salvificblood
Worst Sub-Zero Ever
I am garbage. 
Hello all.
About me: I am 22 years old and MK9 is, whether you can believe it or not, my first fighting game. I usually play a lot of fps's because they're what I play competitively with a few of my xbl friends. They're pretty boring to me now, though, for the most part, as you're either completely destroying scrubs over and over again or losing competitive games due to the other team having host advantage.
I love learning new things, and that's why I picked up MK9 and have been playing it almost exclusively for about a month and a half now. I use Sub-Zero because I find him an interesting challenge, and I've also been developing my Noob Saibot and Lui Kang. To be honest, the reason I got into this game was pretty much because a friend of mine destroyed me about 40 matches in a row before I'd even learned the controls (he's a scrub, though, and only played for his win/loss ratio online, lmao), and I decided I'd learn how to play at a higher level. Since then I've been enjoying the game, although the online is pretty diabolical as it stands, so I just spend a lot of time practising offline.
Cool to meet you all; I live in the UK and it's always good to meet players from the States and elsewhere.
Hello all.
About me: I am 22 years old and MK9 is, whether you can believe it or not, my first fighting game. I usually play a lot of fps's because they're what I play competitively with a few of my xbl friends. They're pretty boring to me now, though, for the most part, as you're either completely destroying scrubs over and over again or losing competitive games due to the other team having host advantage.
I love learning new things, and that's why I picked up MK9 and have been playing it almost exclusively for about a month and a half now. I use Sub-Zero because I find him an interesting challenge, and I've also been developing my Noob Saibot and Lui Kang. To be honest, the reason I got into this game was pretty much because a friend of mine destroyed me about 40 matches in a row before I'd even learned the controls (he's a scrub, though, and only played for his win/loss ratio online, lmao), and I decided I'd learn how to play at a higher level. Since then I've been enjoying the game, although the online is pretty diabolical as it stands, so I just spend a lot of time practising offline.
Cool to meet you all; I live in the UK and it's always good to meet players from the States and elsewhere.
But for realz, you will learn a ton from the people here. Greatest online community for this game that there is, imo. 
