Showing posts with label Soul Calibur. Show all posts
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Friday, January 1, 2010

Fightathon Generation Results [For Real This Time]

For all six events, first place was awarded two points and second place one point. This, of course, means Lego won with 11 points, and I landed second with 5. As such the secret tiebreaker game was not needed, but we played a few rounds of Virtua Fighter 5 anyways.

The character switch rule was in effect, so that one could not pick the same character during any contest. SFIV and SFA3 were best two of three matches each best of three rounds. SCIV and Tekken 6 were played best two of three matches each best of five rounds. MvC2 was best two of three rounds 3v3.

For Smash, two free-for-all time limit matches were played on random stages, one six minutes and one four minutes. At the end of each, the lowest score was dropped. The final was played as best two out of three four minute matches on Final Destination. As indicated, Lego's Olimar won in Sudden Death against my Snake to end the Smash final.

The [?] before Shwa's Sagat in SFIV indicates that it was randomly selected. For MvC2, I also differentiated between Lego's and Rah's Wolverine (Adamantium and bone claws respectively). Bold and underlined text indicates victory in most instances, and the italicized A in the Alpha character selection indicates A-ism (though only A-ism was selected.)

Street Fighter IV [PS3]
Semifinal 1KILLGO
Rufus02Sagat
Zangief12Ryu
Semifinal 2SHWRAH
Ken21Ken
Fei Long20Sakura
FinalSHWLGO
Ryu02Sagat
[?]Sagat02Ryu


Street Fighter Alpha 3 [MAME]
Semifinal 1KILRAH
Charlie A20Ken A
Birdie A20Claw A
Semifinal 2LGOSHW
Chun-li A20Ryu A
Ryu A20Dictator A
FinalKILLGO
Birdie A12Ryu A
Charlie A12Chun-Li A



Tekken 6 [PS3]
Semifinal 1RAHSHW
Christie31Lei
Eddy32Hwoarang
Semifinal 2LGOKIL
Bob30Dragunov
Baek32Alisa
FinalLGORAH
Bob31Christie
Ganry03Eddy
Baek31Nina


Super Smash Bros. Brawl [Wii]
KILSHWLGORAH
6minZelda +3Luigi -3Lucas +4Pikachu -5
4minWolf +3Meta -3Ike 0---
FinalKILLGO
Dedede -1 DK +1
Snake 0 Olimar 0*SuddenDeath*


Soul Calibur IV [PS3]
Semifinal 1SHWKIL
Kilik13Cervantes
Mitsurugi13Cassandra
Semifinal 2RAHLGO
Seong Mina03Astaroth
Hilde03Maxi
FinalKILLGO
Cassandra23Astaroth
Cervantes30Maxi
Xianghua13Kilik


Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 [PS2]
Semi 1SHWKIL
Ryu/Hulk/KenSpiral/Sentinel/Ken
Akuma/Jugg/ShumaCharlie/Venom/Jugg
Semi 2LGORAH
AdamantiumWolvie/Akuma/AmericaRogue/Iceman/WolvieBone
Ryu/Cable/VenomPsy/Akuma/Blackheart
Iron/Gambit/ColStorm/Strider/Magneto
FinalLGOKIL
Colossus/Venom/RyuSpiral/Sentinel/Cammy
Iceman/Cable/CyclopsCable/Akuma/Charlie


Overall, a disappointing but successful tournament. I had been pretty hot lately, but as usual Lego brought it on game day. Tekken and SCIV's results were unexepected. I really would have liked to have won SFIV, but c'est la vie.

I feel this format didn't really try to assess merit after first place, though. Without a loser's bracket or a round robin style, there is really no determination of who is second best.

I'm looking ahead to the end of January and the release of Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom. Don't really know the direction to take, but I'm thinking about it. Perhaps fewer events with a more comprehensive format. Right now I've got TvC, Tekken 6, Super Turbo, and Smash in mind.

Sting like a big fat beeOh, and my New Year's Resolution?

To get revenge on Legoman.

Saturday, December 26, 2009

Fightathon Generation [Fighting Game Tournament]

The next big fightathon is on for tomorrow! AKA the Tekken 6 release tournament, we've had to put this off for a number of reasons, not the least of which was bringing the MAME cabinet back online for Street Fighter Alpha 3. Anyways, we can see clearly now; there are no obstacles in our way.

Lego, Shwa, Rah and I will partake in a vicious sextathlon (sounds dirtier than it is). Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter IV, Tekken 6, Soul Calibur IV, Smash Bros. Brawl, and Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 are on the agenda, with a secret tiebreak seventh game held back in case of a tie. Overall it is agreed this is a more well rounded tournament than the original two man challenge or the three man endeavor last time.

Looking forward to anyone dethroning Lego, who has been pretty cocky around Jcasa since the last tournament. (Yes, for the last four months...) I reckon it's gonna have to be me. Place your bets. Results to follow.

