What's the current status of Skullgirls on 360?

[Ignus]

[XthAtGAm3RGuYX]

Patch is out, all you 360 players no longer have any excuses not to show up at events.

We can still use it for another month or so at the maximum. We have a lot of adjusting and catching up to do first.

Also you PlayStation peoples can finally quit bitching about us delaying your new color palettes

[d3v]

Patch is out, all you 360 players no longer have any excuses not to show up at events.

We can still use it for another month or so at the maximum. We have a lot of adjusting and catching up to do first.

Still no excuse. What better way to get better than to actually go to tournaments.

[SolidSonicTH]

Patch is out, all you 360 players no longer have any excuses not to show up at events.

We can still use it for another month or so at the maximum. We have a lot of adjusting and catching up to do first.

Still no excuse. What better way to get better than to actually go to tournaments.

You know, I’ve said the same thing to some people I know in real life and they shot me down. Tourneys ain’t the place to learn the game, it’s where you show what you’ve got.

[Blacksonic21]

Patch is out, all you 360 players no longer have any excuses not to show up at events.

We can still use it for another month or so at the maximum. We have a lot of adjusting and catching up to do first.

Still no excuse. What better way to get better than to actually go to tournaments.

You know, I’ve said the same thing to some people I know in real life and they shot me down. Tourneys ain’t the place to learn the game, it’s where you show what you’ve got.

Not true if you play hella casuals while you’re there.

[AsteriskBlue]

You know, I’ve said the same thing to some people I know in real life and they shot me down. Tourneys ain’t the place to learn the game, it’s where you show what you’ve got.

I don’t know if you’re saying you think this or your friends do but…
The brackets aren’t the only things that happen at tournaments. Tournaments venues are have tons of casual games going on so they’re a great place to go to see how people from different areas play and to get some pointers and practice. This is also great because if you lose early on it means there are still things to do while your there than rather just go home immediately.

[d3v]

Patch is out, all you 360 players no longer have any excuses not to show up at events.

We can still use it for another month or so at the maximum. We have a lot of adjusting and catching up to do first.

Still no excuse. What better way to get better than to actually go to tournaments.

You know, I’ve said the same thing to some people I know in real life and they shot me down. Tourneys ain’t the place to learn the game, it’s where you show what you’ve got.

To quote from @DaRabidDuckie 's post on SH.

I suck too. I know how much it sucks. Showing up to tournaments is the fastest and most reliable way to get better at a game, though. You just show up, get your ass kicked, and get better at a game just from seeing first-hand what other people do. That line from the Matrix about not knowing a person until you fight them? It’s totally true. There’s something amazing about actually being there that you’ll never get from watching a stream.

Going to tournaments also has an unexpected side effect: It gets you seriously on fire for the game, and makes you so hungry that you’re wanting to play it all the time just so you win more.

In short, you shouldn’t be avoiding tournaments because you suck, you should be running TO them because you want to get better!

[GodotsRevenge]

Tournaments only teach you things after you’ve already learned, if that makes sense. It’s like going college before high school.

[MissionSchabernack]

Tournaments only teach you things after you’ve already learned, if that makes sense. It’s like going college before high school.

Have to agree here, I have the xbox patch, and I planned to get into skullgirls, but didnt touched it since then. Because I know I cant just go online and play people like in SF2, it doesnt make sense, I have to “waste” a basic amount of time in training mode learning the combos, its a combo game, you cant just pick it up and play people, you will not get better like that.

[SolidSonicTH]

You know, I’ve said the same thing to some people I know in real life and they shot me down. Tourneys ain’t the place to learn the game, it’s where you show what you’ve got.

I don’t know if you’re saying you think this or your friends do but…
The brackets aren’t the only things that happen at tournaments. Tournaments venues are have tons of casual games going on so they’re a great place to go to see how people from different areas play and to get some pointers and practice. This is also great because if you lose early on it means there are still things to do while your there than rather just go home immediately.

I should have put the last part of my post in quotes. That’s more or less what was said to me.

I do remember having a short session with someone at Tekken 6 at last year’s CEO where he explained how I could get better. But that was unexpected. Usually people seem to be too busy to actually…“get into the game” more than simply play it.