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Ciel's Tech Support / Re: MBCaster randomly decides to fail.
« on: August 06, 2010, 02:12:26 PM »
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Ciel's Tech Support / MBCaster randomly decides to fail.
« on: August 05, 2010, 07:27:17 PM »
I've played on it countless times, but a few days ago it, it refuses to work. I've reinstalled it and have done a system restore, but no luck. It either times out, or it says the UDP 7500 is bad. I have opened this port up but still no success.
Anyone have any ideas on why this is happening, and how I can fix it?
Anyone have any ideas on why this is happening, and how I can fix it?
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NetPlay Community / Re: Beginners?
« on: August 03, 2010, 06:44:26 PM »
I'd love to join. At the moment, I'm trying to figure out what's wrong with my MBCaster. It should be resolved soon though. I'll be on a lot, so don't hesitate to message me 
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NetPlay Community / Re: Hamachi Server Listing
« on: July 26, 2010, 08:46:26 AM »
I joined melty team 1. I tried joining all the others for the past few pages, and it's hard to believe they've all filled up. I don't think it's all different people joining the new servers, It's probably the same people, which makes it harder for others to find servers to join. If you have a good amount of servers on your list, then please leave one so that someone else may join.
Thanks
*Edit*
Thanks for the invite guys, now I have too many servers XD
Thanks
*Edit*
Thanks for the invite guys, now I have too many servers XD
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Kohaku's Magical Garage / Re: MBAA Universal Option Selects
« on: July 14, 2010, 03:29:38 PM »
I appreciate the writeup.
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Kohaku's Magical Garage / Re: Whiffed 2/5A Shield, EX, & Normal Move Canceling
« on: July 14, 2010, 03:18:47 PM »
Thanks.
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NetPlay Community / Re: Willing to Practice?
« on: July 12, 2010, 07:34:59 PM »
Yeah, I'm from Rochester NY. I'm transferring to Buffalo next semester and hear there's a Melty scene up there, which is great. I just wanted some people to play MBCaster with. I'll check the tournament section out as well to find more people.
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NetPlay Community / Willing to Practice?
« on: July 11, 2010, 12:17:30 PM »
Hey, I've just joined the Melty Blood community and plan on getting into this game competitively. Since I'm new to this game, I've been reading and watching a good amount to learn as much as I can to familiarize myself. Until I can gather the things I need in order to play MB:AA, I'm going to learn as much as I can from MB:AC.
But I'm going to need players to practice with and apply the things I learn, as well as people that can point out my mistakes, offer advice, give tips, and critique my gameplay along the way.
AIM: chhipz, or PM me so we can set something up.
Any and all help is very much appreciated.
But I'm going to need players to practice with and apply the things I learn, as well as people that can point out my mistakes, offer advice, give tips, and critique my gameplay along the way.
AIM: chhipz, or PM me so we can set something up.
Any and all help is very much appreciated.
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Akiha's Tea Room / Re: Introductory Thread (Take off your shoes, please)
« on: July 11, 2010, 12:00:21 PM »
Yo! Chhipz here. Live in Rochester, NY but am moving to Buffalo next semester for College. There's a Melty scene up there and I plan on pouring in all my free time into learning this game competitively. I've just started out and have yet to gather all the MB:AA materials, so I'm playing MB:AC, reading strats, watching gameplay, and just familiarizing myself with this franchise in general. I can't wait to get started!
I'm a Sion/Arcueid fan from the Tsukihime/ Melty Blood manga, and that's transitioning over as my character choices for the game.
My Background: I played Melee competitively for 2 years, then decided to switch because I couldn't find any locals to practice with (other than a few tournaments). I was above average at this game, but I could never find players that would help me elevate my game to the next level. I literally only practiced against computers.
Funny story is, I met a guy who still played Melee not too long ago and we decided to have a match. I haven't played Melee in many years, and was expecting our encounter to be more of a learning experience for me. After all, he'd been practicing all this time, with a group that also played competitively. It turns out, I ended up winning the vast majority of our matches, and continued to do so consistently throughout that semester. It just goes to show you,
Anyways, after Melee I decided to get into Halo competitively, as a lot of my friends played it. This went on up until recently (approx. 3-4 years). I became really good at it, and won several locals, dominated on LAN, but unfortunately I was never able to find solid, dedicated, selfless teammates despite 17-18 months of searching. Another unfortunate situation where I couldn't elevate my game to a higher calibur. After a ton of research and thinking, I'm back to the fighting genre with desire to prove myself. Look out for me in the future
I'm a Sion/Arcueid fan from the Tsukihime/ Melty Blood manga, and that's transitioning over as my character choices for the game.
