Brag about it.

[Asmodean]

Am I the only one here who thoroughly dislikes the word "own" being used to describe someone's skill or lack thereof??

Asmodean

[FrustratedPoet]

It's not as bad as when they use "rape" to mean the same thing. That makes me feel a little sick, to be honest.

[Maquiladora]

Am I the only one here who thoroughly dislikes the word "own" being used to describe someone's skill or lack thereof??

It depends whos saying it. I use it in a sarcastic way, mocking on those that use it seriously.

[Zero]

Originally posted by FrustratedPoet
Obviously I'm the best Soul Calibur player in the world. No one can even come close to me. I 0wn3rZ all!!

Now I'll have to fly to UK just to play u. (Actually there are quite a bunch of good SC players in UK i hear... )

[Zero]

Originally posted by Maquiladora
Im not too bad at SF2 turbo on snes, although people without knowledge call me BUTTON MASHER and CHEESE FIEND! i dont even know what that means.

Button mashers are people who just press buttons randomly in fighting games and dont know what they are doing.

I think cheese fiend means person who abuses block dmg in SF2. (I whore block dmg. )

[Maquiladora]

I never did anything like that, it was my spamming of the same moves, but they could do the same and id still own them.

[hexagonian]

I suck at them all!!!

[Rasbelin]

Well, I usually own the games I have in my shelf.

[Maquiladora]

Dont we all, well except for the ones you borrowed and never got round to giving back and i suppose illegal copies. The point is i own

[Glen]

I was a king at Starcraft, keyword here is *WAS* as i havent played it in about a year or so... game i need to find/buy!!

OK well i *OWNED* all on Super Smash Bro's Melee for the GCN!!! i could beat 2 level 9s (highist level) that were on a team agaisnt me!!!

[Ben Kenobi]

"cheese fiend" =

uses little wimpy moves to wear down an opponent rather than the special moves.

I'm pretty good with E Honda, I love the Hundred hand slap.

I still have to work on the hardest level, trying to beat the game cleanly. Bison's still pretty difficult.

[Zero]

Originally posted by Maquiladora
I never did anything like that, it was my spamming of the same moves, but they could do the same and id still own them.

then ur what we call in fighting game community as....

#x move whores. (replace x with number of different moves u use in the whole game).

Whoring moves have flaws to the strategy, because they keep the gameplay overly simple. Usually move whorers try to do no more than 3-4 moves that handles every single situation. (and in fighting game it will need to cover at least: when opponent blocks high, low and quick attack to counter hit or stepping if the game is in 3D) If the game is balanced enough, there are loop holes in this kind of strategy, because game will be complictaed enough to accomodate solutions to virtually every single situation and well trained players will be aware of it.

[Zero]

Okay okay guys, all talk no show! From now on post ur accomplishments/records along with it. Just saying "I own in Halo" doesnt really give us much insight on just how good u are. But if you post "I own you in Halo. I won #x of tourneys in blah blah blah and won time I had a 7 kill streak with pistol whipping alone", then it gives us at least an idea of just how good yall are (although it doesnt say much about ur opponents... )

[Zero]

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
"cheese fiend" =

uses little wimpy moves to wear down an opponent rather than the special moves.

Pokes or poker is generally used to describe people who use extremly fast, safe, repetitive moves to wear down opponent in 3D fighter community. I assume its the same for street fighter. I never heard of cheese fiend so I wouldnt know what it is, but I dont think its what u describe.

[Harry Seldon]

I played Rat Race against ten others, Rockets only with unlimited grenades, fifty kills. I won by a margin of thirty kills and only died fifteen times.

I tried to do a team tournament with the guys I play with but they didn't want to drive to Atlanta. Next single player tourney is mine.