@Voltan Have you had a go as Bridget yet? Fun character. I'm 7 hours away from the 300 mark and almost at 2000 wins with Axl. Definitely find myself lasting longer on the 10th floor, thanks to your tips.
@MightyDemon82 I did get the DLC but Iām a rushdown ape in these games so Iām not sure Iād ever learn any cool yo-yo setups and such
Seems interesting though and I already saw some players do some cool stuff
@Voltan Haha I've been looking at matchups of Axl Vs Chipp to try and improve my game, what really irks me though about this game, are players who spam the same move. Bandit Bringer, Mega Fist and Ky's overhead kick are the the ones that make me want to throw my pad š
@MightyDemon82 Kyās āoverhead kickā is not actually overhead, although I suppose itās in some cases easier to punish if you block high
If they use it all the time, counter it with 6p. Theyāll learn not to do it the hard way.
Over the last year, what the longest time period youāve gone without turning on one of your gaming systems?
When I turned on my PS5 tonight, I just realized it had been over two weeks for me, and I donāt think itās been much longer than 2-3 weeks of dormancy for me this past couple years. I donāt think Iāve gone a full month in a while. When life is busy, it might be just gaming once every two weeks for a while, but usually I get a smidgen of gaming every 2-3 weeks at least. When life is good, it will be 3-4 days per week.
@Th3solution Hardly ever. Can't remember the last time I went on a typical vacation, and even when I visit my folks for a few days I can log into my profile on my Dad's PS4. I may have the odd day when I don't feel like gaming, usually when I'm hungover, but I haven't felt that rough in yonks.
@JohnnyShoulder Vacation and travel are definitely the times when I will take the most extended gaming breaks. I used to take my Vita if I traveled and still get some time in, but lately I just canāt feel compelled to do that. When I have a āstaycationā and take time away from working but donāt leave town, the gaming really ramps up.
@LN78 I totally get it. Gaming is often quite therapeutic, in that āI had a bad day and now I want to escape and just blow things up in a virtual settingā kind of way. But for me during the most intense stress, like when Iāve lost loved ones or have sick family or friends, I disengage with gaming altogether.
@ThereThere The pandemic definitely changed many aspects of life, and video gaming really received a boon from it all. Strangely enough, when I scan my game and trophy list, I played more games in 2018 than I did in 2019 or in 2020. Thereās been a very slight decline in number of games played over the last 4 years. Weird. I didnāt expect that.
āWe cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.ā
Just upgraded my phone and for the first time ever Iāve gone I-phone over android. Ordered one of those PlayStation themed Backboneās too, so Iām looking forward to trying out the remote play.
@colonelkilgore I'm curious how you find the Apple experience. Which model did you get? I've been using iPhones since the 4S (getting a new one every ~3 years) and I wouldn't go back to Android (although tbh the newer versions of the system seen better than they were when I switched).
The Apple devices shine especially when you have multiple (like a phone + a Mac + a HomePod or AppleTV or whatever), it's pretty amazing how seamlessly they work together with pretty much zero setup.
@kyleforrester87 There were Transformers stamps? That's kinda awesome
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