b0r4t Wrote:shazeem1 Wrote:Stop complaining who's gonna take this tourny so seriously that they whine, Second if you have skill you would no need to spamming special moves consistently. So the spamming rule will stay.
If you don't want to join don't.
@Vash no Captain Marval stays, there's no rule that says you can't pick the same character as your opponent so there's a solution to Captain Marval.
@Jin fixing the playoff tree is yours, feel free to do as you feel with who plays who.
Ok exactly how many consecutive moves counts as a spam? What if the move is a juggle starter of some kind and my opponent keeps getting hit by it when I end a juggle does that qualify as spamming?
How many moves do I need to do after the predetermined number of moves has been mett before I can do said move again without it being considered spam.
After I do the required number of moves to reset the spam counter am I alotted the same number of times I can do a move as the original spam or is it lower/higher after the reset?
What is the rule on spamming block? I mean there are some people I play who block everything I do and that makes me a sad panda. how many moves in a row can you block and how long do you have to release block before you can use it again and it not be considered spam?
Ok lets say that I do one less than the magic number of moves to equal spamming and I block some attacks by my opponent or jump around and avoid them. Can I then usse the move again or do I need to do something else to reset the spam counter?
Does spamming just pertain to special moves or do regular moves count too?
If I'm alternating between two moves does it qualify as spamming? Say 311,b3,311,b3,b3,311 would that be spamming?
Ok now about the comment if you have skill you wouldn't need to spam. Could you please explain that? Are you saying that if you have skill you suddenly change the properties of your character and suddenly change what their best moves are? As an example I'm recognized as the best jax player and my game revoles around keep away. I accomplish this by using his pro missles to keep my opponent back while building meter. If my opponent gets hit by a missle while in the air I do a ground pound. If my opponent rolls while they are on the ground I do the pound again and repeat until they stand straight up. If my opponent jumps at me I use the machinegun to anti air them if at all possible. When they get close to me I push them back with a breaker and proceed to build meter again by using missles as a keep away. On occasion when somebody gets in I may do a b1 or b3 to catch them off guard. This is how you play jax at high levels. The fact is no matter how good you are he is slow up close and his entire game is built around keep away tactics against good players. Against scrubs that complain about spamming and such you can generally beat them any way cuz they just suck but against a good player you can't beat them just anyway because when they get in on you they will take advantage of jax's slow moves.
Now obviously I'm not the best jax player because when I play him his moves don't magicaklly change their properties and allow me to win without playing to his strengths in keep away. You're obviously a superior jax player because its possible for you to change the entire way the character works and you no longer have to keep away you can just rush it down. So please enlighten me on how to make jax's up close and pitbull game work instead of taking advantage of his OBVIOUS design to play keep away. I really do want to know. Oh and please answer the questions regarding move spamming too.
a single set of Jax pro-missles considers as spam ... as soon as you do the pro-missles (or 2 ground pounds in a row) your opponent has the right to whine and claim they won that game ... furthermore ... somebody will put you on you tube 1 day for doing 2 sets of pro-missles and you will be known as Master Spammer ... with your own theme songs and everything.
in all seriousness ... very well put.
