So only 6 people showed up for that tourney. Pretty disappointing.
Is that really the best the Portland MK9 scene can do? Come on now...
And you are?
I almost went, but found that they had MK9 on Xbox only...and maybe only a couple players at best.
I know of two other decent players between Portland and Woodburn that aren't on here.
~CYD
Its amazing how a system can prevent people from coming out.
Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda gone, the tournament has passed. If you were at home and watching the stream, instead of coming out to BB, then thats really weak. It doesn't matter whether or not you entered or not, it wouldn't have hurt you at all to come out, meet people and talk to people, and even possibly entered. If you don't have any desire or hunger to either A) compete or B) try and build a scene, then why even play.
Scenes are going to start out small, hell, the times I went to Seattle, when MK dropped it was like 10 people, and now its up to a very healthy scene. The same was down here, people played the game, then bitched about something and quit. People are going to do it, but if you have the desire and hunger to build a scene, then you have to put real work into it.
You mentioned a few peeps from PDX/Woodburn on that list but weren't in attendance, thats pretty weak.
At the end of the day, look in the mirror, you can do one of two things.
A) Sit around and wait for a scene to magically appear so that you can compete
or
B) Have a desire for the MK scene to thrive and put work into it and build a scene, even if it starts out small and you're on top, if you train the people right, they'll play, lose, get angry and get better.
If you want to sit around on option A, then it was nice talking to you online, too bad I won't see you at tournaments. If its B, then get out there, wreck face, and build a scene.
/ragemode