Welcome to FSD.Well, might as well enter the fold myself. Just wanted to say hello and thank you all for the awesome info you put out there for people who would like to get better at this game. Considering I've been pretty actively lurking these forums the past few days, I thought I might as well join the site.
I think I've met some of this sites residents online as well, and they probably were the best matches I've ever had in this game, even if some of them lagged like crazy.
I don't know how active I'll be (just got my gaming pc back from repairs heh) but I'll be sure to at least give kudos for usefull and insightful posts from time to time.
And here's to hoping DOA5 Ultimates netcode is worth a crap!
I'll get to it later today. Thanks a bunch.Stiff huh? Yeah you just need some practice. DoA is the least stiff 3D fighting game on the market with SC pretty close. Just ask around and get some FSD members to jump in and teach you some movement and you'll get the hang of it in no time. I'd help but my only method of playing on PSN is with my Vita.
Regardless, welcome to the forums! We look forward to seeing you around and you happen to live right in the middle of one of the most active offline play regions in the country.
I'm from Maryland. I'm usually online but playing the game every now and then to try and figure out way to play DOA. Because really it feels STIFF. x_x either people make me look like im standing still or I end up holding by accident when i'm trying to guard.
Riverdale. That's not that far from here actuallyWhere in md? I'm in Columbia, we tend to do local meetup at least once a week.
Seattle rules.Helloooo beautiful people of FSD!
I have been in love with the DOA series since playing DOA2 on my Dreamcast. I have owned and played 2, 3, and 5. Unfortunately I do not have a Xbox 360 (hence the fact I did not play DOA 4).
Despite being in love with this series, I have never felt the urge to play it competitively until now.
I have been lurking this lovely forum for a while now and the content is stupendous. Finally joined this forum in hopes to one day learn the ropes of competitive battling and make some new friends.
However, this is the first fighting game I have ever sought to learn all the core mechanics and use them competitively, so it has been EXTREMELY hard for me to get into the groove and I lose quite often online.
I am seeking for some buddies that can casual battle with me online and somewhat tutor me on how to play well. I live around the Seattle area and welcome making friends!
And on PS3.A lot of new peeps lately. =D Welcome to FSD folks!