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Kai_lombax said:
Hey there. What console? I play on PS3, I'm a Sony fan lol How about yourself?
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Oh that's what's up, being as I will have my ps3 back this week hopefully. That's cool though, but I'm stuck on xbox only for now. I will however be able whoop the booty a lil bit by the time SC5 comes out. I'm a Sony fan, so I understand. lol Do you go to the tourneys at all?
 
Angelsama said:
Oh that's what's up, being as I will have my ps3 back this week hopefully. That's cool though, but I'm stuck on xbox only for now. I will however be able whoop the booty a lil bit by the time SC5 comes out. I'm a Sony fan, so I understand. lol Do you go to the tourneys at all?
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Haha awesomel. Yeah, I never really got into the Xbox unfortunately but the DOA series was a fun fighting game.And awesome on SC5 lol. As for tourneys, nah, I don't go to them. I don't play Soul Calibur competitively, I just play for fun really.
 
Kai_lombax said:
Haha awesomel. Yeah, I never really got into the Xbox unfortunately but the DOA series was a fun fighting game.And awesome on SC5 lol. As for tourneys, nah, I don't go to them. I don't play Soul Calibur competitively, I just play for fun really.
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Yeah, my xbox ended up being a Christmas present, so out of gratefulness I grew to love it. Don't get me wrong, I'm still a Playstation fan. I also loved DOA, and that's were a lot of my Calibur friends now stem from. I actually can't wait for the next installment of DOA either. Don't think that you can't have fun at tournaments; cause there not just for competition, but for getting to hang out and enjoy your fellow gamers who share the same joy for the game as you. Competition doesn't take the fun out of the game at all, but it will give you one hell of a boost in confidence and respect for the game. I've only been to one other tourney, and from that, I formed that opinion. What coast are you on?
 
Angelsama said:
Yeah, my xbox ended up being a Christmas present, so out of gratefulness I grew to love it. Don't get me wrong, I'm still a Playstation fan. I also loved DOA, and that's were a lot of my Calibur friends now stem from. I actually can't wait for the next installment of DOA either. Don't think that you can't have fun at tournaments; cause there not just for competition, but for getting to hang out and enjoy your fellow gamers who share the same joy for the game as you. Competition doesn't take the fun out of the game at all, but it will give you one hell of a boost in confidence and respect for the game. I've only been to one other tourney, and from that, I formed that opinion. What coast are you on?
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Yeah, I'm also excited for Dead or Alive 5, it looks surprisingly good and it also sounds like the developers are focusing more on the game and less on the girls breast which is good because now the game can be taken seriously in the Fighting community. And I see but yeah, also it's because I know I wouldn't do very well. I mean, I know the basics and fundamentals but yeah, I'd probably get creamed easily haha. And I'm on the west coast.
 
Kai_lombax said:
Yeah, I'm also excited for Dead or Alive 5, it looks surprisingly good and it also sounds like the developers are focusing more on the game and less on the girls breast which is good because now the game can be taken seriously in the Fighting community. And I see but yeah, also it's because I know I wouldn't do very well. I mean, I know the basics and fundamentals but yeah, I'd probably get creamed easily haha. And I'm on the west coast.
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Well the best part of getting creamed is that you can get better. if you never lose, then you never learn. I went to my first tournament, and yeah I got creamed, but that was expected since most of these guys have been doing so offline for years. Even if you just come out just to meet and greet, I'm sure you'd enjoy yourself. If ever you're in the east coast, hit me up.
 
Angelsama said:
Well the best part of getting creamed is that you can get better. if you never lose, then you never learn. I went to my first tournament, and yeah I got creamed, but that was expected since most of these guys have been doing so offline for years. Even if you just come out just to meet and greet, I'm sure you'd enjoy yourself. If ever you're in the east coast, hit me up.
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Eh well I guess I'll give it some time and think about it. It could be fun I guess haha. And I'll keep that in mind, thanks. :)
 
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