first i find my best player...then i train 4 a while..then i challenge some 1 awesome and see how good i am then i whoop ass

first i find my best player...then i train 4 a while..then i challenge some 1 awesome and see how good i am then i whoop ass

I dont know if I'll beat all of you.... but I'll be the best with Mileena... I'm pretty sure of this

Nice for bad talking me on msn Ying Yeung!

Siduu101 wrote:
Nice for bad talking me on msn Ying Yeung!


All in good humor!

I will be destroyed. The block button is nonexistant to me, and it will be a grusome time. I will be the online bitch

Considering I don't even have the PS2 network adapter I doubt most of you will get the pleasure of schooling me. Though I'm sure most of you could. I love MK, but I've never been a champion-quality player ('cept in MK2, and not even that anymore). Just good enough to beat the game on the hard difficulty, not the extremely hard.
MrShadowMan - I'm the opposite. I vary between extreme turtle and extreme aggressor. Depending on the opponent. But sadly, years of playing nothing but the computer has deteriorated my skills with human opponents.

All I got to said is watch out for the gamertag name Tonybone83 on Xbox live.

firesnake Wrote: i to have every mk game no one has ever beat me and no ever will and i always practice on the hardest mode like i really need the practice for anyone whose going to by this game on the ps2 i suggest you don't because i have never lost and will never lose

When October 5th comes and it comes time to play MK:D online you give me your online name and I will make damn sure you suffer your "first" defeat. Iam by no mean a master at the MK games but Iam pretty damn good at it. I remember back when MKII was out and I ran up 54 wins in a row before being defeated. Same w/DA. Once again, I look foward in challenging you.

I think every one will lose and win it crazy now because its skill and luck with all the fighting styles and death traps and arena weapons >:-o

I was thinking there would be some kind of tournament set up. Imagine a player getting all pumped up. You got your plan of combos rehearsed in your mind. The match begins and with one hit you end up in a death trap. Muwahaha!