With a 40 mb download speed and 2 mb upload speed it's quite hard to go wrong, now is it?Snowy620 said:Either you're bulls***ting me, or have horrible connection speed.
BB plays FANTASTIC online.
I wasn't even talking about BlazBlue's online, more into Tekken's direction. And most fighters have plenty of lag out there anyway, so let's say BlazBlue is an exception that proofs the rule regarding online.
Well, if there's no lag, can you break these grabs consistently then?Snowy620 said:No lag, grabs are fine, etc. etc.
Winning through a shit glitch like Sega All-Stars Racing's re-spot glitch *points at Time Trial leaderboards* is unacceptable. The game only knows winning and losing, but then again, it's just a game. It'd be my biggest regret in life if I killed someone after a match in a video game. Always have a good sportsmanship, whether it be pro or casual.cookieboy17 said:Imma take this debate back a page or so back to the part about wanting to win bad. I don't play fighter games but when I'm playing a game, yea I'd sure as hell love to win but winning cheaply is pretty crappy. It isn't all about winning, sometimes it's just about having fun playing a fair game.
Even though I mainly want to win, I still have the casual side. Sometimes I just want to play something, nothing else. And then I'm just "having fun" when I'm playing as Mokujin in Tekken, just racing in Sega All-Stars, randomly mashing Mario Strikers etc...
So you're right about that, it's not always about winning (as no-one can keep going non-stop), sometimes it's just about having fun playing a game. Some games cannot be even played at such a high level some other games have been able to be played.