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Regional Community / Re: Arizona Phoenix Valley - MBAACC - We paid for netplay.
« on: July 10, 2014, 09:09:11 PM »
What room is Arizona at?
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ahaha that's no--wait, what?
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Tournaments and Events / Re: [March 14-16, 2014] Atlanta, GA "FINAL ROUND XVII"
« on: March 13, 2014, 06:36:02 PM »
Anyone at the hilton? I'm at room 1632 if games want to be played
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: July 01, 2013, 05:43:54 PM »
There are people who know of melty blood in seattle and can play it with varying degrees of proficiency. They usually meet in UW every friday.
As far as getting them to play you, that may be more difficult. If you force them to stop playing tohou shoot-em-waifus and mega man speedruns, they may play a few games with you, albeit most begrudgingly.
As far as getting them to play you, that may be more difficult. If you force them to stop playing tohou shoot-em-waifus and mega man speedruns, they may play a few games with you, albeit most begrudgingly.
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Regional Community / Re: !NEW! TOASTY CASUALS (L.A. area) Bi-weekly for new and old players!
« on: February 25, 2013, 07:10:25 PM »
Man up Numakie.
This is my last week in socal, so I'm going to try my best to make this meeting.
Numakie, ft10 for 20.
Then random-select ft10 for 50.
Move into your apartment later scrub!
This is my last week in socal, so I'm going to try my best to make this meeting.
Numakie, ft10 for 20.
Then random-select ft10 for 50.
Move into your apartment later scrub!
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Regional Community / Re: !NEW! TOASTY CASUALS (L.A. area) Bi-weekly for new and old players!
« on: January 25, 2013, 12:05:19 PM »
What time are you getting there?
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Tournaments and Events / Re: [July 6-7] Evolution 2012 -- maidsports >> e-sports [Las Vegas, NV]
« on: July 04, 2012, 10:29:03 PM »
I'll bring my laptop.
Will we be playing 1.4 or 1.3? If 1.4, I hope somebody has the patch there.
Will we be playing 1.4 or 1.3? If 1.4, I hope somebody has the patch there.
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Regional Community / Re: Let's Play Melty Vancouver! West Coast Canada Thread
« on: June 01, 2012, 02:52:50 PM »
You can crash at my place, if you're still interested.
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Regional Community / Re: Let's Play Melty Vancouver! West Coast Canada Thread
« on: June 01, 2012, 10:47:28 AM »
You are all free if you don't come to Northwest Majors.
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: May 05, 2012, 01:03:27 PM »
Good games last night by all. MissedFRC returns to the melty scene by stomping on UW in the first MissedFRC kumite. 3-0's pretty much everyone with 2 last arc's to boot.
MissedFRC punches through the wall, turns around, and says "YOU ARE ALL FREE NOW!"
MissedFRC punches through the wall, turns around, and says "YOU ARE ALL FREE NOW!"
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Tournaments and Events / Re: [July 6-7] Evolution 2012 -- maidsports >> e-sports [Las Vegas, NV]
« on: May 04, 2012, 09:25:21 AM »
Seattle will be at the tourney. We'll probably have 3-5 peeps entering melty.
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Arcueid Brunestud / Re: F-Arc 1.07
« on: April 02, 2012, 06:14:48 PM »Quote
I'm 99% sure it's impossible to get a meaty 236A or B after airthrow, even in the corner. Airthrow ender gives Arc very little advantage, I'm pretty sure walking backward even a step will allow most characters to mash back into advantage. Startup on both pink fires is too significant. Most consistent meaty after an airthrow ender is 5A/2A. Now if your opponent is scared witless, pink fire is fine after an airthrow. It most definitely is not meaty however.
You're right. I'm probably thinking the j.2c ender when I don't tech.
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Arcueid Brunestud / Re: F-Arc 1.07
« on: April 02, 2012, 12:59:50 PM »
After an airthrow in the corner, walk back a bit and then do meaty 236b power wave. This should stuff most reversals and mashing and let you get nasty damage from the counter hit.