Oh, and due to popular demand, we will not be live blogging the event!

omfg rocket punch

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Happy TLaPD!!

"Go Under!!"
Arr-tful

Monday, August 24, 2009

Fighting Data


Street Fighter IV
First ContestSHWLGO
Ken02Sagat
Akuma02Sakura
Second ContestKILLGO
Zangief20Ryu
Rufus21Sagat
Third ContestSHWKIL
Dhalsim02Zangief
Ryu12Abel
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix
First ContestKILLGO
Ken02Sagat
Blanka20Ryu
Guile02Chun-Li
Second ContestSHWLGO
Ken02Chun-Li
Ryu02Sagat
Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection
First ContestKILSHW
Dragnuov03Hwoarang
Armor King13Lei
Second ContestLGOSHW
Baek13Hwoarang
Eddy30Lei
Law13Mokujin

Super Smash Bros. Brawl
LGOSHWKIL
First Free-for-All+1Ike-2Sonic+1Snake
Second Free-for-All+3Lucas-2Captain Falcon-1King Dedede
Third Free-for-All+2Pikachu-1Ice
Climbers
-1Zelda
Final One-on-One+1Donkey Kong-1Meta Knight

Soul Calibur IV
First ContestSHWLGO
Kilik32Astaroth
Maxi13Kilik
Mitsurugi30Siegfried
Second ContestSHWKIL
Mitsurugi30Cassandra
Maxi32Cervantes
BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger
First ContestSHWLGO
Jin20Taokaka
Litchi12Jin
Ragna20Bang
Second ContestSHWKIL
Jin20Ragna
Ragna02Noel
Bang02Rachel
Third ContestLGOKIL
Jin12Ragna
Taokaka12Tager
Street Fighter Alpha 3
First ContestLGOSHW
Chun-Li V20Ken V
Sagat A12Ryu A
Ryu A20Akuma A
Second ContestKILLGO
Charlie A02Chun-Li A
Akuma A02Ryu A

Sunday, August 23, 2009

World's Strongest [Fighting Game Tournament Recap]

Lego takes another one.

Left my official scorecard at home, but I'll run through the highlights with y'all here. Our second Jcasa Fighting Game Competetion has concluded, with Legoman again winning the tiebreak in Street Fighter Alpha 3. What a guy.

Some changes this time around: the inclusion of Shwa as the third participant. Our fourth fell through, though he's expected to participate in the upcoming Tekken 6 release competition. Obviously a round-robin had to be adopted for this, and I changed the event lineup significantly. Marvel vs. Capcom 2 (one of Lego's worst), Street Figher III: Third Strike, and Guilty Gear XX ^Core were all removed. BlazBlue was added, lowering the total count to six events, with a seventh event tiebreaker. Also, we imposed a forced character change rule; players had to select a different character for each match in a contest.

Lego took Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix and Smash Brawl. I, as expected, dominated Street Fighter IV and BlazBlue. Shwa evened everything with strong showings in Tekken 5: DR, and Soul Calibur IV. (SCIV would've given the tourney to Lego had Shwa not come away with the W). Lego then handily defeated us both in SFA3. Fucker.

I thought I had the competition highlight reel on lock during my second SFIV match with Lego. We played the ye olde Sagat(LGO)-Rufus(KIL) match (after a two and out beat by my Gief over his Ryu). I managed to steal the final round with the EX Messiah -> High -> FADC -> Ultra. I have never connected that setup in a competitive match, and somehow I saw the opening and brought the pain, and even correctly Focus Attack Back Dash cancelled since he was in the corner. Pretty sweet.

Thought that was hot shit till Lego and Shwa's match in BlazBlue. Both are pretty unfamiliar, and wisely checked Command Lists to gain as much knowledge as possible. Shwa apparently is a quick study, as he won his final match with a huge comeback catching Lego in Ragna's Devoured by Darkness Distortion Drive (only available while in Blood Kain Distortion!!) which delivers a 70+ hit autocombo (with 1:1 Soul Eater health steal).

Yami ni Kuwarero
"Distortion Finish? Is that bad? Did I break it?"

Friday, June 5, 2009

Nonathlon

Following Lego's absurdly provocative text message:

Lego: "I want to battle you in a 2 out o 3 match of every fighting game we have in da house."

Oh shit, it was on.

Street Fighter IV - KIL (2-1)
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix - LGO (2-1)
Tekken 5: Dark Ressurrection - KIL (2-0)
Super Smash Bros. Brawl - LGO (2-1)
Guilty Gear XX ^Core - KIL (2-0)
Street Fighter III: Third Strike - LGO (2-0)
Soul Calibur IV - LGO (2-0)
Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 - KIL (2-0)

And the tie breaker...

Street Fighter Alpha 3 - LGO (2-0)

Damn... You shoulda seen the third Smash match. My Zelda versus his DK, and the random stage was Shadow Moses. Can't believe I let that one get away...

Next time, motherfucker. Next time.