whos pretending it doesnt exist? Theo said theres a good chance he might make it out. It's also not for another 2 weeks, we have time to discuss it on the next show. Don't worry Mr VonStroke, there will be plenty of people there for you to freeze and do random slides on.
I think you should engineer your way out of this problem....wait, does that not apply to everything??
I wasn't referring to the thread at all; I was speaking in general. KitanaPrime was responding to the thread.
What you fail to acknowledge is that people who are watching baseball on TV are most likely doing so voluntarily, and understand the game to a point where they can drown out the commentary with their own visual interpretation. Fighting game streams are completely different. There's a percentage of people who are there for the game being featured, there are people waiting for other games, and there are people watching because it's a Major. I have enough experience watching streams and reading chats in the last 3 years to know what people like and dislike in commentary. When they don't play a game or understand it much, speaking in monotone is a huge turn off, especially if something amazing just happened. It is up to the commentator to emphasize the importance of what just occurred on the screen so the new viewer can share the same appreciation as those who actually play the game. Hell, I play almost every game I watch on stream and boring commentators are still off putting to me because I feel they aren't truly conveying the intricacies of the matches.
Most of the people who sit around waiting for their main game to show up on the stream are not really interested in other games. If they were you would be seeing uninformed players asking for explanations about what is happening on screen, but instead you see one of two things on the stream chat: 1). " When's my game of interest going to start?" or 2). Random shout out and side conversations about other games. Heck most of the time people who are interested in the game are having side conversations about match ups or other nonsense.
East Coast tournaments sometimes have in house MC's like Yipes, depending on how he feels. The point is exactly what you've just mentioned: drawing interest into the game. If you're already not a fan of Injustice, then how is someone boring you to death on the microphone going to aid the situation? Hype commentary pulls in the viewer and makes them appreciate something they wouldn't have cared about otherwise.
Yeah I am not a supporter of that theory. I think you get people interested in a game by inviting them to play the game not by talking about it. I think you will have a better chance of growing your scene if you invite/bring new players to your casual/tournament scene. And I think casuals are very important aspect of this. Having dedicated casual setups at tournaments I think would go a long way to getting new players interested in the game. The opportunity exist at at tournament were there are dozens of players waiting for their pool in a different game, to hook in new players with casual sets. Someone could watch a game one million times but unless they are forced to play it, many of their first impressions will not be changed.
What's a good wake up attack in your opinion?
Batmans slide by technicalities is actually a better wake up attack.
Nice frame bro.
We kind of have the same thing in College Station. There are only 3 of us but we travel to all of the locals in Dallas/Houston or the ones that seem like they will have a good turnout.
Slide isnt fully invincible, You can stuff it on wake up, you can punish it on block, you can even jump away, whiff a move, and still have time to punish it.
You're entitled to your opinion, and we can agree to disagree. Speaking as a product of this theory, I would have never thought I'd touch an anime game, then I saw Coopa enthusiastically play through Persona 4 on FinestKO and ended up purchasing the special edition. There could be 30 casual stations for Tekken and I still wouldn't play. You can't force people to like your game, but if you make it more exciting to watch, then they're more inclined to give it a chance.
First hit of catwomans trait on wake up.
Good Wake Up is Shazams Teleport.
. The struggle.
I like lightning cage <3
