Who do you owe credit to for being as good as you are at fighting games?

[Lord Hollow]

My uncle and my older cousin. Because I was trained by two people with two different philosophies, I have never had the mindset to just respect one fighting style. Each one has merit, each one should be respected. Not only that, the training allowed me to embrace and learn those styles and use them throughout all the games I've played, especially if the character i like is designed to be played a certain way.I love having that much versatility in my gaming journey.

 

[HGTV Soapboxfan]

The biggest reason I am at the level I am at today is for sure my constant training with HGTV Ermacio OZZYGUITAR and HGTV DrFlash44. The dedication that we have as a team to leveling up is ridiculous, and I am constantly pushed to my limits to win. Also. events like the Kombat Network Warehouse, Dungeon Battles (oh the times Mikemetroid), Red Bank, etc have helped me a lot.

 

[haketh]

You'll never stop making a list of people, that's whats so great about this scene.

 

[THTB]

Krayzie and my brother are far and away the largest reason I've gotten even half as far as I did in fighting games. Krayzie passed on whatever insight he learned to me, and I took it and ran with it. My brother also learned from Krayzie, and ever since, we pretty much pushed each other to get better. Me and my brother were the MIT/DJT of the pre-MK9 days around here.

 

[Mikemetroid]

The biggest reason I am at the level I am at today is for sure my constant training with HGTV Ermacio OZZYGUITAR and HGTV DrFlash44. The dedication that we have as a team to leveling up is ridiculous, and I am constantly pushed to my limits to win. Also. events like the Kombat Network Warehouse, Dungeon Battles (oh the times Mikemetroid), Red Bank, etc have helped me a lot.

You're welcome <3

 

[HGTV Soapboxfan]

You're welcome <3

You should do another dungeon battles. I dont care how much work it'd be, make it happen lol.

 

[Soul Bound X]

Soul Bound X thx for not listing me as one of your training partners asshole ._. lol

That Scorp Cage

Lol sorry. And you. Ofcourse.

 

[SidTheHaze]

hmm well i wouldn't about the fgc if it wasn't for xKhaoTik but his brother has been my training partner for forever!

 

[A F0xy Grampa]

There are many, but my most obvious reason for my skill is 12 gauge. The man who can teach but can never play.

 

[ryublaze]

My training partners from Gamefaqs Rampage254 Error Bildslash
People I played long sets with from TYM Mr. Mileena GamerBlake90 killa_solid etc.
Skarlet community Ninj Eddy Wang Mosp @L0rdoftheFLY etc.
STL people @Slips piemaster Israel IKizzLE

 

[Wemfs]

I learned everything I know from Chongo.

 

[Bildslash]

Carlos Chiang O'Brien Gambe.

 

[Lord Hollow]

I'd have to say most definitely, this group of cows.

You go girls, chase your dreams.

You sir, are a Gaming God among men...

 

[Konqrr]

The people that helped me the most go way back to SF2 and MK1/MK2/KI days:

Odysseus - My childhood training partner. We played mostly SF2 from WW to ST and every now and then I got him to play MK2 with me. Once Tekken 2 came out we played that through TTT. Every weekend at the arcade for years.

Marvin Malohi - The guy who taught me never to jump. We played MK1 and MK2 at the arcades a TON always putting up streaks.

Parker and Tony from Nickelcade in Taylorsville, Utah - When this thing opened it was next to a bowling alley and they had seven MK2 machines... all of them packed. We hung out there from open to close several days a week playing MK1/2/3/U, KI, VF2, SF2HF/ST, and even Primal Rage!

Shock - He helped me finally get over my scrubby ways after the many attempts by Tom Brady during my time with MKDA were misunderstood lol

I basically grew up in an arcade.

 

[PANDA]

My genetics

 

[Lord Hollow]

My genetics

Pandas are Black, White and Asian. I agree with your statement..

 

[Relaxedstate]

PTH. PTH. PTH.
Khaotik, Lulzlou BDMAo, Flipinflava, Aquman, srryimwhite, Blackula and all the homies at CFAS in NoVa

and KevoDaMan gave me the gift of mental grit...tough as nails

astronout was always too free for me though

Also, shoutouts to the many East Coast Tournies that helped me level up. Thats Shock, Phil, Andrew and the bunch of awesome dudes in the tri-state area that organize all the fun stuff

 

[RM Truth]

Not trying to be cocky, but for most games its a combination of my own hard work, my usual group of online buddies, and searching out high level players to play against. Injustice is a work in progress for me, but I would say right now I am owing it to the GGA guys.

GGA 16 Bit
GGA Jeremiah
GGA pimpimjim
GGA HAN
GGA Slips
GGA Dizzy
ImNewbieSauce(not GGA but still a great help)

 

[Laos_boy]

Mr. Mileena and GGA 16 Bit
After watching that lame ass devastation match it made not afraid of zoning.
But my game play is inspired by Mr. Mileena. His footsies are on point.

And whole skarlet community.

 

[WannabePlayer]

I owe TYM, but I mostly owe the NorCal scene. I only knew stuff from online and in our first two sessions they fixed me and taught me a hell of a lot. Best training partners ever. Thanks gaiz <3

 

[Cossner]

You sir, are a Gaming God among men...

inb4 video game reference:

 

[Immortal Kombat]

Everyone in the nw scene. I came up there 2 years ago as an online warrior and got my ass kicked in casuals.
They could of laughed at me and sent me home, instead Jimmy Potato actually taught me how to beat him. The next day it payed off because i made top 8 by beating jimmys kitanna. Dink, Kevin, potato, and Mcnasty are the nicest guys in the scene.
I woudnt of placed at all had they not levelled me up. I feel like i can compete anywhere now

 

[EMPEROR_THEO]

colt

 

[macro]

I owe my thanks to my bro OutlawNightmare for are great matches and all that bane tech lol.

 

[Elias]

Roberto Lorenzo Chuapoco III. Helped me lean MK and have been playing fighting games ever since.
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