beam, but the beam loses to the beam. I don’t understand it myself, but that’s how it goes.

Then I tried Messatsu-Goshoryu just for fun, and that’s what really floored me. It’s old news that Messatsu-Goshoryu negates beams. What I didn’t know is that it doesn’t just negate beams that hit Akuma, but it actually destroys the beam itself. So, normally, if this exchange happens:
Stalking Flare, opponent Shinkuu Hadokens, I XFC for safety;
Dormammu will be safe, but Shinkuu Hadoken burns all but 4-5 hits of the Stalking Flare out, so it’s not a big win for me. It does maybe 50K damage.

However, when I DHC from Stalking Flare to Messatsu-Goshoryu, because the beam is negated, all 20 hits of Stalking Flare connect! It never interacts with the beam at all.

That’s not what the big deal is, though.

Stalking Flare keeps Ryu in hitstun long enough for Akuma to recover and perform a full combo on Ryu, and by full combo, I mean:
c.LMHS, sj.MMH, rdp.L~L, j.H, j.MMH, qcb.L, c.MHS, sj.MMH, qcb.L, qcf.AA, and then whatever depending on your screen position.

It all hits.

I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that this is Dormammu’s best DHC response to a beam from Stalking Flare. Even if your opponent decides to XFC to safety, then Akuma gets the blockstun from Stalking Flare for several mix-ups with c.L and his standing overhead.

So, me being me, you know what I have to do: I have to test it against everything. All tests were DHC attempts by Dormammu after the opponent’s cinematic screen appeared. If I say shoryu “wins”, I generally meant that Akuma gets a full combo out of the situation, but I wasn’t consistent on the word usage. If the beam wins, it often leads to a full combo because Stalking Flare picks the opponent up for an air juggle, which gives Akuma just enough time to wavedash, superjump, and rdp.L~L into a ground bounce.

Ice Storm - no DHC possible post-screen, pre-screen Akuma wins with beam or shoryu.
Elemental Rage - Akuma wins with beam or shoryu.
Okami Shuffle - Akuma loses with beam or shoryu; fireballs trade, and trade in his favor.
Hyper Sentinel Force - Akuma beam and shoryu lose, fireballs win big time.
Proton Cannon - Akuma beam loses (but you get a TvC style fireball war), fireballs trade, shoryu wins
Magnetic Shockwave - Beam and fireballs trade, shoryu wins if you delay it, and Akuma still gets a full combo
Spell of Vishanti - I’m sure Akuma beats this with the shoryu, but it’s not reasonable to beat on reaction; you could bait it, though
For the Princess - not even the Shun Goku Satsu beats this stuff - so good!
Grenade Launcher - negates the beam, but not the flare (weird); negates the flare, but not the fireballs (second grenade hits Akuma), grenades rock the shoryu
Round Harvest - beam wins and leads to happy things, fireballs win, shoryu wins but might not lead to a combo
Maximum Voltage - Akuma always wins
Genmu Zero - beam and fireballs lose, shoryu loses unless you DHC right as the beam will hit; Zero still recovers faster I think
Desperado - shoryu wins, beam gets Akuma hit but saves flare, fireballs win
Phoenix Rage - shoryu and beam win, fireballs lose but save flare
Gamma Tsunami - beam wins, fireballs lose, shoryu wins with timing
Gamma Crush - beam and fireballs lose (duh), shoryu wins because you go under Hulk and recover in time for a full combo from Stalking Flare
Nova’s beam - beam and fireballs lose, shoryu wins
Human Rocket - beam and fireballs lose (duh), shoryu wins in a clash if you time it right, but it’s iffy since Nova can direct his hyper
Rock n’ Roll - beam wins, fireball and shoryu lose
Hyper Psionic Blaster - beam wins, fireball…Akuma gets hit and recovers, beam no longer hurts him, giving him a full combo; Stalking Flare gets destroyed, shoryu wins
Hyper Mystic Ray - beam wins, fireball trades, shoryu wins
Hyper Mystic Smash - beam wins, fireball loses, shoryu does very little
Gimlet - beam, fireball, and shoryu win

I didn’t test anything that already loses substantially to Stalking Flare, and I didn’t test anything not projectile-based, since things like Bionic Arm and Hyper Charging Star will clearly lose to the shoryu’s invincibility.

Basically, it looks like Akuma might be the best DHC Dormammu has to save his butt from a bad Stalking Flare, which also makes him the best bait DHC, meaning he lets Dormammu use Stalking Flare against nearly every opponent that he previously had to be careful about its usage against. Naturally, with my team structure, this is like Christmas.

