Level of gameplay gone up?
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Level of gameplay gone up?
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posted12/22/2005 09:51 PM (UTC)by

I have always been a huge huge MK fan and, I remember back in the arcade days, I thought I was a pretty decent MK player, on all the major versions, MK2, MK3, UMK3. I could sit at a machine for a while, usually with a winning record, but having to bump some quarters now and then. Then about a year and a half ago (or whenever I discovered this site) I started to hear about kaillera and playing MK online. I could not have heard better news. So I got it and I literally got the shit spanked out of me, in MK2 and UMK3. I won maybe 1 out of 20 matches on both. I was shocked, I thought I could at least hold my own. So I guess my question is, was the gameplay always this competitive even in the arcade days, or is it just that because the game has been out for almost a decade, people have finally had the time to super-analyze it?
BTW I do appreciate competitive gameplay, but I haven't been on kaillera in a long time, and apparently you have to have an ip now, you can't just join. So if someone wants to post one thats cool. Not to mention I've been itching to have the time to really study those awsome character guides that are being posted. Although it seems like I don't even have enough base to make use of them. Anyway, I've just been wondering if the arcade I played at didn't have any elite players or all the competitiveness (sp?) is relatively recent.
BTW I do appreciate competitive gameplay, but I haven't been on kaillera in a long time, and apparently you have to have an ip now, you can't just join. So if someone wants to post one thats cool. Not to mention I've been itching to have the time to really study those awsome character guides that are being posted. Although it seems like I don't even have enough base to make use of them. Anyway, I've just been wondering if the arcade I played at didn't have any elite players or all the competitiveness (sp?) is relatively recent.


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Go to anti3d.com and get their kailleraclient, you'll be able to see the server list and join servers that way.
Gameplay has always been competitive since the mid 90s, and is still evolving to this day. Check out some match vids from ECCX, and others I have on my site:
www.darktemplarz.com/umk3matchvids/
Gameplay has always been competitive since the mid 90s, and is still evolving to this day. Check out some match vids from ECCX, and others I have on my site:
www.darktemplarz.com/umk3matchvids/
Great thread.
The game has always had a competitive factor. I really cant say much because I sucked (and still do) in the arcades, I never learned play with the stupid machine controls, no matter what fighting game I chose, I always lost to someone who smashed the buttons with incredible energy.
I rarely won a fight, but I remember seeing the âprosâ? playing the early games (Mk1-MkU)â¦just wow, specially with MKU, the combos were wild and the speed of attacks were amazing, I could never do that stuff in the arcades, but I quickly learned to do so in my computer. Mk3 was the first Mk game I owned, so I never stopped playing, I got really good and managed to buy the other PC mk games. Im excellent with the PS2 console and the PC, but I have never faced someone that actually plays decent mk.
I dont know anyone who is a fan of Mk like me here, so no one plays the game like I do, I might be good, or I might really suck because I havenât faced someone who plays the game like a fan, or a fighter-fan for that matter.
I think it has always been like that, maybe the reason why it seems so different to you is because you had never faced someone from other parts of your country and the world.
The game has always had a competitive factor. I really cant say much because I sucked (and still do) in the arcades, I never learned play with the stupid machine controls, no matter what fighting game I chose, I always lost to someone who smashed the buttons with incredible energy.
I rarely won a fight, but I remember seeing the âprosâ? playing the early games (Mk1-MkU)â¦just wow, specially with MKU, the combos were wild and the speed of attacks were amazing, I could never do that stuff in the arcades, but I quickly learned to do so in my computer. Mk3 was the first Mk game I owned, so I never stopped playing, I got really good and managed to buy the other PC mk games. Im excellent with the PS2 console and the PC, but I have never faced someone that actually plays decent mk.
I dont know anyone who is a fan of Mk like me here, so no one plays the game like I do, I might be good, or I might really suck because I havenât faced someone who plays the game like a fan, or a fighter-fan for that matter.
I think it has always been like that, maybe the reason why it seems so different to you is because you had never faced someone from other parts of your country and the world.


About Me
- Your Source for UMK3 Competition -
When something better than UMK3 comes out, I'll let you all know, because it still hasn't happened yet.
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Queve you should try playing on Kaillera. I think I might add a location detail to the list of Kaillera players by country, at least from what I remember, if I can specific locations.
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