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Sick Sick, voldo. Especially when someone pisses you off. Crazy props bro! And watching you annihilate corrondo was priceless. I generally have nothing against corrondo, but, perhaps, he'll learn to stop being such an asshole from the beating you gave him.

You have to be more open than that bro. Not everyone responds to things the same, and most definitely, not everyone responds to things in a positive manor. A positive response to frustrating skill and mixups, is to learn, and improve. A negative response (which happens the majority of the...

In your post above you stated "But there is just that question in my mind that wonders what's going through the that person's head to use lag tactics so excessively and be alright with it knowing it's a pretty cheap and short cut way of trying to win" That's assuming all online players even...

I definitely agree with you 100 times over, that following a certain code online DOES actual improve your game. Even avoiding certain moves offline, improves your game. It FORCES you to be more creative, more tactical, and use more mind games and mixups.

And people do care. That's why you get kicking, hate mail, banning, ..the works.

Do you mean "we" or "you". You can only speak for yourself. My response, and I quoted who I was responding to, was to a person who does complain about lag tactics. Some one who does apparently want to control the online experience. " but there is just that question in my mind that wonders...

Again, that's assuming every person that plays online knows what lag tactics are, and/or, are concerned about being a top level, offline player. Also, this is expecting that everybody who pays for their game, is willing to abide by a set of rules regarding the way a person "should" play online...

What was the point of the "moral codes" or "high horse" in the first place? You're not going to teach the online players as a whole anything, unless you beat them. But, beat them really well. Eventually, they'll realize what they're doing is shitty, and does not work. If you refuse to play a...

The idea of online etiquette is pretty ludicrous. The person responsible for the person playing and how they play is the person playing. That is the same person who owns the system they play on, the soul calibur game they are playing, and the home and television they are using.