[Karsticles]

@Karsticles: You’ll also lose mad to Weapon X Prime if you react after the Flash. Fireballs each have about 5 High Projectile Hitpoints each, so 1 Fireball is usually more powerful than most beams, which boast 1 High Priority Projectile over X number of frames. Similarly, the Fireballs come out fast and cover all of Akuma’s front side of his body, so yeah, I can see why that’d beat most other things. Grenade Hyper also negates Beams.

Surely the shoryu rocks Weapon X Prime, though.

[Karsticles]

Update:
I did forget to test Chaotic Flame, but results were as expected when I did. Fireball trades, beam loses, shoryu wins.

I also had another thought:
Stalking Flare is ineffective against teleporters because they get an easy punish during Dormammu’s long recovery time. What if I beamed them on reaction? Then I looked at Akuma’s hyper inputs, and realized he has no QCB or RDP hyper, which means I don’t even have to use my brain!

Anything time a beam worked, I think the fireball also worked. Shoryu never works because it’s too slow.

Test results:
Vergil Trick Down - Punishable
Dante Air Trick - Not Punishable (fuck you Dante)
Strider Teleport - Not Punishable (too high for Akuma’s hyper to hit)
Phoenix’s Teleport - Punishable
Deadpool’s Teleport - Not Punishable
Dr. Strange’s Teleport - Punishable if Dr. Strange has no meter, since he can cancel into his anti-beam hyper otherwise
Rocket Raccoon - Punishable
Dormammu - Punishable (beam only)

Not bad!

Weapon X Prime has 60 or so frames of invincibility. It blows through everything that isn’t For the Princess.

EDIT: SHoryu actually doesn’t have a terribly large amount of Invincibility after the flash, only about 5 frames, much like Bionic Arm. It only has a reputation for being highly invincible because A) It’s invincible all the way until the first Shoryu punch is thrown(Or so). This means it has a tendancy to outlast the post flash invincibility frames of the opponent. B) It’s Beam nullification makes people look at it and go ‘Wow, it blew through Hailstorm? That thing has some invincibility on it’

DOUBLE EDIT: Emergency Combination(C.Viper’s ‘See you later’ move) will blow through all projectiles, including the ball and Akuma’s Hypers. It also has far more invincibility. TK Hard Drive will rip through everything as well, as we know. Any of Phoenix Wright’s regular Hypers will trade: PW is invulnerable during the Order in the Court Hyper, which will nullify the ball in the process. The Invul lasts the entire time PW is spinning. It will beat Beam/Fire, and while Shoryu will have destroyed the Mallet, Stalking Flare will be gone and they both recover at about the same time. Maya Hyper completely impossible to stop, so it often trades, with PW getting hit by the ball and whatnot, but Dorm or Akuma will get hit regardless of what they do. Ghost Rider’s Spirit of Vengeance(Bike) is stuffed to the gills with Hyper Armor, so it will blow through any DHC Akuma churns out, though it will not get rid of the Stalking Flare, so he’ll have to block on recovery

I’ll go through them:
Weapon X Prime: beam, shoryu, and fireball all lose, but it’s not a good trade for X-23 because Stalking Flare doesn’t get nullified. Akuma recovers in time to perform a mix-up on X-23 through f.M or c.L.
Emergency Combination: beam loses, shoryu trades, fireballs win
Hard Drive: same as weapon X prime; I’m fine if a Sentinel player wants to burn a bar give me a 50/50 mix-up along with my chip damage.
Order of the Court: It only nullifies the flare if it’s close to Wright, and Dormammu can then follow up with Flame Carpet + Tatsu OTG into a full combo; not smart
M-Maya?!: Beam and fireball trade favorably at mid-screen, shoryu loses; Maya doesn’t even reach Dormammu at full-screen
Spirit of Vengeance: beam, fireball, and shoryu all “lose”, but for the beam and fireball, it comes at the cost of 70% of Ghost Rider’s health - generally not advisable

Seems good overall to me.

[Karsticles]

Not as good as a tag into Dante, or any of the MvC3 Powerup Hypers. Unless they react to being Beamed in the face and tag after the animation, They can guard or do whatever after the flash, and they don’t have to play ‘chase the queen’ like Akuma does. It’s nice that Akuma does well-ish vs everything, but I wouldn’t call it ideal.

Dante has the edge on Weapon X Prime, Emergency Combination, and Spirit of Vengeance, but none of the others. Spirit of Vengeance doesn’t even matter because Stalking Flare against Ghost Rider is always suicide (dash, s.H beats it). So you have two combinations that Dante is better for, neither of which are really threatening, but Akuma can beat EVERY SINGLE BEAM IN THE GAME, which Dante can’t do crap about. I think it’s pretty clear that Akuma has the better safe DHC options for Stalking Flare, and if you want to argue otherwise, write a more explanatory post. I’m not even sure that there is a better option than Akuma DHCs, because no one nullifies beams into full combos like he does.

