yea i definately need to warm up, cause last time i played mkda after not playing for a long time i played like crap

i practice MKDA on MAX 5 hours a day
with all characters

deadlyfatality Wrote: i practice MKDA on MAX 5 hours a day with all characters

thats sad

I have been playin MK:DA alot lately. I know every combo with Sub-Zero lol. I'm also practicin with other chars because I am going to use some of the fighting styles for my SHujinko and other chars.

I have practised a lot in mk da for this mk 6!!!!
now the Deadly Alliance is begging for mercy
and I have kicked Moloch straight to Netherealm!

Ive been playing tonds od MKDA in anticipation for Deception.
I found that after not playing for so long i suck ass.
ah well, its pretty fun still and i never really beat it the first time around so i will this time (unlock all koffins )

I'll be satisfied when I master Sub-Zero: I'll beat MKDA on max with him alone.

Let me say this to all who practice alone.
You can spend 24 hours a day practicing on the hardest difficulty in any fighting game, and it doens't mean beans when it comes to 1v1 match. When you play a live player it's a whole new ball game. Knowing all the moves, and combos, etc.. will only benefit you if you get a chance to use them. That's the difference between learning AI tactics and playing Live opponents.
No AI is perfect. When you only practice with AI, you learn their weaknesses and then you take advantage of it...over and over and over...
However when you get to a high level of gaming with Live opponents you face tactics that gaming AI will never use (atleast not in any kind of MK game.)
So don't feel bad if you can school the AI on max difficulty but get rocked with simple, cheap, or high level gaming tactics of a human opponent.
There IS a difference between simulated randomness and human randomness that sets AI apart from live opponents.
Just watch the Daigo SF match that's floating around...AI won't be doing that often. hehehe.
I am hoping to get schooled when I go online. No amount of "practice with AI" will prepare me. The best I can do is learn what works and doesn't work once I go online, and adapt.
~CYD