As far as maintaining pressure, F-arc 5a is plus on block I believe. You can do some pretty nasty tic throw setups with it or just blow up pokes with 5a stagger into 5b.
Generally though, F-arc excels at maintaining spacing more than maintaining pressure. You can keep a good deal of the cast pinned in the corner just by doing 236a power wave at max distance. This shuts down attempts to dash in and/or IAD out. If they try to jump out of the corner, neutral jump rising j.c works really well to beat out any air pokes, or you can take a few steps back and try to catch them with 236b power wave as they fall. Once they respect your spacing, you can open them up with overhead.
I would concentrate mainly on keeping them at power wave distance. F-Arc's profile almost disappears when you do 236b power wave, so if they IAD at you, don't be scared to power wave through it. At worst, you will get a favorable counter-hit trade which with F-Arc leads to massive damage. Likewise, neutral jump j.c will plow through a lot of the cast's air-to-air options.
F-Arc is a counterhit monster and I feel a lot of her gameplay focuses on getting the CH off power wave and j.c. She's not the best rushdown character but she makes it hurt (4k +) for anything you do wrong. I would focus on your spacing and let your opponent kill themselves trying to close that distance.
As far as maintaining pressure, F-arc 5a is plus on block I believe. You can do some pretty nasty tic throw setups with it or just blow up pokes with 5a stagger into 5b.
Generally though, F-arc excels at maintaining spacing more than maintaining pressure. You can keep a good deal of the cast pinned in the corner just by doing 236a power wave at max distance. This shuts down attempts to dash in and/or IAD out. If they try to jump out of the corner, neutral jump rising j.c works really well to beat out any air pokes, or you can take a few steps back and try to catch them with 236b power wave as they fall. Once they respect your spacing, you can open them up with overhead.
I would concentrate mainly on keeping them at power wave distance. F-Arc's profile almost disappears when you do 236b power wave, so if they IAD at you, don't be scared to power wave through it. At worst, you will get a favorable counter-hit trade which with F-Arc leads to massive damage. Likewise, neutral jump j.c will plow through a lot of the cast's air-to-air options.
F-Arc is a counterhit monster and I feel a lot of her gameplay focuses on getting the CH off power wave and j.c. She's not the best rushdown character but she makes it hurt (4k +) for anything you do wrong. I would focus on your spacing and let your opponent kill themselves trying to close that distance.
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: March 26, 2012, 06:03:03 PM »
There was only one tournament in seattle over the weekends and it was a smash tourney. Plus your signature was sionspectre so we guessed your handle was probably sion when the results for the tourney came out.
INTERNET!!!
INTERNET!!!
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: March 26, 2012, 08:31:30 AM »
Well, on the plus side, at least you placed 7th at a reasonably sized smash bro tourney. Hopefully if vancouver ever drives down, or seattle drives up, we can get some games.
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Wallachia (Warakia) / Re: [MBAACC] Wara Changes + Discussion
« on: March 26, 2012, 08:29:23 AM »
By otg ex katto in the corner, do you mean 236c? If so, then you can just get a hard knockdown with 2c (timing may be a bit iffy if it is otg). From there, you can just go into nero summon, mixup, etc.
Since you can use ex katto to get a hard knockdown, I wouldn't use it as a reset. Likewise, catching them with 2b when they air tech probably only works if they neutral tech or tech towards you. If they air tech away from you, I don't think 2b will be able to catch them.
Since you can use ex katto to get a hard knockdown, I wouldn't use it as a reset. Likewise, catching them with 2b when they air tech probably only works if they neutral tech or tech towards you. If they air tech away from you, I don't think 2b will be able to catch them.
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: March 22, 2012, 08:20:38 PM »
What times specifically? Most of UW melty is generally available in the evenings to nighttime, probably after 6 PM (we are a nocturnal bunch).
