so who thinks....

Re: super-flow-charting

I can guess who the other two are on your mind...

Hmm either, Rich, Jo-Shun, or Robertson....Which one is it? Hehehe n/m

CrewNYC

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<font color=white>adam</font color=white><font color=red>YUKI</font color=red>

 

"then, very sadly, you are missing so much of the point to vf, missing so many other things you could get out of it"

Thats the way you_look_at_it. I just don't see it the way you see it, simple as that. I've enjoyed playing vf immensly over the past couple of years (thanks to the DC version's accessibility). I have met a handful of out-of-towners who share my desire for extreme competition and thus have become friends in the process, and having amazing competition here in NYC has allowed me to increase my skizills considerably - that to me is all i need to get out of VF. So, IMO, I don't think im missing the point.

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<font color=white>adam</font color=white><font color=red>YUKI</font color=red><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by adamYUKI on 2/14/01 11:51 AM.</FONT></P>

 

vf vids

you said something about 'if you have seen what i saw at the beat tribe tournament' with really high skilled play.

can anyone put up movies (i like wmv cuz theyre smaller, avi divx second choice) of this kind of stuff. doesnt have to be the beat tribe tournament, there are apparantly many vids like that, weve all heard of them, few have seen. i think everyone here would love to see them.

you could probably fit a 20 min movie into 20 mb with wmv, especially if you make the sound extremely low quality and mono.
i dont think the people are going to be hardcore about copyright restrictions to things like this. are they even comercial or just bootlegs?

if these vids were put up, this would be a great thing for the vf net community

 

> that to me is all i need to get out of VF.

so why do you want to go to japan?

 

you must see my yamato

Andy, thanks for resurrecting a name from looong
ago. you know, I wouldn't have said that many
people in the VF3 arena had a chance to meet
Robbie.

Adam
rich
Jo

the learning curve on these three fellows is tremendous.
which is why I'm always suprised when I'm told that there
is a limit to how many characters you can play "competitevly"
(and by the way, no one who has used this word in this
way has attempted to define it).

Capacity is a state of mind. The success combination in
anything is: do what you do better (improve the quality
of your output) and do more of what you do (improve the
quantity of your output). It could be argued that if
you focus on two or more then your current operating
state of one character will stagnate and in some things
I might agree but the reality of VF is that awarness
of the other characters compliments your own. Utilizing
another--seemingly different--character can be just
what you need to further strategy with the first.

There comes a moment when particle movement stops and
that only happens because awarness pushes against
the limits of the environment (in this case the
environment is the character). Getting outside the
box is not only good but sometimes necessary.

Adam's got a kind of frenzied intensity that most
players miss and I think his dedication and constant
yearning for completion is amazing. I think he
would get the most out of Japan that was possible.
My only question is, when does he start using only
wooden swords?

GE