As vidal said, 2 things, rank doesn't matter at all, and you should help your friends level up so that they can be a similar skill level to you, if you want a scene, you make one, teach your friends, give them incentives to get better, have fun, etc. But then again not any scene can be as blessed to have as awesome of a teacher and a host as @Airvidal who honestly anyone trying to build a scent should role model after. Be inviting, be supportive, be a teacher, etc. Even though I can body him free
Tbf i went to a local arcade and if ppl want to learn i can help but why learn mkx when they can smash me in smash.As vidal said, 2 things, rank doesn't matter at all, and you should help your friends level up so that they can be a similar skill level to you, if you want a scene, you make one, teach your friends, give them incentives to get better, have fun, etc. But then again not any scene can be as blessed to have as awesome of a teacher and a host as @Airvidal who honestly anyone trying to build a scent should role model after. Be inviting, be supportive, be a teacher, etc. Even though I can body him free
I knowTbf i went to a local arcade and if ppl want to learn i can help but why learn mkx when they can smash me in smash.
but this guy has the key ingredient, people who are interested in the game! Which both of us can't say for our cities since in Santa Barbara it is the same story as your city
I want to like your post but it makes me sad. But i agree.I know
maybe one day
I honestly doubt Santa Barbara will EVER have any interest in mkx, hell when I talk to people about how I play competitive mk they immediately ask "so you know all fatalities by heart?" And then I face palmI want to like your post but it makes me sad. But i agree.
its all about smash now, i switched to smash just to have a local scene and its been great.
Yeah I don't like competitive smash, hell I'm willing to drive all the way to LA just to go to MKX locals, and I'm okay with that. I just can't get into playing competitive Smash, not because it is "too hard" but because it will ruin the game for me, I like to treat smash as a fun party game. I am just average at Smash, and I'm okay with that, that is the skill level I want to be. I want to focus my competitiveness for a game that I truly love playing competitively, nether realm games are essentially my calling. I love the mechanics, I love the community (even if it is a bit dodgy at times) and most of all, I love the games. And 2015 was one of the best years of my life simply because of the competitive scene, and this has become the best hobby on earth for me. And the socal scene is the best mk scene out there. Without a single doubt in my mind, I love this community, I love this game, and no other style of game can do the same for me.
Where do you live? Maybe we could all meet up in like the middle or some
Well, that escalated rather quickly lol Thanks for the shoutout thoughAs vidal said, 2 things, rank doesn't matter at all, and you should help your friends level up so that they can be a similar skill level to you, if you want a scene, you make one, teach your friends, give them incentives to get better, have fun, etc. But then again not any scene can be as blessed to have as awesome of a teacher and a host as @Airvidal who honestly anyone trying to build a scent should role model after. Be inviting, be supportive, be a teacher, etc. Even though I can body him free
I live in greeley. I've actually stopped playing the game for a solid month because of online and no local scene so I'm a very rusty but I would gladly start playing again.
Dang im in aurora. Or like se Denver ish(not really) but id be willing to travel a bit and maybe we could meet like half way
yeah im from greeley i played alot of mkx, but lately i havent either
I am definitely willing to travel a bit every once in awhile. Offline mkx is the best mkx!
We should play someday.
Me can make a pm and trade numbers and all. Maybe soon we can all grt together and play?
Yeah sounds good just pm me.