My Background: I played Melee competitively for 2 years, then decided to switch because I couldn't find any locals to practice with (other than a few tournaments). I was above average at this game, but I could never find players that would help me elevate my game to the next level. I literally only practiced against computers.
Funny story is, I met a guy who still played Melee not too long ago and we decided to have a match. I haven't played Melee in many years, and was expecting our encounter to be more of a learning experience for me. After all, he'd been practicing all this time, with a group that also played competitively. It turns out, I ended up winning the vast majority of our matches, and continued to do so consistently throughout that semester. It just goes to show you,
Anyways, after Melee I decided to get into Halo competitively, as a lot of my friends played it. This went on up until recently (approx. 3-4 years). I became really good at it, and won several locals, dominated on LAN, but unfortunately I was never able to find solid, dedicated, selfless teammates despite 17-18 months of searching. Another unfortunate situation where I couldn't elevate my game to a higher calibur. After a ton of research and thinking, I'm back to the fighting genre with desire to prove myself. Look out for me in the future
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Akiha's Tea Room / Re: LordBlog
« on: July 11, 2010, 11:21:01 AM »
Definately going to keep track of this blog.
Congrats on your second place finish!
Congrats on your second place finish!
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Melty Blood Auditorium / Re: Melty Blood: AA; How to get started competitively?
« on: July 07, 2010, 02:46:08 PM »
That was the one crucial problem I had with SSBM. I had no one around me who played the game competitively (Rochester, NY which is 5-6 hours from NYC), and since it wasn't online, the only real practice I got were the tournaments I traveled to. It's unfortunate there's nothing similar to MBCaster for MBAA. Would the practice from MBAC on MBCaster translate over to MBAA? I know they're both similar games, but MBAA has far more depth from a few new gameplay mechanics and far more characters/movesets due to the various moon phases as you mentioned.
There's definately a lot to think about here, especially if I'll even be able to find that "specific" form of PS2. I do appreciate all the responses though. Thanks again.
There's definately a lot to think about here, especially if I'll even be able to find that "specific" form of PS2. I do appreciate all the responses though. Thanks again.
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Melty Blood Auditorium / Melty Blood: AA; How to get started competitively?
« on: July 07, 2010, 12:19:19 PM »
I've come from years of competitive Smash and Halo and after much careful research and consideration, have jumped back over to the fighting genre. After trying out MB: AC for the PC, watching tournament matches, reading, etc. I knew the Melty Blood series was one I'd genuinely enjoy for a long time. But there are still a lot of things I don't know that needed to be straightened out before I make the committment. I was hoping this community shed some light on a few significant topics.
1. Material/Equipment wise, should I invest in a PS2 and import MB:AA, or buy the PC version with a PS2/PC compatable controller? If I get the PS2, what mod chip do I need so I can play japanese games on it?
2. This is probably the most important question, since quality practice against other players is essential - Will I be able to play MB:AA online/ Add people to practice with? If there is online, is there support for headset/microphone chat?
3. What's the outlook on this game; will it's competitive scene remain strong in the coming years or weaken (Let's say, for the next 4 years)? Is Melty Blood's competitive/ tournament scene stronger in certain areas/states? If so, which are the strongest/ weakest?
4. Is Type-Moon/Ecole planning to release another Melty Blood game after MB:AA?
5. Anything else I should know?
Thanks in advance, and I look forward to being a part of this community.
1. Material/Equipment wise, should I invest in a PS2 and import MB:AA, or buy the PC version with a PS2/PC compatable controller? If I get the PS2, what mod chip do I need so I can play japanese games on it?
2. This is probably the most important question, since quality practice against other players is essential - Will I be able to play MB:AA online/ Add people to practice with? If there is online, is there support for headset/microphone chat?
3. What's the outlook on this game; will it's competitive scene remain strong in the coming years or weaken (Let's say, for the next 4 years)? Is Melty Blood's competitive/ tournament scene stronger in certain areas/states? If so, which are the strongest/ weakest?
4. Is Type-Moon/Ecole planning to release another Melty Blood game after MB:AA?
5. Anything else I should know?
Thanks in advance, and I look forward to being a part of this community.
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