If you can't fight, just don't go online
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just be fighting somebody on ultimate marvel vs capcom 3 on the vita and my 5 game win streak was ended by somebody spamming the same unblockable move over and over and its pissed me off as he started doing it when i was one move away from winning, i mean is it really to much to ask that people go into the ****ing training or mission mode and learn some moves
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S**t happens! :rolleyes:
If you can't beat them copy them
if its in the game and it aint a bug or a glitch then it aint cheating.your just annoyed that they beat you.Put your dummy back in and change your nappy.
Of course spamming a move isn't a glitch but it shows a lack of talent and i for one didn't pay 34.99 for a game to play online and lose because somebody only knows one moves
That's irrelevant and shows a lack of skill on your part.just because he only knows one move doesn't mean he shouldn't play online.if the moves effective go with it.your upset because you weren't good enough to beat them.maybe its you who needs to train more,as its obvious you can't beat someone who is only using one move.
If you can't play online without having a hissy fit when someone beats you legitimately, don't go online. Simples.
^ lol this.
Call of Duty has campers, glitchers and noob tube spammers.Racing games have people that ram you at corners.Fifa has people constantly pause the game and force you to watch every highlight and replay in hope that you quit out and give them the victory......and fighting games have 1 move spammers.
I think the key here is to come to terms that a good portion of the online gaming community are idiots that will try to win at any cost. It's best not to give a crap about online stats and play just for the enjoyment of the moment.If you win a fight fair and square you'll feel alot more sense of achievment then some one who spams moves.
Can be said of a good portion of any "portion", really. Can't it?
So, while the easy thing is to just come to terms with this...
No! Rage! Rage!
I don't have time and in fact i don't enjoy training on my fighting games, i just go online and fight. I really couldn't care less about memorizing all the moves.
In my experience it has always been the way with fighting games.
Virtua Fighter series is the worst for it, that game is the deepest 3D fighting game ever made and unless you really know what you're doing and have spent an age mastering the moves, novice players can beat you easily by button mashing.