[thrilla]

Tatsu in the air gives enough time to do something while they roll, so there may be something there

after the soft knockdown from tatsu, you can dash + assist, then cancel your dash into forward teleport. if you canceled your dash with forward teleport at the right time, it will track your opponents tech roll. so, if you expect your opponent to roll backwards(away from you), but instead techs forward and rolls behind you, the teleport will auto-correct itself and cross-up anyway. the hard part is knowing when to cancel your dash and start the input for the teleport, since it’s spacing and character size dependent; you want the teleport to cross up both front and back rolls for the same input.

[Karsticles]

Dante doesn’t have to risk anything. He goes Devil Trigger and blocks/Teleports. The Stalking Flare eats through more than enough punishes, such as Shinku Hadoken, Messatsu GoHadoken, Legion Arrow, Voltage. All Dante has to do is block a little. And even then, if they try to do anything on reaction to your animation for Stalking Flare, you DHC and you come out faster than they will in most instances.

You’re not understanding.

Shinkuu Hadoken eats through all but 4 hits of Stalking Flare, and Dante gets to do NOTHING off of it.

Akuma lets all 20 hits of Stalking Flare hit, and he gets a FULL COMBO from it.

Legion Arrows doesn’t beat Stalking Flare in the first place, and neither does Maximum Voltage. I tested it for fun.

If you are understanding, show it in your posts.

[Karsticles]

You like the Akuma DHC because Akuma has options to deal with nearly every punishing move that might be thrown towards Dormammu. Furthermore, you enjoy that you get a full combo in certain instances. But it’s a variable based on the opponent. Something that shouldn’t really be done unless it has to be. Some characters give you a full combo every time. Some will never win. Some trade. What I’m saying is that this variable is what I have issue with and why Dante, or in your case Firebrand, is better. Rather than having a medium amount of risk with a variable reward, you swap it for a low risk situation with an even higher reward: A full and universal momentum shift in your favor. Akuma’s rewards damage wise is directly proportional to the amount of momentum he gains, ranging to a trade to a full momentum shift. If Firebrand gets tagged to before your opponent has time to react to the Stalking Flare Flash, he has the chance to block anything they may throw at him. Which means that they essentially are given a tiny window to attack you before Stalking Flare gets them. So, rather than having medium risk, variable reward, you have low risk and very high reward: Free Stalking Flare pressure(In the case of Firebrand, a free unblockable setup), which leads to a 100% guaranteed shift in momentum in your favor. Akuma too gets a momentum shift in your favor whenever he attacks, which is why he isn’t BAD, just not optimal.

What I’m saying is that you clearly do not know shit about Dormammu, and I know the result between every single hyper in this game and Stalking Flare at various screen distances because I’ve taken the time to test them myself. Dante is far, far less flexible than Akuma as the DHC agent.

You also clearly do not know Firebrand’s frame data, because Luminous Body is not Devil Trigger. Luminous Body is 9+11, Devil Trigger is 4+0 with 4 frames of recovery. Very, very rarely will Luminous Body save Dormammu from anything. Devil Trigger also has 4 frames of recovery, so you cannot DHC at Ryu’s cinematic screen safely (Dante will get hit), while Akuma can.

You also clearly do not know Stalking Flare’s frame data, because it’s not possible to DHC Firebrand in before the “flash”, or even the cinematic screen. Stalking Flare takes 4 frames post-cinematic screen to release the flare. It’s not even possible to DHC Firebrand in before my opponent has a chance to react, it’s pure nonsense.

While I think my response to your first paragraph is enough to show that you simply do not know enough about any of these characters to be arguing with me, I’ll respond to the rest of your post regardless. I am going to continue to use Dante as an example because his frame data can actually save Dormammu in some instances, while Firebrand rarely will. Stalking Flare to Luminous Body is only valuable as a setup.

Let us say that Dormammu has just popped out a Flare and is sitting full screen from…lets say a Doctor Strange. Strange now has a few options available to him. He could teleport to attack the DHC, Counter the Flare, or Spell of Vishanti. Now we have two different instances, one with Akuma DHC and one with Firebrand. If you tag into Firebrand before Strange does ANYTHING, then there is nothing Strange can do that you can not prepare accordingly and punish: he teleports, he loses to Flare + he’s right next to a now free Firebrand. If he uses Spell, Firebrand Blocks is, Stalking Flare hits, and the momentum shifts to max in your favor(Or neutral, depending on recovery time of Firebrand). Doing 7 Rings means that he will deal with the Flare, but now there is a Firebrand attacking him and he’s in a vulnerable state.

