I wouldn't be missing anything as far as MK is concerned.
Firstly:
As things stand now, Tom Brady can retire .. because he just closed the book on Sub-Zero. If you could retire a character, we'd retire SZ and just put Tom's picture in his place in character select. On the list of great community moments, this was a perfect cap to just over a year's work of MK, and the perfect setup to what's sure to be a crazy weekend at MLG. Props to Tom, props to Denzel for making this possible, and props to the West Coast for being good sports -- and providing hype.
Secondly:
If you didn't see the Jax mirror match.. I don't even know how to describe it to you with words. That was the absolute highest level of Mortal Kombat, and I've never seen such tension, anticipation, and excitement for a match. Condensed into 20 minutes was the most intense, most equally matched, highest display of the utmost in clutch playing and making use of every available resource.
Reads, reactions, spacing, tactics, mind games, adjustments, comebacks...
Alright, I'm going to stop before I start rambling. But I want to say in closing:
THIS is why I love MK. As far as I'm concerned this game will never die; and if in 20 years there are 5 people left on earth that play it, I will be one of the 5.
More power to our community, and here's to a fantastic MLG this weekend.
Firstly:
As things stand now, Tom Brady can retire .. because he just closed the book on Sub-Zero. If you could retire a character, we'd retire SZ and just put Tom's picture in his place in character select. On the list of great community moments, this was a perfect cap to just over a year's work of MK, and the perfect setup to what's sure to be a crazy weekend at MLG. Props to Tom, props to Denzel for making this possible, and props to the West Coast for being good sports -- and providing hype.
Secondly:
If you didn't see the Jax mirror match.. I don't even know how to describe it to you with words. That was the absolute highest level of Mortal Kombat, and I've never seen such tension, anticipation, and excitement for a match. Condensed into 20 minutes was the most intense, most equally matched, highest display of the utmost in clutch playing and making use of every available resource.
Reads, reactions, spacing, tactics, mind games, adjustments, comebacks...
Alright, I'm going to stop before I start rambling. But I want to say in closing:
THIS is why I love MK. As far as I'm concerned this game will never die; and if in 20 years there are 5 people left on earth that play it, I will be one of the 5.
More power to our community, and here's to a fantastic MLG this weekend.