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Oh, well, you know... the usual... anyone could get it... anyone could keep on harassing you with e-mails... anyone could distribute it to other...
THANKS FOR GIVING US YOUR E-MAIL. Remove it. Now. PM it to hieu.
... That was just one thing.
I didn't know that the EX Tetsuzanko connects after that. If you have an Ultra, you can use that instead of EX Tetsuzanko.
I've heard lots about -40 C quitting. Guess he does it occasionally.
I guess... I need to practice consistently with many characters to stay alright with them, except for Yun. I don't need to practice too much with him.
Yun is definitely at the bottom, but either Sakura or Makoto are the worst characters. Yun can do some really big damage, but it relies on mixups,...
OH MY GOD. I hate this. Fighting a lame Sagat with Guile, and I lose. He doesn't give me a rematch. I see him again, I almost beat him, I...
That is hilarious! Telling you to join TA! :D
Sorry about the disconnect, 1.0.1.0, I accidentally pressed the power button. Good games!
Celestia, Yun's Nishokyaku invincibility sucks. It trades with Zangief's crouching medium punch, even!
Eeyup. But it does matter if you've saved a long time ago. Or if you haven't saved at all.
Guys! I found this really awesome combo last night for Yun (yes, that's right. ANOTHER ONE)! First, get in the corner. Have your opponent at...
My iPod Touch (4th Gen) safely updated everything. Haven't lost a single bit of data.
A game over is basically when all members in your party die to monsters and/or status ailments.
Volt isn't actually the only one I've ever played. I have the PC version of AE, but it is so slow because my computer doesn't actually meet all...
So... Daigo's going to release a book or something.
I could probably do it pretty easily. Just gotta get myself a 360 first. (But I know this is all joking)
Why would you not lose ingredients if you get the recipe wrong? G. Chicken = Ground Chicken. The recipes actually make sense, man.
Nominating Adventure Bar Story. Such an awesome game.