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Regional Community / Re: Let's Play Melty Vancouver! West Coast Canada Thread
« on: March 15, 2012, 09:09:32 PM »
Its cool. We're probably hovering around 5-6 really.
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Regional Community / Re: Let's Play Melty Vancouver! West Coast Canada Thread
« on: March 15, 2012, 08:21:31 PM »
...online Seattle vs. Vancouver 5v5.
Seattle wins but only in the sense that we all lost.
On the more serious note, as Sam said, we'd be willing to drive up to get a few games. If overnight accommodations could be provided, that would be great!
Do you happen to have a time or a place available when/where you think we could get the most people involved?
Seattle wins but only in the sense that we all lost.
On the more serious note, as Sam said, we'd be willing to drive up to get a few games. If overnight accommodations could be provided, that would be great!
Do you happen to have a time or a place available when/where you think we could get the most people involved?
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Regional Community / Re: Let's Play Melty Vancouver! West Coast Canada Thread
« on: March 10, 2012, 12:41:10 PM »
Seattle vs. Vancouver 5v5. Seattle wins easy!
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Regional Community / Re: Let's Play Melty Vancouver! West Coast Canada Thread
« on: February 15, 2012, 04:50:38 PM »
Seeing as how the PNW thread has been dead or dying, I was wondering how open Canada might be to coming down to Seattle for some games. We've been arranging schedules for ranbats so it would be awesome if you guys could participate in some.
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: February 08, 2012, 04:58:48 PM »
Just posting some vids of a casual session we had on Monday.
http://www.twitch.tv/samueliox/b/307785125
We're also going to be starting some melty blood danisens at the UW area probably starting next week! Look forward to it!
http://www.twitch.tv/samueliox/b/307785125
We're also going to be starting some melty blood danisens at the UW area probably starting next week! Look forward to it!
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: January 08, 2012, 08:07:57 PM »
Now that MBAACC is out, I was hoping there would be more people interested. There's a small local scene for melty around the UW, Seattle area (around maybe 4-5 people) and hopefully we can expand on that number! We usually post times and meets on the following facebook group:
http://www.facebook.com/groups/252120041483549/
Hope to play more people!
http://www.facebook.com/groups/252120041483549/
Hope to play more people!
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: May 30, 2011, 05:39:52 PM »
I have a ps2 and a TV now. Someone in Seattle play melty with me.
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Tournament Results / Re: November 6th, Akicon 2010 Tournament Results! MB/BB/GG
« on: November 10, 2010, 10:13:27 PM »
Time to start handing out the shoutouts:
MissedFRC - Thanks for organizing and running the tourney. Awesome Warc! I haven't gotten bodied that bad in tournament in a long time. Hope we can get more casuals in some time!
Press - Thanks for letting me use your stick! Was awesome talking to you and getting trolled by F-Len.
Joe - Thanks for teaching me that H-Len is garbage against H-Ryougi. I should have known that from the start.
Munsu - Don't play many Miyakos. I need to learn that matchup better.
Ticket = $25
Gas = $15
Sending all of Canadia packing = ...priceless
MissedFRC - Thanks for organizing and running the tourney. Awesome Warc! I haven't gotten bodied that bad in tournament in a long time. Hope we can get more casuals in some time!
Press - Thanks for letting me use your stick! Was awesome talking to you and getting trolled by F-Len.
Joe - Thanks for teaching me that H-Len is garbage against H-Ryougi. I should have known that from the start.
Munsu - Don't play many Miyakos. I need to learn that matchup better.
Ticket = $25
Gas = $15
Sending all of Canadia packing = ...priceless
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Regional Community / Re: The Pacific Northwest! Washington, Oregon and Idaho Players
« on: September 12, 2010, 01:11:25 AM »
Is there normally anything around Seattle? Need a reason to buy a TV for my apartment.