Countering the flare doesn’t work - Dormammu recovers before the flare gets to Dr. Strange, so I can just teleport behind him and have myself a good time. Moreover, there is almost never a time when Dormammu can even get Stalking Flare out against Dr. Strange, since SoV is so fast. He has to block a Dark Hole, and I have to cancel Dark Hole within the first few active frames to win. Even more to the point, Dormammu players don’t use Stalking Flare against Dr. Strange. With Akuma, Firebrand, or Dante on my team, I would only ever use Stalking Flare if Dr. Strange had no meter at his disposal, and then it wouldn’t matter who my second character is.

If I DHC to Luminous Body before Dr. Strange does anything, then we’re not talking about covering an unsafe Stalking Flare, we’re talking about a general offense, which is not the goal here. It’s completely off-topic.

Then, we have Akuma vs Strange. Beam and Fireball are out as a ‘Do it before Strange can even react’ option because Strange can just use his counter on reaction, and Shoryu loses because Strange can usually just wait it out and get some hurting on Akuma later. So now Akuma is benched until Strange makes his move and you can counter it. He does counter, you can Shoryu through him. He does teleport, you use Shoryu and keep him pinned down(Though I think he can still Vishanti your face if poorly timed). He does Vishanti, you both trade, Akuma gets Vishanti’d and he gets Flared. Still, it sounds like Akuma comes out even again, right?

Wrong. You see, there are still options available to Strange. He could tag into another person and attack you with him. You would do the same, but he would have the last DHC available since you started from Dorm, so it’s feasible you would lose depending on setup of enemy team. He could X-Factor during his more vulnerable moments to keep himself safe. He could team THC and overwhelm all of Akuma’s DHCS and you’d have to counter with your own X-Factor to stay safe. Meanwhile, if Strange tries these on Firebrand, he doesn’t have to DHC again to combat it, he doesn’t have to take that THC to the face, and he doesn’t have to counter X-Factor to stay safe. He can just block.

Given my previous response, none of this seems like it needs a response. The Dr. Strange example is a red herring, because Spell of Vishanti is almost always going to rock Stalking Flare, and no DHC will make Stalking Flare safe against him unless he has no meter or the player fell asleep. You can’t even DHC in response to Spell of Vishanti’s cinematic screen, and the chances of reacting within a sixth of a second reliably is unlikely (and you still wouldn’t be safe with the DHC with Dante or Firebrand).

So, final notes of this wall of text: I like all the stuff you found regarding Akuma DHCs, but it’s just a game of ‘My stuff can beat your stuff’ and in a game with as many ways to cancel moves into other moves or actions it’s just not good practice to dedicate yourself to something when you don’t have to and still get a pretty good result.

Also, to prove I am contributing to this thread’s main goal, feel free to point out that Akuma builds a lot from keeping the opponent pinned and subjecting him to various delayed toetaps to bait Advancing Guard and open up opponents.

The team I’m running is Dormammu/Akuma/Morrigan. My entire game is centered around punishing with Chaotic Flame and finding time to use Stalking Flare. The “my stuff can beat your stuff” is the most important thing for my team. I stress that I have tested and recorded every single hyper’s interactions with Stalking Flare. I have played thousands of matches with this playstyle, so I know exactly what Stalking Flare has to contend with and when. I have used several teams with this style, and of those teams, Akuma’s dominance as a DHC response is simply without contest in comparison to Dante and Firebrand.

[thrilla]

Then, we have Akuma vs Strange. Beam and Fireball are out as a ‘Do it before Strange can even react’ option because Strange can just use his counter on reaction, and Shoryu loses because Strange can usually just wait it out and get some hurting on Akuma later. So now Akuma is benched until Strange makes his move and you can counter it. He does counter, you can Shoryu through him.

for some reason, akuma’s shoryu hyper doesn’t nullify the beam that strange’s counter hyper produces.

Also, to prove I am contributing to this thread’s main goal, feel free to point out that Akuma builds a lot from keeping the opponent pinned and subjecting him to various delayed toetaps to bait Advancing Guard and open up opponents.

hmm…that’s a strange thing to say. this isn’t a very good example of what you’ve contributed to this thread thus far, at all. every single character can bait a push block by delaying their block string, even those without rapid fire L normals, and i think only 15 characters don’t have those anyway.all i’m saying is that i wouldn’t submit the above quote as proof of your contribution, especially when keeping your other posts in mind.

[Karsticles]

Well, since you PMed me to confess that you’ve been trolling this whole time, I feel I only need to respond with:
Fuck off idiot.

http://imgur.com/eOI9T

[jak_d_ripr]

Well that escalated quickly…