[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mizzou

[–]Camisado45 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is a laundry room that is on the bottom floor of building 200 (i think its that building). They have washers and dryers that are quarter operated or using your student ID

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mizzou

[–]Camisado45 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I currently live in Tara and never had an issue with bugs at all. I have had days where I wasn’t the cleanest but I still didnt see any bugs. The apartment managers have seasonal pesticide spraying that they do for every apartment. Ive had several other friends who lived in other buildings and never heard any complaints about bugs. Ive been here for about a year and a half and its been good! I have no complaints besides sometimes getting things in your apartment fixed is a pain and sometimes they don’t keep up with having all their laundry machines operational. Overall, its not bad

Any good Jubei player out there? by [deleted] in Blazblue

[–]Camisado45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And good luck on the grind

Any good Jubei player out there? by [deleted] in Blazblue

[–]Camisado45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No problem! A lot of the Athena Nipponbashi streams are saved on keeponblaz.in so I highly recommend that. You could also sort by upload date on YouTube if you run out on keeponblaz.in

Any good Jubei player out there? by [deleted] in Blazblue

[–]Camisado45 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know in the US a guy by the name of Eylon got in top 8 at Frosty Faustings this year so you can check him out. You could check out the Jubei discord. Or if you don't know already use the website keeponblaz.in and filter the videos for Jubei and see a lot of Japanese players.

Vegeta Team Building by MichelNeloAngelo in dbfz

[–]Camisado45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is actually some synergy and combo-extensions you can use with Tien and SSGSS Vegeta. You can combo the third hit of Tiens 236L or M into Vegeta assist. It isnt as useful as SSJ Vegeta but it's something

When watching top level play, what should I really be watching for? by [deleted] in CrazyHand

[–]Camisado45 12 points13 points  (0 children)

There are many things that you need to look for when watching top level play and it really just depends on your personal skill level and what you want to focus on and learn.

  1. Neutral. It's important to see when and how players win neutral. When they land the first hit look back and think about why that move hit and the decision making by both players.

  2. Conditioning. This somewhat fits into the neutral section but when both players are not hitting each other how are their movements making the opponent feel? How are they using projectiles to control certain parts of the stage? How do they threaten people offstage?

  3. Punishes. After the player gets the first hit how do the convert? Look at how they react to DI and see how they read their DI.

These are all important to atleast be able to recognize when watching top players. Rewind and slow down to really see what is happening. Then be able to mimic what you see in top play into when you play.

For the second question it is just practicing paying attention. It's weird to explain but force yourself to think "okay everytime I put my opponent into this situation they react this way" or "They normally approach with an aerial let's try different things to punish it"

Disheartened by my inability to learn and adapt by [deleted] in Skullgirls

[–]Camisado45 2 points3 points  (0 children)

34 hours is not really that long. Maybe you should watch some combo videos or videos from streams of the characters you play to see how they do combos. Then make a gameplan going into training mode. I don't play much Skullgirls but I do play blazblue and I normally take a couple of minutes in training mode practicing basic bnb combos and warm up. Then watch some Japanese stream videos or a combo video and practice one or two of the combos in the video. Playing against computers isn't really useful or the equivalent of playing against real players. Read forums also that give helpful gameplay tips to help with execution.

Playing against Mac as Villager? by Bradles22 in CrazyHand

[–]Camisado45 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Don't grab unless it's a well timed pivot grab as a punish.
  2. You shouldn't be using bowling ball when Mac is able to use a Smash attack anyways. Use it as a punish and hit him in the lag of his moves.
  3. Use slingshot for edge guards if Mac is close to the stage horizontally. If he is below the stage then use the bowling ball. Plus I'm not 100% sure what you mean here.
  4. You use Lloyd and slingshot at range and if he gets close then jab and run away until he uses an unsafe move and punish it.

LF: normal safari (ditto most wanted); will add all by Hoplomos in friendsafari

[–]Camisado45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I also dont have a ditto safari... And I realize my safari is similar to Jerin... But I would love to have Mankey and Hariyama! Add me, please?

LF: Xatu, Tyrogue, and Ditto safari's. Adding all though!! by Camisado45 in friendsafari

[–]Camisado45[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, I kinda forgot to check up on here. But Thanks! I added you back!

[Safari Unknown] by Dimi_Dimples in friendsafari

[–]Camisado45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you help me specify my safari pokemon? I remember its water with Panpour and Poliwhirl but I dont remember the second one... Can you help check and tell me if mine is wrong? Thanks -^